
I was willing to give this adaptation a chance. I mean how much justice can you really do in two hours (that turned into 90 mins) of a Jane Austen classic? And how accurate and true to the book will it be? Not as much as many would like. But even still, it was horrid to watch. The worse was that I couldn't see very much character development in the main characters, and I blame the script for that. And the over editing. However, the kiss at the end, now that was painful to watch. For that, I blame the director.
This post really says it all...
I'm going to have to buy the DVD, I've heard that all the deleted parts are in it, thank goodness. Hopefully some of the mess will make some sense. Hopefully. Well, I was going to buy the DVD anyways, because I'm a geek.
Hopefully the next one will be better...
1 comment:
I agree. Persuasion is my favourite Jane Austen novel, and yet I didn't care for the characters in this version at all. Wentworth seemed too young and Anne had all the depth of a kiddie pool.
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