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I’m blonde I’m skinny I’m rich and I’m a little bit of a bitch

Someone brought a dog into the theater. Society has broken down past any semblance of rules.

Spent the first thirty minutes going "I don't know what the fuck is going on." Spent the rest of the film going "oh, this is surprisingly funny when I understand what's going on." Beautifully shot. Shocked at how much a single moment of rudeness really felt like a gut punch. I liked this movie. Maybe the closest I'll ever get to truly loving an English period film.

My friend Kevin is watching me write this behind my back. I think he liked it too. We are going to eat pie now because it's Pie Day. A lot of the women in this movie have big eyes. What is this, the 2014 film Big Eyes, starring Christoph Waltz and Amy Adams? Kevin didn't laugh at that.

you: oh I remember this scene from the book 

me, an intellectual: oh I remember this scene from clueless (1995)

no i wasn’t thinking about clueless the entire run time, how dare you slander my name with such a heinous accusation

shoutout to me for pointing at the screen and screaming, alone in my room, every time a beautiful frame was shown "lOOk hOW pRETtttYYY tHIS shIT iS" which was like... every 30 seconds

even in the rare occasion a period romance doesnt star keira they managed to squeeze the name 'knightley' in there

emma and harriet should've ended up together, in this essay i will

how to describe the acting in this movie....it’s like everyone is playing the enchanted objects from beauty and the beast? they are sugary and delightful and every time something cute happened i clasped my hands together and exclaimed eeeuuoooui! mon bebé! mon petit bebé! je t’aime! you know?

what an utter delight!!!!!! every shot deserves to be hung in the louvre tbh

A movie full of many perfect withering looks

will anyone ever beat the sheer romance of "if i loved you less, i might be able to talk about it more."

A dreadful and dull period piece that is as dry as listening to a history teacher read the textbook verbatim. Anya-Taylor Joy has a talent this year for picking horrible movies that she is the best part of. While the movie can't get past the lifeless writings of Jane Austin Anya-Taylor Joy gives a solid performance to at least make the film simi-bearable. Bill Nighy is completely wasted the entire film and the costumes are good but the rest of the movies is not.

This was so pretty I felt I was scrolling through pinterest the whole time.
We also stan the bitchy skinny blonde who has no idea of what to do with her life and is also a bitch to everyone around her. Queen behaviour.

Creía que me iba a gustar menos. Solo por el vestuario ya merece la pena

Me gustó más de lo que debería

can emma and harriet just kiss already damn

emma need her ass beat! love the cinematography though!

Quiero ponerme esos vestidos

What an absolutely picturesque movie and the costumes!!! They even go out of their way to show that people didn't wear underwear back then lol. My only complaint in that regard is the hair clearly curled with a curling iron but that's not a huge deal to me. This is very lovely and and very well done and I thought the acting was great, too. Bill Nighy is hilarious. The good thing about Jane Austen novels is that nothing very serious ever happens but somehow it all feels like the most dramatic things in the world are going on so when real life is on fire it's nice to watch a film where social etiquette and stuff like that is the big drama.

Luv luv luv luv

ATJ is a beast. The movie looks tremendous. Directed by the photographer responsible for the Rabbit Fur Coat album cover, which I’ve spent more time looking at than most movies.

the best thing about this movie was all the  accessories and how dangly they are! !! the little earrings and hair feathers and the tiny curls always bouncing around

SHE (she) (anya taylor-joy) she lives in daydreams with me (she)