This version delivered all I expected in terms of costumes, and oh, those locations: the sumptuous cruise ship, the estate of Brideshead, the dark London flat, the streets of Morocco; almost as good as those in Atonement. I will see anything with Emma Thompson in it (well, except Nanny McPhee--maybe someday on netflix) and she was brilliant as always. Matthew Goode (from Match Point) was wonderful as Charles Ryder and all the acting was first rate. I enjoyed it immensely.
Musings on movies, connections, and what to anticipate, suitable for reading before or after you see them. I love movies, watch 2-3 per week on average, and write about things I like WITHOUT SPOILERS. The only thing I hate more than spoilers are reviewers who trash movies because they think it makes them seem smart. When a movie title contains a link, it's almost always a link to my blog posting on the title.
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Brideshead Revisited (2008)
I didn't think I had seen any of the PBS series, but for some reason the character of the younger sister, Cordelia, seemed familiar to me. Maybe I had seen part of an episode or perhaps I mixed her up with the younger sister in High Society and The Philadelphia Story, a much nicer love triangle.
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