I thought I had added this to my watchlist because it is like The Favourite or The Great. I quickly realized it is not like those. Then I remembered it's Clueless.
I couldn't stop thinking about Clueless. I don't want to hold having the same source novel against it, especially when they are separated by twenty five years. Emma just didn't grip me in a way that gave it any meaningful identity.
Emma.
Love knows best.
Rating
3.0 (1)
Release Date
2/13/2020Runtime
125 minsOverview
In 1800s England, a well-meaning but selfish young woman meddles in the love lives of her friends.
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A witty, delicately observed comedy about a privileged young woman learning that meddling in others' hearts requires understanding her own. It's Austen-adapted intelligence wrapped in pastel precision and sharp comedy.
Mood
RomanticPlayfulBittersweetWhimsical
Themes
LoveIdentityFriendshipComing of age
Tone
Ironic
Pacing
Meditative
Look
PainterlyFormalist
Structure
Linear
Anya Taylor-Joy
Emma Woodhouse
Johnny Flynn
George Knightley
Josh O'Connor
Mr. Elton
Callum Turner
Frank Churchill
Mia Goth
Harriet Smith
Miranda Hart
Miss Bates
Bill Nighy
Mr. Woodhouse
Rupert Graves
Mr. Weston
Gemma Whelan
Miss Taylor / Mrs. Weston
Amber Anderson
Jane Fairfax
Tanya Reynolds
Mrs. Elton
Connor Swindells
Robert Martin
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