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Pride & Prejudice



Finally!!!!

:D

I watched my favourite novel that turned into a movie.. Actually I had planned it long ago to watch it.. Once upon a time when I got the dvd... it was not a very good print.. eek.. so I dropped the plan.. now, after so long, I actually sat down to watch the movie.. not being amovie buff, I find it hard to watch for 2 hrs straight.. so it was a good movie after all.. ofcourse, it doesn't beat the novel.. novel is so much so good that I can read it even now, after reading it for the umpteenth time.. hehe..

But soem actors didn't look like the characters they were meant to portray, Mr. Bennet for one... Jane was good, Lizzy too.. Lydia the best depiction, she couldn't be better.. Mr. Collins too.. and Darcy!!!! yeah, he too.. hehe..

Oh.. the only bad thing was that I didnt somehow got to see the last minutes of the movie.. they were missing :S yes.. anywho, good that I knew the ending, else, I'd have gone mad!!!!

Comments

Floo said…
i liked the old Darcr better though ... Colin Firth! <3
Karachiite said…
old Darcy?? well, I havent as yet seen the previous remakes of P&P.. so can't say..
Floo said…
ohh ... its the one that BBC made.
Anonymous said…
how hot is the new Mr Darcy but the old BBC version sticks to the book more, which I have also read a thousand and one times

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