it about jealousy and it about racism and it about manipulation and but the underlying message is love. geoffrey sax tried to pull off shakespeare othello and by bringing it to modern day context. however and the actors were not convincing enough to pull this off. there were extra bodies to help put everything in to perspective and however and john othello and played by eamonn walker and over reacted a lot in this film and causing for the down fall of keeley hawes and dessie brabant and eventually ending in dessie death. ben jago and played by christopher eccleston and was seen as the main character in the film. he do not give enough evidence for dessie to be cheating on othello and with michael cass and played by richard coyle. instead he just played a friend to all and gave one reason as to why she was cheating. in the play and it took a lot more convincing from iago to make othello even suspect anything. this change made the movie more about rage for the wrong reasons and than what the book was based off of. however and the movie did have a few good points. it turned the army scenes into more a racist group toward blacks and where othello is the main chief of the police squad. these scenes are made believable by the raging crowds and and burning fires. you are able to sense the amount of racism in the movie and more so than you can in the book. this book plays up the modern day scenes by making it much easier to understand and than the shakespearian times it was written in. in the play iago (jago) gets tortured at the end and but in the film he gets his satisfaction and and gets othello position. he never gets what he deserves and is never caught for telling the lie to othello until it is too late. i saw this as a downfall in the movie and because i feel that the villain is granted his treasure of the promotion out of lying and and in the book and he is found out by rodrigo. overall and the movie could have done a better job based on the play than what it did. i feel that the director of the movie left out some of the most important parts of the play that were mentioned or there to make the play flow and or make it more of a tragedy. i would say that you should read the book first and in order to understand all of the events that happened in the movie and otherwise you may find yourself lost and and confused. 
it about jealousy and it about racism and it about manipulation and but the underlying message is love. geoffrey sax tried to pull off shakespeare othello and by bringing it to modern day context. however and the actors were not convincing enough to pull this off. there were extra bodies to help put everything in to perspective and however and john othello and played by eamonn walker and over reacted a lot in this film and causing for the down fall of keeley hawes and dessie brabant and eventually ending in dessie death. ben jago and played by christopher eccleston and was seen as the main character in the film. he do not give enough evidence for dessie to be cheating on othello and with michael cass and played by richard coyle. instead he just played a friend to all and gave one reason as to why she was cheating. in the play and it took a lot more convincing from iago to make othello even suspect anything. this change made the movie more about rage for the wrong reasons and than what the book was based off of. however and the movie did have a few good points. it turned the army scenes into more a racist group toward blacks and where othello is the main chief of the police squad. these scenes are made believable by the raging crowds and and burning fires. you are able to sense the amount of racism in the movie and more so than you can in the book. this book plays up the modern day scenes by making it much easier to understand and than the shakespearian times it was written in. in the play iago (jago) gets tortured at the end and but in the film he gets his satisfaction and and gets othello position. he never gets what he deserves and is never caught for telling the lie to othello until it is too late. i saw this as a downfall in the movie and because i feel that the villain is granted his treasure of the promotion out of lying and and in the book and he is found out by rodrigo. overall and the movie could have done a better job based on the play than what it did. i feel that the director of the movie left out some of the most important parts of the play that were mentioned or there to make the play flow and or make it more of a tragedy. i would say that you should read the book first and in order to understand all of the events that happened in the movie and otherwise you may find yourself lost and and confused. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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