My favorite Shakespeare is Othello and there are some good ones, the Lawrence Fishburn from the 90s is decent, and there is an Olivier floating around that is excellent. But, try the Zeffirelli version of Verdi's opera Otello for my all time favorite Iago.

Titus (1999), Julie Taymore directs, Anthony Hopkins and Jessica Lange, DEFINITELY NOT A COMEDY https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0120866/?ref_=ext_shr

Macbeth (1971). No matter how you feel about Polanski as an (alledged) human, it's quite a film https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067372/?ref_=ext_shr. There is also a Michael Fassbinder Marrion Cottiard from 2015 that I havent seen, but am curious about.

Kenneth Branaugh did a bunch of Shakespeare in the 90's which were mostly pretty good.

If anyone can suggest a good film version of The Tempest I'd love to know about it.

Your honor, my client has instructed me to remind the court how rich and important he is & that he is not like other men

Is it capitalism?

Please don't bury me down in the cold cold ground

In all seriousness I'd rather they cut me up and pass me all around.

At least that one has a "jump to recipe" button at the top

I guess two car accidents would have been suspicious.

Why shouldn't you?

https://youtu.be/tH0bTpwQL7U?si=7ByDetoR44Pmy24J

A blackout. You already collected it.

This is correct.

I would add James McMurtry "Ruby and Carlos" , "lights of Cheyenne "or "Hurricane Party"

The Glass Cannon

The Daily Beans

Behind the Bastards

I'm in this prison, you built for you, Hoboken New Jersey

Wrath of Kahn,

It was the first movie my mom dropped me off at at about 12nyears old. I'm sure she was grateful she didn't have to go.

I was not ready for the earworms. Still gives me the heebie-jeebies.