Sense and Sensibility Review
8.6/10- Lush, earthy, and embodied adaptation
- Strong performances from Daisy Edgar-Jones and the cast
- Human immediacy through handheld cinematography
- Self-seriousness keeps it from being as extravagant as other adaptations
- Lacks the overt silliness of Emma
- Overly gloomy and melodramatic tone
- You enjoy grounded and realistic literary adaptations
- You appreciate emotionally repressed romance with great chemistry
- You love Jane Austen adaptations
- You prefer lighthearted and silly period comedies
- You expect a definitive romance matching the 1995 classic
6 of 20 sources compared it directly with the 1995 Emma Thompson adaptation.