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[livejournal.com profile] mademoisellenon: I agree, Emma is a feel-good movie. Predictable, but cute. After finishing the book last night, I couldn't wait to see the movie.

[livejournal.com profile] ewanspotter: I assume you've seen Emma because Ewan is in it. Well, even if not, hear this: I can forgive the horrid wig he wore for the fact that he sang. *swoon* Too bad his character was way reduced from the book, or maybe, due to the wig, that's a blessing.

[livejournal.com profile] holbytla: Ahh, my fellow Austen-addict. Yes, I am an addict, though I'm sad that I've now read and/or seen all six books. The book was hard to get into, but of course, wanting to know what happens, I got hooked and read it nearly every night. I kept trying to guess who (or even if) she would end up with when I remembered you having mentioned a certain name in your profile. Still, it totally caught me by surprise. As for the movie, I couldn't wait for the new version on Masterpiece Theater, so I just got the 1996 dvd. They cut Frank Churchill WAY down! He got so much more attention in the book. Not that I'm complaining (see above comment about the wig), actually I think they did well in emphasizing what mattered. The insult to Miss Bates was quite well done. It made more sense in film than in print.

Feedback, anyone else?

Date: 2008-02-26 08:26 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] laurasia-mystik.livejournal.com
Yay Emma!! I haven't read the book, though I've wanted to since FOREVER. But the movie is my second favorite Jane Austen film adaptation (BBC P&P is still #1). Yes, it's predictable ... but it gives me too many warm fuzzy wuzzies for me not absolutely love it. And what can I say about Ewan and his singing that hasn't already been said <3333 ^_^ So Frank has a much bigger part in the book? I always thought there should have been a lot more to his character than what was in the movie, so I'm excited that there actually is!!

Date: 2008-02-27 03:20 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] ringsandcoffee.livejournal.com
Oh, man, Frank is all over the book! More Jane Fairfax too, but not as much as Frank. You should read it just for the sake of reading it. Of the 3 I've read, I'm not sure which is my favorite book, but all had their good points.

Also, warm fuzzies for reals! Movie <3

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