@ta_shadrina: None of this has anything to do with Jane Austen at all. This is not an "unfinished novel", this is an "unfinished novel" - she wrote only 12 chapters, where she described the main characters who had not yet done anything at all.
That's it. And at Austin's in the woods, they were just talking in the woods when Charlotte noticed them. And then they figured out that Clara was giving Edward a hard time at that time. It's a good thing Austen didn't live a couple hundred years before all this.))
And Sidney, wandering around the brothels in the era of the lack of condoms, will be another gift for his wife. Is there anything itchy there?
@eternity888: then they used dried intestines of ruminants as condoms :) although, of course, this could not save you from many STDs, it's just a fact. Unfortunately, this was common among men. or maybe Miss Austen would like to have the freedom to touch on different topics in her work?
He shaved it off well, of course) pleased me. This Miss Heywood is incredibly annoying. I'm only watching because of Esther. You empathize with her, you worry about her, you like her, and you just want to wish her happiness. It's blunt, of course, but not annoying. But GG is an idiot, my God, who is she to present something to a man to whom you are nobody? Already. Go teach an architect how to live a fool. She's messed up, so she's fucking this poor guy's brains out without a twinge of conscience. Ugh such.
I can't understand her at all. Tom has financial difficulties, a family, a bunch of kids, and... our hanger-on, Charlotte. And she doesn't even feel superfluous. Everything is fine, he lives on everything ready-made. I love these kind of guests who can't be kicked out. Grandma even tried to get rid of Clara over there, and she's her niece. And who is Charlotte? Domoooy!
@eternity888: I can't believe that Charlotte could just spill everything about the abduction of her friend and her feelings to a strange lady at a ball. Let's recall "Reason and Feelings", where the sisters never gave away even a hint of the cavaliers of their hearts or any details of their lives, it was too compromising.
@Ayumi: It's kind of fucked up. She laid out information to an unknown young lady that would simply ruin her friend Georgiana in the eyes of society forever, it doesn't happen that way - well, I mean, a positive heroine just can't do that. Moreover, she also laid out all her secrets to her, and all in three minutes. Some kind of facepalm.
By the end of episode 6, absolutely all the characters annoy me – and how well it all started! Charlotte is endlessly grimacing, has not heard at all about the sequence of actions (or brains), and blurts out absolutely discreditable details about everyone and everything just to the first comers. Sydney suddenly turned from a more or less intelligent man into some kind of fairy godmother who apologizes to everyone, gives wise advice and throws money right and left. Tom is completely detached from reality (but Mary doesn't hate it, by the way, she just had bad luck with her husband). Georgiana was in a terrible situation, but otherwise-God, what a selfish, arrogant hysterical girl. I'm generally silent about the "heirs" company - it's clear from the very beginning that my brother is an asshole, Clara aroused sympathy and interest with her story and determination, but now she has also slipped into something unpleasant, smug and malicious, and Esther.. I really feel sorry for her. She should have run away from this brother, even to Babbington-at least he respects her. In short, longing. I'm going to review Pride and Prejudice, maybe it'll feel better.
One of the advantages is the beautiful scenery and costumes. How did they learn how to dance for the ball before? Here the dancing show is relaxing - so many movements)) Sex on the floor.. not according to Austin at all, but an ex-lover may well be. 👍🏼 With each episode, I repudiate the series from Austen's novels. I look at it as a free improvisation.
@Викуша_молодец: now there was this moment in the series and I literally laughed out loud after your comment! It's really eloquent. Although at the same time, the "talking" film adaptations of the 70s-80s, in which the characters speak in accordance with the time, are now only the most devoted fans can master, so I think the screenwriters simplify the on-screen dialogues.
@joy_composer: Yes, it's time for the cannibal Ellochka from The Twelve Chairs.. The maximum number of words that young people can master at a time is the one that fits in one Twitter message. So I don't think they can handle Austen's book, except for this TV series, where everything is short and handsome with a bare ass against the background of an instagrammatically beautiful ocean.
@eternity888: You are a very strict judge. :) Cinema (and TV series are derived from cinema, after all) is an audiovisual art, so the task of the film crew is to find a balance to maintain the viewer's interest, but at the same time to prevent such absurdities. The other day I watched the 2013 film adaptation of "The Secrets of Edwin Drood" and noted with regret that the British had completely lost the ability to make such series. Although this TV movie is also not perfect, and it was screwed up there, but the lines and dialogues are all on the level, which, of course, cannot be said about Sanditon.
Somehow I don't feel the chemistry between Charlotte and Sydney, for the life of me. In this series, the writers have slipped into some very formulaic plot twists: when Sidney appears out of nowhere at the last moment (just passing by in a remote alley) and saves Charlotte, when Georgiana is abducted, when Charlotte says "he's so closed, ah ah", and it turns out that it's all for a REASON, and He's had his heart broken in the past when Sydney starts saying things like "you're the one I want to dance with," "you're the best woman in this room," etc. Very predictable and cringe-worthy
For me, this series is more watchable than Bridgerton. I don't understand the claims about not conforming to the Jane Austen canon. If you don't like it so much, why keep torturing yourself and watching? Let it go, as they say.
Oh, come on. The series is simple, uncomplicated, and very enjoyable to watch. The actress who plays Charlotte is sooooo cute. Such a simple, pretty girl. I really like her grimaces and emotions.
That's it, it's out of the question. The main character is completely, completely and irrevocably dumb. Even in a modern timeline, such an outpouring of such sensitive information would literally look strange to the first comer, and even here the game is incredible.
So to bring down a girl who has just realized her infatuation from heaven! The picture of Cindy cooing sweetly with his ex-love in front of Charlotte is terrible in itself, so Tom also added fuel to the fire by saying that "they still have a chance" and "how Cindy shines in front of this lady." ufff
God, I watched this episode because I really love Bridgetons and was looking for something similar + the plot seemed to interest me, but the more I watch it, the more I hate GG, both as a character and as an actress acting out with these constant grimaces and some kind of unnatural facial expressions, and what the stylists did to her for this ball only added fuel to fire, it's very interesting to find out the denouement, but how hard it is to look further because of GG
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44There are only broken hearts in the series x)
P.S. Esther, write to Lord Babbington already and run away from these snakes.
And Sidney, wandering around the brothels in the era of the lack of condoms, will be another gift for his wife. Is there anything itchy there?
I'm only watching because of Esther. You empathize with her, you worry about her, you like her, and you just want to wish her happiness. It's blunt, of course, but not annoying.
But GG is an idiot, my God, who is she to present something to a man to whom you are nobody? Already. Go teach an architect how to live a fool. She's messed up, so she's fucking this poor guy's brains out without a twinge of conscience. Ugh such.
Grandma even tried to get rid of Clara over there, and she's her niece. And who is Charlotte? Domoooy!
But I didn't expect this old love of his to come back 😱😱😱😱
And the simpleton Charlotte let the architect give birth to children.
Charlotte is endlessly grimacing, has not heard at all about the sequence of actions (or brains), and blurts out absolutely discreditable details about everyone and everything just to the first comers. Sydney suddenly turned from a more or less intelligent man into some kind of fairy godmother who apologizes to everyone, gives wise advice and throws money right and left. Tom is completely detached from reality (but Mary doesn't hate it, by the way, she just had bad luck with her husband). Georgiana was in a terrible situation, but otherwise-God, what a selfish, arrogant hysterical girl.
I'm generally silent about the "heirs" company - it's clear from the very beginning that my brother is an asshole, Clara aroused sympathy and interest with her story and determination, but now she has also slipped into something unpleasant, smug and malicious, and Esther.. I really feel sorry for her. She should have run away from this brother, even to Babbington-at least he respects her.
In short, longing.
I'm going to review Pride and Prejudice, maybe it'll feel better.
Sex on the floor.. not according to Austin at all, but an ex-lover may well be. 👍🏼
With each episode, I repudiate the series from Austen's novels. I look at it as a free improvisation.
- Mr. Parker, we were just talking about you!
"I see."
🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️
In this series, the writers have slipped into some very formulaic plot twists: when Sidney appears out of nowhere at the last moment (just passing by in a remote alley) and saves Charlotte, when Georgiana is abducted, when Charlotte says "he's so closed, ah ah", and it turns out that it's all for a REASON, and He's had his heart broken in the past when Sydney starts saying things like "you're the one I want to dance with," "you're the best woman in this room," etc. Very predictable and cringe-worthy
I don't understand the claims about not conforming to the Jane Austen canon. If you don't like it so much, why keep torturing yourself and watching? Let it go, as they say.
But nothing can be said for 100% yet, because it's not over yet))
It's a mix of Pride and Prejudice + Bridgerton series.
The picture of Cindy cooing sweetly with his ex-love in front of Charlotte is terrible in itself, so Tom also added fuel to the fire by saying that "they still have a chance" and "how Cindy shines in front of this lady."
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