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Two of my three favorite teams playing each other, but hopp Schweiz.

I enjoy it too, well acted, cleverly filmed, but they did change the ending which seems a bit presumptuous.

I liked "O"(2001) more than most High School dramas.

How would you rate Romeo+Juliet(1996), production, rip off, or homage?

I'm kinda shocked how many of these are on YouTube, never even occurred to me to check.

Thanks

https://youtu.be/BcnN2DrBBV8?si=wBk4vSSG2pI9d4lM

Sounds good, I'm in.

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.

It's usually that way here too, but yesterday, for whatever reason, there was no stress.

Cat politics. I don't even pretend to understand 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?

I suspect they are still not ready to make nice.

Those black eyes peas tasted alright to me, Earl

We had a floof calleded Miez (real name Mistral, but mostly called Miez, Mausli, or Moose) when we lived in Switzerland.

I hope your Miez feels better, I like to think they are cousins.