Emma
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Movie Reviews of Emma
Movie Review: Gwyneth Paltrow IS Emma
Summary: 5 Stars
The role of Emma is played perfectly by Gweneth Paltrow. She's delightful as the failed matchmaker of Austen's story, wading through social decorum of ill fated as well as perfectly-matches romances. The rest of the cast shines as well, particularly the role of Mrs. Elton who, among other things, recognizes a "shocking lack of satin."
Wonderful settings and costumes, this is a version I could watch again and again. Recommended for all Austen fans.
Movie Review: Love this movie!
Summary: 5 Stars
Although a stylized version of the book, this is a thoroughly fun and enjoyable movie...if not just for the visual beauty of the scenes, costumes, etc, but for the wonderful performances by all actors. This is a true "feel good" movie that I watch often, especially when feeling down...it's for all those who are romantics at heart. I'll even admit the ending (near ending really) always makes me cry, sigh and wonder where all the "Mr. Knightlys" have gone. :)Movie Review: Review from a Brit
Summary: 5 Stars
I absolutely LOVE this film. It is very faithfull to Jane Austen's book and Gwyneth Paltrow's accent is superb, you really can't tell! I believe that all of the actors did a sensational job of portraying their characters and really sold the story. I have watched this film many times over and it never gets old. I think that making these classic films helps to draw in younger viewers and get them interested in older and more sophisticated novels.Movie Review: Excellent Version Of Jane Austen's Work. All-Star Cast Is Aided By Terrific Script. Recommended For English Classes With "SAS."
Summary: 5 Stars
This movie is very faithful to the novel by Jane Austen. All-star cast (including a young Ewan McGregor aka young Obi-Wan Kenobi in the latest "STAR WARS" trilogy; see my reviews of those films) is aided by an excellent script which sticks closely to the classic novel by Jane Austen. I highly recommend viewing this one alongside "Sense And Sensibility" (please see my review on that film). Rated PG for mild thematic elements.Movie Review: Jane Austen would have been pleased, I think
Summary: 5 Stars
I confess, I am an Austen fan. And this movie has me wishing for more. It seems to get over too soon. I was transported to another time. Beautiful. And, the lead characters were cast very well. However, Emma's father was more convincing in the BBC version.If you are an Austen fan, or like period movies, or like romantic-happily-ever-after-movies then this is absolutely for you.