Sense and Sensibility
Drama • PG • 1995 • 2 hr 16 min
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Emma Thompson, Kate Winslet, Alan Rickman, Hugh Grant, Gemma Jones
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Top notch British cast, gorgeous sets and costumes, mostly faithful to the book
Good casting, but movie is nothing near as good as the book
Good adaption. I just felt Emma T was too old to play Elinor, but other than that enjoyable.
It has a both exciting and comfortable plot line that for two hours I am completely out of my shananigans into theirs
Amazing cast, costumes and scenery were perfect. Would have never guessed Ang Lee was director, or that Thompson wrote the screenplay.
Beautiful film. A period romance. What more could you want!?
Great cast and really captures the essence of one of my fave books
Good adaptation, great performances, but sometimes a little bit too dramatic.
Beautiful, love it all and it brings me a lot of joy. Acting is fantastic and the cast is top shelf
it's kinda weird to see tompson nd grant that young xD the film's good, the acting is perfect and the costumes my word! they are the best!
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