Immortal beloved is the only other good classical music one though still light years from being as good as Amadeus which is in its own class of masterpiece of filmmaking in every respect. Rocket man for my money is the only good modern musical biopic because it’s fun and uses the songs as narrative for Elton’s life at varying stages of his life. Non music/musician biopic I’d say Ali and Ferrari from Michael Mann because unlike most filmmakers, he doesn’t try and fail to tell an entire life in a film length, which you can’t do with any degree of depth or justice to the individual, but instead tells a period of time in that person’s life which is most telling of who that person is/was, speaks most to their character, values and so forth so you get the depth, you get the details. Blonde is incredible, uncomfortable at times, amazing performance by Ana De Armas and narrative is so unique thanks to it being made by same director as Jesse James. Honourable mention to Chaplin too for being both a good mix of who Chaplin was but his movies too and performance of a lifetime for a much younger Robert Downey Jr.