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Poor Jane Austen ought to be glad she's not around to see this dreadful wreck of an adaptation.
You will when you see this broadly acted, unintentionally hilarious piece of chocolate-box adaptation.
I tried to watch this adaptation, but it was just so awful I couldn't torture myself like that.
The Man with the Golden Arm (the movie) is a decent career vehicle for Frank Sinatra, but fails abysmally as a good adaptation of a fantastic book.
In any adaptation, in order to add a new dimension, the biggest pre-requisite is the Screenplay, which is sluggish here not being crisp at places, and therefore the pace slackens quite often.
This new adaptation is less light-hearted, yet does not have as much depth, either.
This movie is not even close to a faithful adaptation.
I had just finished reading the book, and was really looking forward to seeing this TV adaptation which was broadcast on the Hallmark Channel on Monday night (5/30/05).
Poor acting; Poor Directing; Awful adaptation; I mean, Far-Cry game was awesome, its like a true FPS game, cool weapons and lots lots lots of "point and shoot".
Perhaps I am too severe on this adaptation, but I'm afraid I am biased to the A&E version.
Rozema's 1999 adaptation of Mansfield Park is far superior to this ostensibly slightly more faithful film.
The directing, the acting and the adaptation of the story leave what could probably have been a good plot into a meaningless waste of time.
This is the most inacurrate adaptation of any story ever!
Completely overlooking the whole movie adaptation of a video game, this is another terrible movie by Mr. Boll.
This is without question the worst screen adaptation of a Stephen King work, if not the WORST MOVIE OF ALL TIME!
I haven't read the book of this and based on this adaptation, will not bother.
I starred as Eugene Morris Jerome in my high school adaptation of the play and this film definitely doesn't live up to the script or the imagination of Neil Simon.
If you want to really enjoy this play you should see the actual play, not a Hollywood movie adaptation.
Okay, if you discount the production value, the ugly outfits, and the big hair, this adaptation is still far inferior to the 90's version.
Though some would prefer to comment on the value of Bond movies in the connection of learning frequency, and while most of the jargon that tends to limit Bond to a meager 007 following has been exploited beyond all reasonable contention, there are several redeeming plausibilities that extend the credibility of Sean Connery in this doubling role that had seen its counterpart adaptation in part of a previous performance by Jessica Tandy in Driving Miss Daisy.
For a teenager who has never read Austen, this adaptation might be fine.
Simply the worst adaptation of a Stephen King novel ever.
Mean spirited, and down right degrading adaptation to the classic children's tale not only lacks the charm of its forefather but lacks any talent what so ever.
I'm not sure what book the script writer(s) read to write their adaptation but it has absolutely nothing to do with the true life adventures of Frances Mayes in Italy.
'Ik ook van jou' is an adaptation of a book, and it seem like the makers of the film forgot that film dialogue follows different rules than literary dialogue.
This one, a screen adaptation of a Sam Shepard play that features Shepard in the lead role, just simply isn't very good.
I had never seen this adaptation, so when I had heard of it, I came here and read all the excellent reviews.
Although this adaptation seems to have used every word that Jane Austen wrote, they appear to have been passed around to characters in a random fashion.
Truly I Love Lucy as well...comedic genius yes.....MAME...NEVER...she was as ridiculous as Mame...as was the film adaptation of Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya sisterhood.
Is it just me or are most of the actors in this adaptation miscast age-wise?
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