Solidrariol Am I Missing Something?

Tayloriona Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

Bessie Smyth Great story, amazing characters, superb action, enthralling cinematography. Yes, this is something I am glad I spent money on.

Beulah Bram A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

nebulouseyes MR. DARCY MR. DARCY MR. DARCY MR. DARCY MR. DARCY MR. DARCY The main character, Elizabeth Scott is ridiculous, immature, & obnoxious. She pouts when she doesn't get her way & is so hostile to Darcy; her constant digs about his wealth are tiresome and beyond rude. The acting is pretty bad, Ryan Paevey is the only exception.Um, there's a plot--something about dogs...blah, blah, blah-- WATCH IT FOR RYAN PAEVEY.TOTAL SNACK.

mthomas-25020 I enjoyed watching this movie. Don't watch "Marrying Mr. Darcy" if you have not seen "Unleashing Mr. Darcy" first. It is a movie you can watch with your family. It is a kids friendly movie.

nhskyemom Movie is cute, but, having shown dogs is the real world, the dog show scenes are very poorly written. NEVER would a handle and judge have the conversations in the ring as written in this movie.

thuperthtuff I saw a poster review regarding Lizzy's name being Scott instead of Bennett. It's Bennet. The transition from dislike to like was reading Darcy's letter. Like the book. She showed her half-like, half-dislike; actually that was my biggest annoyance, her staring off into space thinking about him then being a jerk in person. Which is nowhere near the treatment in Bride & Prejudice.This movie *does* have *some* bad acting. Because it's a cheesy Hallmark film, not because of the story-line.I have read Pride and Prejudice five times. I have seen all but three versions. Watching this the first time I didn't see too much "adaptation." Didn't see much Romeo & Juliet the first time I watched Warm Bodies, either. Watching this more than once, I saw more and more connections. Fine eyes. Terrier description vs female accomplishments. The aunt, Bingleys (Robson). Calling Lizzy a snob about Darcy's wealth. One thing in this I have yet to see in *any other adaptation*, is the number of random encounters. Accidental meets. If you've read P&P you know how many times they run into each other. Another instance, she doesn't realize she's at the Darcy Estate...so she didn't expect to see Darcy there. Ring any bells? Darcy defending her to his aunt. Georgiana raised and protected by Darcy. Darcy in a pool--which is in two adaptations, *not* in the book. Darcy talking smack while Robson is naming Lizzy's good qualities. Lots of adaptation, if you're willing to look for it.