A faithful, enchanting adaptation of Austen's nineteenth-century tale of Emma Woodhouse, a clever young woman whose mischievous matchmaking schemes nearly cost her her own shot at romance.
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i went to see this film with contempt for paltrow. i still have that contmept but at least i got to see a good austen adaptation. the english backdrop is beautiful. all the characters are cast well but they only dispaointments are macgregor. who is abit miscast and northam. the only reason for this disapproval was i read the book afterwards and found out that he was meant to be an old man not a good looking late 30-early 40 man. but hey thats hollywood. paltrow is pathetic but toni collette was good she portrayed misguided and loyal well. everyone is familiar with the story. but this is a adaptation of a great book which fuelled my dislike of emma even furthur. great stuff
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