mikmiki, kindly keep your religious commentary to yourself. It has no place in a movie review. Thank you.
This is one of the most charming movies I've seen lately. I tried to get into the book, several times, but found it too twee.
Which is why I'm grateful for this film. More reasons to be grateful: Bill Nighy (whom I hadn't seen in anything other than "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest") and especially the incomparable Hugh Laurie tarten it up just enough.
Glorious period sets, costumes and landscapes. Makes you feel with good cause and certainty that there will indeed always be an England. Especially in the movies.
Just delightful.
This is one of the most charming movies I've seen lately. I tried to get into the book, several times, but found it too twee.
Which is why I'm grateful for this film. More reasons to be grateful: Bill Nighy (whom I hadn't seen in anything other than "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest") and especially the incomparable Hugh Laurie tarten it up just enough.
Glorious period sets, costumes and landscapes. Makes you feel with good cause and certainty that there will indeed always be an England. Especially in the movies.
Just delightful.