Title: lost passion
Product review: Having read Bronte's book Jane Eyre many times I'm aware of its strengths and weaknesses. The screen adaptation used in this particular version of the story has deleted all the charm of the novel and has over-played the dysfunction of both Mr. Rochester and Jane Eyre. Hinds rants, roars, and grimaces entirely too much. Morton seems to be made of wax. In the scene where Bertha sets fire to Rochester's bed I truly expect Morton's Eyre to melt. I hope no one uses this movie as a measure of the story--it will put them off Charlotte Bronte's work forever. If you must watch a movie production of the novel try the Timothy Dalton version--though Dalton is too handsome to be true to the author's physical description of Rochester he manages to capture the man's spirit and one can understand why Jane loves him.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
