Vanity Fair

Mixed emotions from the series remained. I liked the script and the acting (especially Natasha Little is good), absolutely did not like the excessive use of large and detailed plans and fixation on the ugly. Perhaps they wanted to reflect the satirical beginning in the novel, but it turned out unsuccessfully, for my taste. Such techniques work pointwise, and when the whole movie consists of almost them, it only causes boredom and rejection. If not for that, I would have put 5, after all, Davis knows how to work with classics like no one else, it seems to me)

Why didn't the theft of jewelry, etc., come to light? It amazes me. -_-

Poor Amelia! Such a bunny!

I read the novel for a long time and I remember the plot vaguely, but knowing that Andrew Davis wrote the script, you can be calm that the book was approached with respect. I liked the first episode - Becky is a very unusual heroine, the rest of the characters are also very colorful. The only thing I don't like is the director's fascination with close-ups. All these full-screen mouths or nose picking, it's just not clear why it was done, and even in such quantity?