Review[90/100] The struggle with adapting Jane Austen’s novels is that so much of what makes them great is not just the writing, but the interiority she so brilliantly conveys with it. Her descriptions of what’s going on in the characters’heads, the keen observations on human nature that come through in evocative, expositional stretches that elucidate their emotions and affect, are much of what elevates those stories. That's hard to convey on film without clunky devices, and without that you may find…

Review[8.5/10] I’m disappointed I couldn’t have seen this decades sooner! I would definitely like to watch it again. While there were a few cringeworthy and overly dramatic moments, the film as a whole was very entertaining. By the end, I was truly rooting for some of the characters. Seeing Willoughby looking all forlorn at the end was especially satisfying, lolol. There were some stressful moments, but they felt worthwhile thanks to how much I enjoyed the ending. This might be one I’d actually…