Jane Eyre (flim)
25 September 2011, 10:36 PM
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Jane Eyre (flim)
Watched it last week. Pretty damn good actually, really enjoyed it, good performances etc.
It's was pretty funny, most of the audience were archetypal middle-aged middle-class, plus some giggling younger middle-class women.
No Chavs in sight.
I also just read Wuthering Heights which I have always overlooked and it is an excellent read. Never appreciated it until now...think we read it at school and would have hated it for that reason...need to be a bit older to 'get it'. It works on so many levels and is a gold mine.
It's was pretty funny, most of the audience were archetypal middle-aged middle-class, plus some giggling younger middle-class women.
No Chavs in sight.
I also just read Wuthering Heights which I have always overlooked and it is an excellent read. Never appreciated it until now...think we read it at school and would have hated it for that reason...need to be a bit older to 'get it'. It works on so many levels and is a gold mine.
25 September 2011, 10:41 PM
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I did actually see it pop up on ice films in the week, and thought it looked worth a watch.
I remember reading it a few years back, as well as Wide Sargaso Sea. It's probably worth reading that first, in my opinion. As it's set before Jane meets Mr Rochester.
I remember reading it a few years back, as well as Wide Sargaso Sea. It's probably worth reading that first, in my opinion. As it's set before Jane meets Mr Rochester.
25 September 2011, 10:50 PM
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Well Wide Sargaso Sea isn't actually written by any Bronte sisters, but I've not read it though so can't comment on its virtue.
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