Eyre, Jane.

[bunnisteffi]

By myself, I went to watch Jane Eyre (2010) today. I must say that this is the best version of a Jane Eyre film that I've watched so far -- admittedly, I've only other one I've watched is the BBC TV series. Also, whatever judgement I pass of the movie is likely biased, since I've always favoured Mia Wasikowska and all the lovely scenery/set

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[raining_on]

I shall get it on DVD and then we can rewatch it forever and ever, amen. I still have plans to get Inception on Bluray but alas that has yet to happen. I suspect dad wants Transformers 2 and X-Men: First Class on Bluray too. *_____*

[bunnisteffi]

^_^/

[chuo_ri]

You make me want to watch that movie! ;A; I've read the !simplified novel, though. :3 I thought the book mentioned that Mr. R was supposed to be ugly? XD

I think Wuthering Heights by E. Bronte is also a good read if you like possessive, emo guys. XD

[bunnisteffi]

Ohh! Glad that it made you feel that way.

I've read both Brontë sisters' novels in their unabridged versions. And no, I don't have a preference for possessive/brooding anti-heroes at the moment. Rochester in WSS killed that off for me. >A<

[bunnisteffi]

I thought the book mentioned that Mr. R was supposed to be ugly?

He is supposedly not handsome, true. But directors/casters have the prerogative to choose whoever it is they think best fit the role. It can't be helped that such actors are not inherently ugly? ._. Besides, I don't think Fassbender is very attractive O DO NOT KILL ME FASSBENDER FANGIRLS/BOYS. >A

[raining_on]

I am sorry but I AGREE Fassbender doesn't look very typically handsome or even cute. D: