Watching it for the first time since 2020 and my god. It took us a few days to tackle, just cause knowing what is to come made me too uneasy to continue at times. It's still perfection. It's still in my top movies, and probably will always be.
The moment that stood out to me this time is how the rock becomes an ordinary rock once placed into the river. There's a message there, and during these horrific times, I hope people can get an understanding of it.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
So I recently finished the Jane Eyre book and decided to immediately watch the 2006 BBC mini-series before the movie on my friends recommendation.
I gotta say, they took a lot of creative liberties in this version and changed a bit of the script but I think it works. It starts with her life with her aunt and then ends with a little conclusion shot at the end which I absolutely loved. The chemistry between the actors were also very…
