I love this film but Julie Taymor's been a horrible disappointment ever since - I had hopes she'd rise to Greenaway stature in my personal canon.

When the discussion over Whedon's Shakespeare was occurring, this is exactly the movie I was thinking of.

I only hope that Breaking Bad as a greek tragedy can end with half the gusto Titus did. The last scene in this movie raised goosebumps for me.

Hopkins, perfect.

Happy (meat) pi day!

What extravagant revenge! He tells the murdering princes what he's going to do with their bodies, in detail... and then, he cuts their throats. Revenge is an ignoble motive, and a revenge play is an ignoble play, a guilty pleasure at the very least. No wonder bardolators were trying to deny Shakespeare's authorship, at least for much of the early 20th century.

The best Shakespeare play, and the best Shakespeare adaptation.

This play was the high point of my initial failed attempt to become an English major. Everything was going great until the Histories semester.

This is why I have an art degree.

I love this play so much, and this is the best version of it I've ever seen.