A lot better than i expected. VERY good acting by Anne Hathaway and James McAvoy- totally believed they were in love.

Looove that movie :')

i love this movie so much!

As a super fan of Jane Austen, this movie is a must-to-see, went to cinema twice for this movie!
James McAvoy is tatally a suprise for me, cannot stop "falling in love with him"
The only thing is it is a bit too "American style" still pref... (read more) As a super fan of Jane Austen, this movie is a must-to-see, went to cinema twice for this movie!
James McAvoy is tatally a suprise for me, cannot stop "falling in love with him"
The only thing is it is a bit too "American style" still prefer French and British taste movies

I agree that it was too similar to Pride & Prejudice and perhaps wasn't accurate to Jane Austen's life, but I still really liked it. Wish the ending was different though :)

this movie is kinda like pride & prejudice. love is an irony, when the loving two cannot be together. however, like Hathaway said in the movie that "irony is the contradiction of both things that are true". love must be true, or it will not last fore... (read more) this movie is kinda like pride & prejudice. love is an irony, when the loving two cannot be together. however, like Hathaway said in the movie that "irony is the contradiction of both things that are true". love must be true, or it will not last forever. so the sacrifice we made is to cast away the lust of physically being together; and the reward we get is the sacred place in our hearts where this sensation of affection will be in eternity. the wisdom of love...

I love it!!! I know it probably is more fiction than reality but i like it how they connect to the book Pride and prejudice and how you can see it's elements emerge as the movie develops

Dilutes one of the loveliest voices in English literature into chick lit.

Was Austen really a smarter, feistier Carrie Bradshaw in more sensible shoes, longing for love even as she failed to hang onto it? Becoming Jane would have been more honest if it had been called No Sex in the Country.

What I witnessed was corporate greed: a savvy team zeroing in on an audience that goes gaga for the English costume drama, hoping to cash in on the popularity of young Hathaway after the enormous success of The Devil Wears Prada.

Anne Hathaway has learned to ease up on the mugging and let us come to her. She's no Jane Austen, but she's got the gumption of an Austen heroine.