Thanks mate, I hope you like it.
She does, 🙂 While I enjoyed the premise of Underworld rather than the execution I’ve certainly got no problems with Kate Beckinsale’ s appearance. 😉 I’m glad you enjoyed them.
Maybe showimg my age, but I remeber her dad in Porridge with Ronnie Barker..
Never seen Porridge but saw Barker in the Two Ronnies and Open All Hours?
Nice review Lloyd. I have read mostly positive stuff about this film, and I fancy it a lot.
Thanks Pete, it’s one of my cleaner reviews of late. Love and Friendship is no Sense and Sensibility but whatever could be? 🙂 I hope you enjoy it and best wishes to you too.
I’m only hearing fine things about this film. Sadly I missed watching it in the cinema, but I should be able to rent it soon. Excellent review, as always!
Thanks Cindy, it’s more low key than that mutual favourite of ours from Ang Lee and Emma Thompson but it’s a good little film in its own right.
Oh, take a look at the 13 Film Club topic –you’d have lots to say, I think!!!
It was nice after following some disappointments. I just saw Bad Moms on Saturday and quite enjoyed it.
I didn’t care for Metropolitan (although I only saw it once on DVD) but I love The Last Days of Disco, so this might just be the Whit Stillman tiebreaker for me. I like the thought of Beckinsale and Sevigny together in a spiritual sequel, so I think I’ll see Love and Friendship, if it comes to the enormoplex near me.
Great review Lloyd; you are right about Beckinsdale – her performance almost overwhelms the whole story.
I really loved this film. What a biting wit it had. And Kate Beckinsale gave possibly the best performance of her career.
Quite possibly, I agree. I’m glad you liked it.
I loved it. And thanks for answering my blogger questionnaire. Still curious about your answer to question three. Hope you elaborate on it.