Synopsis
Handsome, clever, and rich.
In 1800s England, a well-meaning but selfish young woman meddles in the love lives of her friends.
Emma.
2020 Directed by Autumn de Wilde
Cast
Anya Taylor-Joy Johnny Flynn Josh O'Connor Callum Turner Mia Goth Miranda Hart Bill Nighy Rupert Graves Gemma Whelan Amber Anderson Tanya Reynolds Connor Swindells Angus Imrie Letty Thomas Aidan White Edward Davis Chris White Myra McFadyen Esther Coles Suzy Bloom Suzie Toase Nicholas Burns Connor Dalton Lucy Briers Anna Francolini Christopher Godwin Vanessa Owen Isis Hainsworth Hannah Stokely Show All…
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Glenn Freemantle Ben Barker Andrew Caller Danny Freemantle Ian Tapp Emilie O'Connor Nick Freemantle Robert Malone Dayo James
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Alternative Titles
Autumn de Wilde Emma., Эмма, Emma
Popular reviews
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you: oh I remember this scene from the book
me, an intellectual: oh I remember this scene from clueless (1995)
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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.
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even in the rare occasion a period romance doesnt star keira they managed to squeeze the name 'knightley' in there
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will anyone ever beat the sheer romance of "if i loved you less, i might be able to talk about it more."
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no i wasn’t thinking about clueless the entire run time, how dare you slander my name with such a heinous accusation
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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
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