Pride & Prejudice

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I love this movie, it is funny, sad and very entertaining. Incredible cast, the Brits could give lessons on acting. Simply the best.

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Excelente edición, ideal para los fans coleccionistas de Orgullo y Prejuicio. No tiene audio en español, sólo subtitulos. El envío fue rápido y bien cuidado.

The 1980's BBC miniseries was my introduction to the world of Jane Austen which I watched on PBS. I fell in love with it and ended up buying the book and reading it. I became incensed with Victorian era romance, and there was no better time, as PBS in the ensuing years, started showing more Victorian romances (i.e. Mansfield Park, Persuasion, Sense & Sensibility, Northanger Abbey, etc.) and I watched most of them and luckily I am able to collect my favorites on Amazon and at reasonable prices. Like other reviewers, I have watched the other versions of Pride and Prejudice, and yes, I've also purchased them, and still watch them to this day. I'm not going to go into a lengthy review because some of the other reviewers have already done a pretty superb job in reviewing the versions, one vs. the other; comparing, characters, sets, scenery, you name it, it's covered. There is no need for me to recount, I actually would not be as good at it as they are. They do a far superior job than I think I could do. The only thing I will repeat is that it is a matter of what you're looking for which will determine which version you're going to like. Personally, I liked all of the versions. Okay, not equally, but I think that they each had just a different "flavor" to offer. The 80's miniseries followed the book more. The A&E version was more lavish or "Hollywood- ish." The BBC 2005 version was really shortened because it wasn't a miniseries but a movie version. I didn't like it at first but the more I watched it I got to like it. I didn't mind that some characters were left out because they didn't necessarily add anything to the story. I'd be more interested in Lizzie and Darcy anyway. I think the movie could have been far superior to the A&E miniseries if only a few of the scenes in it had flowed together better or more storyline had been added. A few of the scenes (to me, anyway) seemed to end to quickly, or didn't make any sense where they ended. But I did prefer the cast of characters in this version better than in the A&E version, but that is just my personal preference. To me Matthew McFadyen and Kiera Knightley became Darcy & Elizabeth, they played the characters superbly and I wish there had been a sequel movie with these characters, it could have been dynamite. But I will still watch all the versions of P&P, I still watch them all to this day. Even though the 80's miniseries will always be my favorite version because it was my introduction to Jane's world, this movie will be the version I will probably end up watching more than any, mostly because of the cast, the scenery, and the music, and of course, I can watch it in a couple of hours.