hahaha

lmao? cool?

Infinity War for grannies.

british television, where the two most interesting characters are Thomas and Tom

DOWNTON ABBEY STAN AND PROUD I LOVE THESE DORKS WITH ALL THEIR FIRST WORLD PROBLEMS 💖💓💞💝💘💕

An airy, apolitical costume pageant for all ages, or a terrifying illustration of Stockholm Syndrome borne of class and labor oppression, epitomized by the central conflict involving two sets of servants conniving to wait on some monarchs? You make the call!

it’s actually shameful how attached i am to these characters when if i actually met someone with their morals and beliefs i would probably fight them irl

why lie, i loved this. i am so fucking white lmao

Loved the show deeply. This movie sucks so hard though. Took my favorite characters and made them do petty, dumb, asinine shit they’d never do in the show. Just unbelievable.

8/10: Great

Watching this at these days when many are suffering and angry, kinda made me feel gross.

A light souffle of a movie. If you like the series you'll love the movie. It's a fantasy where the rich are benevolent paternal caretakers of the servant class, and servants know their place and are perfectly happy about it. In fact, proud and protective of their friends/ masters, who always treat them kindly and with respect. Doubtful it was ever like that, I think the grittier BBC series UPSTAIRS/DOWNSTAIRS probably was more like it really was. Still I liked the movie a lot, and I liked the series too, and I don't mind the royals at all.

I'm a sucker for a good British period drama. I watched every episode of the series and loved it. The film was just as good with all the characters we know and love. If you're a fan i think you will enjoy this.

An A review dishing out 3 stars

Came in with a good plot line to give the movie a purpose and had the attribute that you knew it had a resolution and an ending in sight. Sure it had some fine qualities - well, as did the series - and I take to it better this way, personally.

As someone whose never seen the show or knows anything about the premise, I think this just wasn't as engaging as I hoped. I can't tell if this movie is supposed to span the show or just one season, but the pacing was very quick and dismissive of helpful context. It felt like a stage play with mechanical sounding lines and stiff acting, but I suppose it's likely to be expected. The house is beautiful and so is much of the cinematography, but I was bored for a majority of the movie.

Dramatically inert.