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Persevering Literature

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April 15, 2012

 

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Every detail (scenery, costumes, period "accessories", etc.) is carefully considered and is an integral part of the whole, so one watching it really has the feeling of being carried back to the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. Though the earlier version done by the BBC is much longer and truer to the novel it is with great pains...
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The acting is rather stiff as is the dialogue. The passion and intensity is lacking, perhaps due to the poor camera angles, lighting and set design. It is not to say that it is not an educational version. This lower budget allowed for the full development of the characters in a way a short made for Hollywood film can not...
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