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Love & Friendship

User rating: 2.79 11 Reviews | Write a Review

In Theaters: January 23, 2016

On DVD/Blu-ray: September 6, 2016

PG | Comedy, Drama, Romance | 1h 32m

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2.79/5

User rating: 2.79

Based on 28 votes and 11 reviews.


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User rating: September 20, 2016

Drivil. I left after 20 minutes. My wife saw it through but didn't seem impressed

User rating: August 10, 2016

I typically love this era and style of movie, but really didn't like this one....incredibly boring

User rating: August 1, 2016

witty & fantastic. Beckinsale is wonderful and Stillman is in fine form as usual.

User rating: July 22, 2016

A bit of fluff, but entertaining. Worth seeing if you can't get to a baseball game.

User rating: July 20, 2016

This movie was without any question the worst I have ever seen. There was no excitement, no story and ended up stupid. Don't waste your money to go and see it

User rating: June 19, 2016

Whit Stillman is amazing. and it's been awhile. Simply scandalous!

User rating: June 10, 2016

Slow moving. Good costumes and history.

User rating: June 4, 2016

This movie is for anyone who loves Jane Austen. It is found in the wit in the repartees , in the rapid dialogue that engages you and in the keen observations on the frailties and complexities of our human condition, especially as regards affairs of the heart, social standing and need for financial sustenance. Based on an early novella of Austen's , it unrolls as acts of a play with conversations that had previously occurred being alluded to and understood to have taken place. As a lover of Jane Austen, I enjoyed the wit and finesse."

User rating: June 4, 2016

This movie is for anyone who loves Jane Austen. It is found in the wit in the repartees , in the rapid dialogue that engages you and in the keen observations on the frailties and complexities of our human condition, especially as regards affairs of the heart, social standing and need for financial sustenance. Based on an early novella of Austen's , it unrolls as acts of a play with conversations that had previously occurred being alluded to and understood to have taken place. As a lover of Jane Austen, I enjoyed the wit and finesse.

User rating: June 2, 2016

This movie is a simple minded exploitation of Jane Austen's style without her content. The characters came and went with no purpose other than to confuse us. At the end of the film I was the one who felt exploited. Don't waste your time or money.