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Titus

The fate of an empire. The descent of man.

Released R 162 min 7.1/10 Votes: 21574

Titus Andronicus returns from the wars and sees his sons and daughters taken from him, one by one. Shakespeare's goriest and earliest tragedy.

Type:

Movie

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Genre:

Drama, History, Thriller

Release:

1999-12-25

Year:

2024

Country:

United Kingdom

Language:

English

Revenue:

$2M

Companies:

Clear Blue Sky Productions, Overseas FilmGroup, Urania Pictures, NDF International, Titus Productions, Fox Searchlight Pictures

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Game of Thrones - Rich in political intrigue, betrayal, and struggles for power.
A Man for All Seasons - A historical drama about moral integrity in the face of political pressure.
The Social Network - A modern exploration of ambition, betrayal, and the rise to power.
Blood Diamond - Focuses on the moral complexities of power and greed in war.
Senna - A documentary exploring ambition and rivalry in the world of Formula One.
Nixon - An exploration of political ambition, betrayal, and historical events.
Wag the Dog - A political satire about manufactured crises and manipulation.
The Last Temptation of Christ - Deals with moral dilemmas and political implications in ancient times.
Lord of the Flies - An exploration of power dynamics and human instincts among a group of boys.
The Queen's Gambit - Focuses on personal ambition and strategic battles, though in the chess world.
Citzen Kane - Explores power and its consequences through the life of a media mogul.
The Godfather - Delves into power, family loyalty, and betrayal within organized crime.
The Hunt for Red October - A mix of political maneuvering and military strategy in the Cold War.
Thank You for Smoking - A satirical take on manipulation and ethics in politics and business.
The Patriot - Focuses on uprising against tyranny and the quest for freedom.
The Big Short - Explores ambition, deception, and the consequences of financial power.
Pride and Prejudice - Explores social class and power dynamics in relationships and society.
The King's Speech - Themes of leadership, struggle, and the burden of power.

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Game of Thrones - Both series involve intricate political plots, power struggles, and detailed character development set in a historical-like backdrop.
Spartacus: Blood and Sand - Focuses on themes of betrayal, revenge, and gladiatorial combat in ancient Rome.
The Borgias - Drama centering on a powerful family during the Renaissance, emphasizing political intrigue and manipulation.
Knightfall - Explores the Knights Templar and their influence in medieval Europe, similar to Rome's power dynamics.
The Last Kingdom - Historical drama about the formation of England, filled with political conflict and character-driven stories.
Vikings - Tells the story of Norse heroes and their adventures, with similar themes of conquest and loyalty.
Deadwood - Set in the American West during the late 1800s, focusing on lawlessness and power struggles in a growing society.
Pillars of the Earth - Based on Ken Follett's novel, it is a historical epic about the construction of a cathedral and the political upheaval surrounding it.
Barbarians - This German series depicts the historical conflict between Romans and Germanic tribes, showcasing battles and strategies.
The Tudors - Dramatizes the reign of Henry VIII, filled with political intrigue, betrayal, and the impact of personal relationships on power.
Marco Polo - Follows the travels and adventures of the famous explorer in a time of political intrigue, culture clash, and conflict.
Medici: Masters of Florence - Explores the rise of the Medici dynasty during the Renaissance, focusing on politics and wealth, akin to Rome.
The Spartacus: Vengeance - Continuation of the Spartacus saga, focusing on rebellion and the fight against Roman oppression.
The Witcher - Fantasy series with a strong narrative, complex characters, and the explorations of power dynamics and ethical dilemmas.
Gods of Egypt - Set in ancient Egypt with tumultuous power struggles between gods and mortals, similar to Rome's grandeur.
The Eagle - A tale set in Roman Britain focusing on the search for a lost Roman eagle standard, highlighting themes of loyalty and honor.
Troy: Fall of a City - A retelling of the Trojan War, focusing on love, conflict, and ancient politics, echoing the epic storytelling of Rome.
Britannia - Explores the Roman conquest of Britain, blending historical facts with mystical elements similar to Rome.
The Last Legion - Set during the fall of the Western Roman Empire, it shares themes of loyalty, valor, and political intrigue.
Rise of the Footsoldier - A British crime film that, while contemporary, embodies the themes of loyalty, betrayal, and moral ambiguity much like Rome.
Hannibal - Delves into the complex relationships and themes of power, ambition, and loyalty, set in an ancient context.
Pompeii - Historical disaster film that captures the final days of Pompeii alongside the backdrop of a romance.
Alexander - A historical drama depicting the life of Alexander the Great, focusing on his conquests and leadership akin to the power plays in Rome.
Titus - A modern adaptation of Shakespeare's play 'Titus Andronicus,' dealing with themes of vengeance in a brutal setting.
The Fall of the Roman Empire - Focuses on the complex political machinations and leading figures during the decline of the Roman Empire.
The Odyssey - A retelling of Homer's classic, which explores the journey and struggles with a backdrop rich in ancient culture.
Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra - A comedic take on ancient Rome, blending classic elements with humor and adventure.
Risen - A biblical drama that tracks the aftermath of the crucifixion, with Roman involvement and themes of faith and power.
The Gladiator - A film about a Roman general who becomes a gladiator, focusing on themes of revenge and social hierarchies.
Ben-Hur - Epic film set in ancient Rome blending revenge, faith, and identity with grand storytelling.
The Passion of the Christ - Depicts the final hours of Jesus amid Roman rule, highlighting the intersection of faith and authority.
The Ten Commandments - An epic film about the life of Moses, intertwining historical events with themes of faith and power dynamics.
Exodus: Gods and Kings - Retells the biblical story with a focus on power struggles and themes similar to those in ancient Rome.
The New World - A historical drama that explores the clash of cultures and the complexities of power and identity.
The Alamo - A retelling of the historic battle highlighting the themes of courage, loyalty, and sacrifice.
300 - Centered around the Battle of Thermopylae, exemplifying valor, sacrifice, and the spirit of resistance.
The Romanoffs - An anthology series exploring the descendants of the Romanov family, infusing historical intrigue into modern times.
Frontier - Explores the North American fur trade in the 1700s with themes of exploitation and brutal power struggles.

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Omkara - Like Maqbool, this film is an adaptation of Shakespeare's Othello set in India, exploring themes of power and betrayal.
The Tragedy of Macbeth - An adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth, it shares similar themes of ambition, guilt, and moral corruption.
Maqbool - It is the film itself.
Titus - An adaptation of Shakespeare's play Titus Andronicus, exploring themes of revenge and tragedy.
Lagaan - Like Maqbool, it features strong characters and conflicts based on power dynamics and societal issues.
Gangs of Wasseypur - A story of crime and vengeance entwined with cultural contexts, reflecting complex human relationships and moral dilemmas.
Paanch - Deals with crime and betrayal among friends, much like the themes in Maqbool.
Shakespeare in Love - Explores the life of Shakespeare and his works, touching on his influences and themes of love and betrayal.
Blood Diamond - Themes of moral ambiguity and personal conflict in an oppressive environment mirror Maqbool's setting.
Shutter Island - Similar themes of psychological tension and the dark underbelly of human nature.
The Godfather - Family loyalty and betrayal are key themes, akin to the moral crises faced by characters in Maqbool.
Kaminey - Explores crime, betrayal, and complex relationships similar to the dynamics in Maqbool.
Wazir - A gripping narrative with themes of strategy, power play, and personal loss.
Psycho - Themes of guilt and psychological trauma resonate throughout this intense thriller.
Dead Poets Society - Explores the impact of societal pressure and the pursuit of passion, akin to character struggles in Maqbool.
City of God - It explores crime and its impact on personal lives, much like the entrapment depicted in Maqbool.
Se7en - Dark themes of morality, crime, and the impact of choices align with the narrative in Maqbool.
Kahaani - A thriller featuring a strong protagonist dealing with deception and tragedy.
Kahaani 2 - Continues the theme of individual struggles against a corrupt system, similar to Maqbool.
Othello - The original Shakespearean play from which Maqbool draws inspiration.
Murder - Themes of love, betrayal, and crime reflect the emotional depth seen in Maqbool.
Devdas - Explores obsession and despair, akin to the tragic elements in Maqbool.
The Departed - Crime and moral ambiguity redefine relationships similar to that in Maqbool.
Casino Royale - Focuses on deception and high stakes akin to the tension in Maqbool.
There Will Be Blood - A tale about ambition, greed, and moral decay reflects thematic similarities to Maqbool.
Hunger - Intense focus on human depravity and consequences of ambition may resonate with Maqbool's themes.
The Last King of Scotland - Explores the dynamics of power and loyalty in a tragic context, similar to Maqbool.
Scarface - The rise and fall of a character in a crime-laden world echoes the tragic elements of Maqbool.
Bard of Blood - A series that weaves political elements into personal narratives, akin to Maqbool.
Game of Thrones - Themes of power, betrayal, and moral ambiguity resonate with the themes present in Maqbool.
The Fall - A psychological thriller that deeply explores character motivations and dark themes.
Macbeth - Direct adaptation of Shakespeare's play, sharing the same tragic elements as Maqbool.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores themes of violence and choice in a dystopian setting, paralleling the chaos in Maqbool.
No Country for Old Men - Follows the dark consequences of choices and moral ambiguity, much like Maqbool.
The Night Of - Explores crime and its consequences on individual lives, similar to the themes in Maqbool.
Dark - Themes of fate, consequence, and complex narratives relate to the intricate story in Maqbool.
The Bridge - Explores the dark consequences of power dynamics and human relationships, similar to Maqbool.
Fargo - Combines dark humor with crime and moral ambiguity, reflecting elements present in Maqbool.
Sicario - Explores the moral complexities of crime and law enforcement, akin to the tone of Maqbool.
House of Cards - Political intrigue, manipulation, and moral compromise resonate with themes in Maqbool.
Breaking Bad - Examines the transformation of a character under pressure, similar to the arcs in Maqbool.

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The Lion King - Both stories involve themes of betrayal and familial conflict, drawing on classic literary sources.
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead - A comedic and absurdist take on Shakespeare's characters, reflecting on fate and existence.
Hamlet - The original Shakespearean play, providing the source material and similar themes of revenge and madness.
The Mousetrap - Agatha Christie's play with elements of intrigue and deception, similar in tone to Hamlet Goes Business.
Waiting for Godot - Absurdist themes and existential questions echo the tone of Hamlet Goes Business.
Hamlet 2 - A comedic spin on the themes of Hamlet, mixing modern storytelling with classic elements.
The Lion in Winter - Historical drama involving family betrayal and political maneuvering, reminiscent of Hamlet's themes.
10 Things I Hate About You - A teen adaptation of Shakespeare's work with comedic elements and relationship complexities.
The Taming of the Shrew - Another Shakespearean tale featuring strong character conflicts and witty banter.
O Brother, Where Art Thou? - Utilizes themes of fate and personal tribulations, blending humor with classic storytelling.
The Producers - A comedic approach to dysfunctional relationships and betrayal in the theater world.
The Tempest - Another work by Shakespeare that includes betrayal and elements of dark comedy.
The Comedy of Errors - Playful misunderstandings and mistaken identities align with the comedic aspects of Hamlet Goes Business.
To Be or Not to Be - A dark comedy set in Nazi-occupied Poland that satirizes drama and tragedy.
The Birds - Themes of hopelessness and societal chaos that echo the underlying tensions of Hamlet.
Much Ado About Nothing - A classic Shakespearean play involving comedic elements and romantic entanglements.
Last Action Hero - Meta-commentary on film tropes and dramatic narratives, similar to Hamlet Goes Business.
The Weird Sisters - Dark humor and dysfunctional dynamics resonate with the essence of Hamlet Goes Business.
The King's Speech - Themes of power, familial duty, and personal struggle align with Hamlet's narrative threads.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Dysfunctional family dynamics and dark humor that evoke similar themes as Hamlet Goes Business.
Adaptation - A metafictional exploration of storytelling with complex character dynamics reminiscent of Hamlet.
The Elephant Man - Themes of society's treatment of outsiders and personal turmoil resonate with Hamlet's struggles.
Sister Act - A comedic exploration of identity and community with elements of classic storytelling.
The Others - Themes of family, betrayal, and existential dread echo Shakespearean tragedies.
Se7en - Dark themes and moral quandaries parallel the tragic elements within Hamlet.
The Graduate - Explores themes of alienation and societal expectations similar to those in Hamlet.
A Midsummer Night's Dream - A mixture of romance and comedy, featuring mistaken identities like those in Hamlet.
The Shape of Water - Themes of isolation and love resonate with the emotional undertones of Hamlet.
The Graduate - A critique of social expectations and personal choices, mirroring Hamlet's internal struggles.
Birdman - Examines themes of artistic struggle and personal identity, akin to the theatrical backdrop of Hamlet.
Dead Poets Society - Explores themes of rebellion, identity, and tragedy within an educational setting.
Choke - Features dark humor and existential questions, similar to themes in Hamlet.
The Crucible - Themes of betrayal and moral complexity echo throughout this dramatic adaptation.
Shakespeare in Love - A playful take on the life of a playwright, filled with comedic and dramatic elements.
Titus - A modern adaptation of another Shakespearean tragedy, exploring themes of revenge and brutality.
The Great Gatsby - Themes of ambition and betrayal resonate with the tragic elements of Hamlet.
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street - Dark humor and themes of revenge align closely with Hamlet's narrative structure.
The Birdcage - A comedic examination of identity and family dynamics reminiscent of Hamlet Goes Business.
The Graduate - Concerns of existential angst and societal pressures echo Hamlet's internal conflicts.

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Shakespeare in Love - Explores the life of William Shakespeare with a mix of romance and historical context.
Dead Poets Society - Focuses on the influence of literature and poetry in a classroom setting.
A Midsummer Night's Dream - A film adaptation of one of Shakespeare's most famous plays.
The Hollow Crown - A series of adaptations of Shakespeare's history plays, featuring rich character development.
An Ideal Husband - A comedy based on a play by Oscar Wilde, sharing themes of morality and social commentary.
The Other Boleyn Girl - A historical drama about the lives and struggles of women in the Tudor court.
Amadeus - A dramatized account of the life of composer Mozart, focusing on creativity and genius.
The Favourite - A historical film that weaves together politics, power, and personal relationships.
Stage Beauty - Explores the dynamics of theatre in the 17th century, relating closely to Shakespeare’s time.
The King’s Speech - A historical drama about overcoming personal challenges and political responsibilities.
Titus - An adaptation of Shakespeare's play 'Titus Andronicus' featuring a powerful narrative.
Pride and Prejudice - A classic adaptation of a literary work known for its character depth and societal critique.
The Last Station - Follows the final year of the life of Leo Tolstoy, exploring themes of legacy and morality.
Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots - A historical drama centered on the life of Mary, Queen of Scots, featuring political intrigue.
Anatomy of a Murder - A courtroom drama that delves deep into human nature and moral complexity.
The Importance of Being Earnest - Based on Oscar Wilde's play, it highlights humor and social norms in a period setting.
A Room with a View - A romantic drama exploring societal expectations and personal desires in Edwardian England.
Becoming Jane - Portrays the life of author Jane Austen, touching on themes of love and societal constraints.
The Girl with a Pearl Earring - A cinematic portrayal of a famous painting's creation and its artist's complex life.
The Princeton Review - Involves themes of identity and legacy in an academic setting.
Little Women - Adaptations of this classic novel highlight women's struggles and societal roles.
The Danish Girl - Explores themes of identity and transformation in a historical biographical context.
Bright Star - A romantic drama about the poet John Keats and his relationship, emphasizing literature.
Chocolat - A story that revolves around community dynamics and personal freedom set in a historical context.
The Man Who Knew Infinity - Based on the life of mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, exploring genius and struggle.
Frida - A biographical film that dives into the life and art of Frida Kahlo, her struggles and passions.
Hugo - A whimsical tale involving innovation in cinema and heartfelt relationships.
The Libertine - Focuses on a historical figure immersed in the world of art and literature.
The Hours - Explores the lives of three women through the lens of Virginia Woolf's writing.
Juliet, Naked - A romantic comedy that intertwines the themes of music and personal discoveries.
Emma. - A fresh adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel, focusing on romance and society.
The Secret Garden - A classic story dealing with themes of perseverance and inner growth.
The Great Gatsby - Centers on themes of love, ambition, and societal norms in the context of the Roaring Twenties.
The Other Woman - Explores women's friendships and complexities through humor and drama.
Murder on the Orient Express - Features rich characterizations and a compelling plot set in a historical context.
Sense and Sensibility - A tale of two sisters navigating love and society, based on Jane Austen’s classic.
The Age of Innocence - Explores themes of love and societal pressure in a lush historical setting.
The Last Duel - A historical drama that examines honor, betrayal, and the complexities of relationships.