Becoming Jane
Romance • PG • 2007 • 2 hr
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Anne Hathaway, James McAvoy, Julie Walters, James Cromwell, Maggie Smith
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Boy life was different in those days. I’m not a fan of Anne Hathaway but this is really good & James McAvoy is fantastic as usual.
It hurts to think that Jane Austen was one of the greatest romance writers, but unfortunately never had a chance to live one
The story of Jane Austin and Tom Lefroy. Truly sad that Jane never got to expirience the type of love she wrote about all her life.
Its your typical romance period piece but the chemistry between Hathaway and McAvoy is palpable.
Well acted and smart. Slow like Jane Austens work
I watched it for James McAvoy but really loved the movie overall. Well told, and great performances.
If you love Jane Austen, this is worth the watch.
Truly enjoyed it and Anne Hathaway was perfect for the main role
It's a enjoyable movie, not groundbreaking but still worth the shot
Pretty great honestly. I wept hardcore the first time I saw it. I don’t know if I’d clamber to see it again though.
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