Jane Eyre
Drama • 2011 • 2 hr
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It’s a good adaptation to a slow-ish novel.
The chemistry between Wasikowska and Fassbender is breathtaking. Good acting, scenery. Just, wow.
It was good but my least favorite of the 4 I’ve seen. Best Wilson/Stephens mini series 2006, Clark/Dalton 1983, Morton/Hinds 1997 then this.
I’m a sucker for this kind of love movies ( dark romance ) If your like me then definitely you should watch it
So, SO good. Captures the spirit of the novel beautifully. I only wish it were longer!
A good adaption, brooding, the ambience is great and the acting is good
They’re faithful to the book, and it’s very engaging
I loved this movie It’s been less than 24 hours since I watched it and I’m already reading to book Hopefully the movie did it justice
If you don’t expect too much, then it’s a good movie to watch.
I enjoyed this movie so much it made me read the book. Michael Fassbender perfectly plays Mr Rochester and Mia Wasikosaka is amazing as Jane
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