Sense and Sensibility (1995)

The Best of Kate Winslet (15 movies items)

" Juliet Hulme "Always resignation and acceptance. Always prudence and honour and duty. Elinor, where is your heart?""

My Favorite Films of 1995 (25 movies items)

" "I-I've come here with no expectations, only to profess, now that I am at liberty to do so, that my heart is, and always will be, yours." Directed by Ang Lee Written by Emma Thompson Music by Patrick Doyle Cinematography by Michael Coulter Editing by Tim Squyres"

1995 Awardie Awards (38 movies items)

"Other Nominations Best Screenplay Based on a Novel or Other Material Best Score "

Great book, beautiful film!

“I love Jane Austen, and I love period dramas. This film, while a little too long, was perfect for me. I loved it when I first saw it a year ago, and I still love it now. Sense and Sensibility is a great book by Miss Austen, and this film does the book justice, in my personal opinion. The film looks gorgeous, the camera-work, the locations and the costumes. The script sparkled with wit, subtlety, romance and heartache, especially when Marianne goes out into the rain and gets herself ill. The music is lovely also. The performances were exceptional. Period-film veteran Emma Thompson is lovely here as Elinor Dashwood, and Kate Winslet matches her perfectly in a beautifully-blended portrayal of the tragic Marianne. As for the men, they were very good too. Hugh Grant was exceedingly charming as ” read more

Favorite Drama Films: 1994-1995 (101 movies items)

" Directed by: Ang Lee Produced by: James Schamus, Lindsey Doran, and Sydney Pollack Written by: Emma Thompson Based on the novel by: Jane Austen Cinematography: Michael Coulter Edited by: Tim Squyers Music by: Patrick Doyle Distributed by: Columbia Pictures"

Kate Winslet's Movies (watched) (16 movies items)

"as Marianne Dashwood "

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" Alan Rickman as Colonel Brandon"

BradWesley123's Movie Journal- February 2018 (33 movies items)

" DVD- 2hrs. 16min. First Viewing A little flat at times, and it takes too long for the film to get moving, but Sense and Sensibility is still a respectable period-romance with immaculate craft and a terrific cast. As mentioned, the film is fairly slow to start, and the story itself is rather dry if you're accustomed to the typical narratives. That said, the cast is great, with Thompson, Winslet, Grant, Rickman and company reveling in their chance to be in Jane Austen's world, and Ang Lee does kn"