Review of Howards End (1992) by Erin W — 26 Jul 2011
The Merchant-Ivory adaptation of E.M. Forster's "Howards End" is a flat out masterpiece. It's the perfect storm of literature, production design, ensemble acting, costumes, lavish cinematography and beautiful dialogue.
The film is emotionally resonant, existentially complex, and profoundly thrilling at times. For a two and a half hour film, the pacing is engaging and lively thanks to the precisely placed camera and magnetic performances.
This is tremendous filmmaking.
This review of Howards End (1992) was written by Erin W on 26 Jul 2011.
Howards End has generally received very positive reviews.
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