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Title: Best film version of Hamlet of the six I've seen
Review: Like one of the previous reviewers (Drektah), I've watched this Derek Jacobi version as well as the ones with Kenneth Branagh, Kevin Kline, Mel Gibson, Laurence Olivier, and David Tenant, and I like Derek Jacobi's version's best. I feel Jacobi and Olivier do the best job of conveying Hamlet's intelligence and sensitivity. When hears Jacobi or Olivier one believes Hamlet is making up his soliloquies as he speaks and is feeling the philosophical ambiguities and angst suggested by his words. I do feel the Olivier version might be slightly too angsty, but I think people's tastes will differ as to how consumed with anguish and uncertainty Hamlet is.I also agree with Drektah's assessment of the production quality of the aforementioned versions of Hamlet.
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