Sense and Sensibility (TV) review
Jan. 18th, 2008 08:59 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alobearTsk. The recent BBC adaptation of Sense and Sensibility was doing so well. In the first two parts, the casting and characterisation were excellent and the adherence to the novel was pretty much spot on. I sometimes felt the dialogue seemed a little stilted, and it was never going to usurp my affection for the albeit much more truncated Emma Thompson film version, but overall it was very good.
And then they fudged the ending. The whole of the last part felt rushed, various pertinent plot points were glossed over or ignored, so as to make the narrative rather confusing, and it departed further and further from the book in its details as it went along. Still enjoyable overall, but I say again - tsk.
And then they fudged the ending. The whole of the last part felt rushed, various pertinent plot points were glossed over or ignored, so as to make the narrative rather confusing, and it departed further and further from the book in its details as it went along. Still enjoyable overall, but I say again - tsk.
