Pride and Prejudice (by brilliant Novelist Jane Austen - BBC Series from 1995) - (all 6 episodes) 1920 X 1080 H.264 video at 8200k video bitrate
448k Dolby 6ch stereo AC3 audio
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Jane Austen has always been a most favourite novelist! Her wit and candor
have always been truly impressive to those that come upon her in one way or
another. I enjoyed reading her novels both in Senior High school as well as in my University studies in Liberal arts.
Pride and Prejudice is a wake-up call for those that may have a tendency to display a degree of hatefulness unwarranted by the situation at hand
is looked at honestly enough. It suggests instead that we should use our
better instincts and judgement and allow them to prevail instead.
This is true of the character of Mr. Darcy who nonetheless has his redeeming qualities it would appear as he turns out to be quite dutiful
on the whole I suppose.
I find myself personally quite taken by Ms. Charlotte who it appears is resigned to her lot in life absent of romantic fulfillment in what is an era concerned with security and comfort in the basics of life equally - or even more so perhaps.
Lets decide to render obsolete (anachronistic in respect of propriety)
the musings of Mr. Darcy who Miss Elizabeth describes as a man lacking true
virtue at the start in that he displays too much of a propensity to hate all
that he encounters rather than putting some more sense into his views as she
thinks he might do instead.
In any event, her desire to improve him in how he chooses to express himself
appears to win the day in the end of it all.
All's well that ends well - A great story in perhaps what remains the most celebrated of novels ever written in the glorious English language by the greatest of authors
in the English language - Ms. Jane Austen of course! If only everyone could speak
English fluently in Europe, we'd have a better world of understanding and more Christianly
engagement at all times too (while properly articulating with it that is) I believe
By the way, Ms. Jennifer Ehle brings us much sanity it seems in her role
here and even more perhaps in the performances in the Cammomile lawn for instance in which her blonde end genuinely spirited presence as displayed
in a couple of intimate scenes I downloaded were refreshing enough to impart a true sense of human decency in what is an honest desire to be
a truly lovable spirit in our midst.
Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo) (britishcanada.org founder)
