Mansfield Park

I am a huge fan of Jane Austen's and Mansfield park is my favourite book of hers. When i checked this site they said that based on my rating so far i would not like this well thats not quite true.... Full review

This movie was an all-time worst adaptation of a superb Jane Austen novel. The introduction of some scenes of nudity and sexual degradation were totally out of place with the original plotline. The storyline was distorted into a political commentary on... Full review

This is the most boring piece of trash i have ever see, i mean WTF!!!!! This is not even watchable. I mean how was this crap even made into a major motion picture? worst movie ever!... Full review

Absolutely inspiring movie. Favorite of all time. Great music too! Absolute must for your video collect. My wife and I even played some music of it in our wedding! I'd LOVE to meet this cast!!... Full review

I think this was a fun movie to watch, and if one has not read the book in advance, it does have a bit of a surprise at the end even though you really do know that the right guy and... Full review

This movie was outstanding! and duh people of course its not gonna be like the book, were talking hollywood here! even though slavery wasn't mentioned in the book, I think the directors did an amazing job with their subtlty in putting... Full review

This movie was definitly interesting! I can usually tell by looking at the movie case what is going to happen... NOT WITH THIS MOVIE! It kept me guessing and confused until the very end. I loved how Edmund's dad turned out... Full review

i loved this modern rendition of mansfield park esp. how the director wove in nuances about JAne Austen, herself as part of the fanny price character... a must see for austen fans!... Full review

As a romantic comedy, this is a good film. The acting is fairly good - particularly Johnny Lee Miller, who makes an excellent Edmund. But the story is not that of Jane Austen's wonderful novel. The Fanny Price of the... Full review

This isn't an awful movie. It's quite watchable. Some of the acting, especially from Pinter is excellent.But the rest resembles those films made from classic novels in the 30s where no one concerned in making it had time to read... Full review

Mansfield Park is the ideal film to take your maiden aunt It's the language which is beautiful and Mansfield Park has it to spare. ... Full Review

Those who enjoyed the other recent Austen movies will probably like this one very much indeed....Share A tempest has raged around the new film Mansfield Park for months.....There will even be some, for whom the other versions are too precious, who may like Mansfield Park best of all.....Austen, one of the English language's most enduring and beloved writers, has a large and faithful following.....Besides, almost all the films have taken some liberties to make the very literary books more screen-friendly.... ... Full Review

An area where "Mansfield Park" the movie has more success than the novel is in one of the book's pivotal situations, the suddenly serious infatuation flirtatious Henry develops for Fanny. But though it's never dull, this "Mansfield Park" has too much of its own agenda and too little of Austen's to completely succeed. ... Full Review

Mansfield Park" is rated PG-13 for simulated drug use (opium), glimpses of nude artwork, a handful of profanities, some crude slang and use of racial epithets. Australian actress Frances O'Connor stars as Fanny Price, a poor girl who is sent to live with her wealthy relatives in Mansfield Park. ... Full Review

Like its wonderful central character, ``Mansfield Park'' is a full, rich experience. Lush in look and mindful of the less-than-appetizing realities of English life 200 years ago (including vermin, drafty places, mud and the repulsive business of slavery), ``Mansfield Park'' introduces an amazing actress, Australian Frances O'Connor, in a stunning starring role. ... Full Review

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With Sense and Sensibility , Emma and Pride and Prejudice as recent tutorials, film fans can feel right at home in Jane Austen's world. Smart, nervy heroines tested by brutal 19th-century social constraints prevail again and again over snobbery, poverty... ... Full Article

T rash a revered novel and get acclaimed for "audacity"; substitute topical banality for rigorous observation and win praise for "courage." These are the lessons of the spanking-new big-screen production of Jane Austen's "Mansfield Park," a movie so superficially bold... ... Full Article

Jane Austen's third novel is set at English manor house Mansfield Park, "where life seems nothing more than a quick succession of busy nothings." Maybe so, but busy nothings add up to motion picture somethings in one of the year's... ... Full Article

Improved Austen Adaptation A Review by Stephen Murray 03/28/2004 There is certainly a sense in which all Jane Austen's books are variations on the same slow recognition of a suitable, rich -- or at least financially better-off male -- for... ... Full Article

Patricia Rozema , mit Filmen wie Gesang der Meerjungfrauen eher auf der Arthouse-Schiene bekannt geworden, hat sich also nun in die lange Reihe der derzeit so populren Jane-Austen-Adapteure eingeordnet. ... Full Article