Comments on: Pride and Prejudice (cont’d) http://the-truongs.com/entertainment/pride-and-prejudice-contd/ Bringing you... 'A day in the life of the Truongs' Mon, 06 Sep 2010 08:21:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: Truc http://the-truongs.com/entertainment/pride-and-prejudice-contd/#comment-51 Wed, 08 Mar 2006 18:13:00 +0000 http://the-truongs.com/entertainment/pride-and-prejudice-contd/#comment-51 Grace, You are right about how people take to this movie - it is in the eyes of the watcher. I tried to go into this movie w/ no bias from the A&E version but couldn't escape from that. Each scene I'd referenced how it's not like the A&E version. But I'd noticed that this version has its good moments. So I watched it the 2nd time and enjoyed it much more. I'd stopped comparing it to the A&E version - well maybe I'd done a little comparison - like the dialog. I think I'd preferred the dialog from A&E version. And Mr. Darcy in this version did a good job too. I think Collin had more time to develop his character in order for us to love him more but Matthew MacFayden did a good job too. I remembered I'd compare the A&E version to the 1940 version when I was watching it. Hey wasn't that girl who played Lydia, the youngest sister who married Wickam, was in Stepmom with Julia Roberts? Speaking of Wickam - there weren't much on him this time - and the actor who played him reminds me of Orlando Bloom. Alright, that's my comments for now :-) Grace,
You are right about how people take to this movie - it is in the eyes of the watcher. I tried to go into this movie w/ no bias from the A&E version but couldn’t escape from that. Each scene I’d referenced how it’s not like the A&E version. But I’d noticed that this version has its good moments. So I watched it the 2nd time and enjoyed it much more. I’d stopped comparing it to the A&E version - well maybe I’d done a little comparison - like the dialog. I think I’d preferred the dialog from A&E version. And Mr. Darcy in this version did a good job too. I think Collin had more time to develop his character in order for us to love him more but Matthew MacFayden did a good job too.
I remembered I’d compare the A&E version to the 1940 version when I was watching it.
Hey wasn’t that girl who played Lydia, the youngest sister who married Wickam, was in Stepmom with Julia Roberts?
Speaking of Wickam - there weren’t much on him this time - and the actor who played him reminds me of Orlando Bloom.
Alright, that’s my comments for now :-)

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