Pride and Prejudice

[Lucy Pevensie]

I don't exactly like Keira Knightley (SP?) because of certain reasons including one already mentioned, she's used sooo often.

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I've seen part of the on by the BBC. I've read all of her books except one. I really like her writing. I'll probably see the new one

[Danadelfos]

A note of caution: If you are a male or just not interested in the book in the least, DO NOT SEE THIS MOVIE. You will be bored out of your mind. There were a couple of parts (when she's just sitting on the swing for however many months) where the only thing that kept me from daydreaming was the fantastic visual stuff. Movies like that make me want to visit England sooo badly...

I like Keira Knightly, but I somehow always pictured Elizabeth as looking different than she did in this movie. Mr. Darcy was EXCELLENT; I watched the older version (well, parts of it) after we got home from the theatre, and still liked Darcy and Elizabeth way better in the newer movie. Ms. Bingley was very good, but Mr. Bingley seemed kind of retarded to me. Plus, I don't remember the book mentioning anywhere that either of them had red hair.

I'm not comparing Mr. Darcy to Regis, but rather that scene to my story.

My grandmother is a die hard fan of the five-hour movie, so she was a little bummed about this one, but she said there were some parts in this one she liked better than the old one. Not many, but they did exist

I thought the scene in which Mr. Darcy is writing his letter to Georgeana (sp? It's been a while since I read the book) was very well done, and I liked the ballroom scenes-- both of them.

I don't think I'll be seeing it because the book bored me.

[Jennifer Doyle]

I don't think I'll be seeing it because the book bored me.

Kudos for reading the book at least. And being man enough to admit it. *jokes*