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I know it's still in limited release but I was wondering if anyone else had gone to see it yet. I went on Friday and I, along with everyone else in the theater, was incredibly dissapointed. I had much higher expectations for the film. If you've seen it, what did you think of the ending?
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Sorry to hear this. I'd seen good reviews & was considering seeing it. I still might.
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(And you should check out the sequel, Marie Antoinette of the Sprayed-up Hair: Let Them Eat Dipstix. )- Jake
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I saw it and thought it was pretty good. It looked great, and that actress did a great job. The ending was not fantastic, but it's not exactly high drama. It is hard to get into the culture of the time. We don't have quite the same class distinctions (servant/wealthy employer, quaker/catholic) that they did at the time. The big downfall of the film is that they couldn't get the severity of the situation across. Nonetheless, I enjoyed it, and it was a screener, so it was free !
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No, cinematography-wise, it was incredibly good but yes, the story had some trouble. If I remember correctly, it was a novel first... I wonder how different the actual novel is from the film?
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I just hear the actors are good. Colin Firth and Scarlett Johanson ( Im sorry I totally messed up her last name!) but she get so much buzz no matter what she does, especially with " Lost In Translation"
As for period movies, I adore Dangerous Liasions and Sense and Sensibility as well. Kate Winslet was born for those period movies. I hate seeing her in anything but...that face just is from another century!!!
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