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By David S (4,459) on 27 Feb 2010

A well acted and scripted movie that will certainly keep you interested. Brilliant…

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By Martin D (1,305) on 27 Feb 2010

So subtle, yet so very clever. There are some films you watch again and again just because you like them, or something about them…

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By Reginald W (53) on 24 Feb 2010

Anything with Anthony Hopkins in the lead is great...especially period pieces. Though this adpatation of E.M…

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By Sofia Å (150) on 23 Feb 2010

Naturally impeccable regarding furniture, architecture, clothes and the like but not even the Merchant-Ivory team has managed to salvage the…

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By Nadine S (123) on 21 Feb 2010

A look at three different families from three different classes in turn of the century England viewed through the struggle of ownership of…

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By Tanja V (41) on 16 Feb 2010

Interesting drama. Anthony Hopkins plays a convincing role, I ended up disliking him…

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By John B (4,244) on 30 Jan 2010

The first of the Hopkins-Thompson collaborations. I perfer Remains of the Day but I enjoyed this one and this was more highly regarded by the critics…

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By Thomas M (1,117) on 16 Jan 2010

One of the many Merchant Ivory classic literary to cinematic conversions…

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By Shah F (8) on 16 Jan 2010

One of the many Merchant Ivory classic literary to cinematic conversions…

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By Paul J (1,190) on 25 Dec 2009

Absolutely wonderful, I was dazed watching this film, watched it in blu-ray too…

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By Phil P (431) on 25 Dec 2009

Absolutely wonderful, I was dazed watching this film, watched it in blu-ray too…

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By Pavandeep S (469) on 25 Dec 2009

Absolutely wonderful, I was dazed watching this film, watched it in blu-ray too…

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By Diana L (366) on 14 Dec 2009

I'm not a big fan of James Ivory as a director, but this is one of those films everybody should see, mainly because of the several outstanding…

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By Kenneth S (525) on 01 Dec 2009

HOWARDS END is a gorgeous motion picture that unfolds like a sumptuous novel. Based upon the novel by E. M…

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By Christine R (413) on 24 Nov 2009

Still under the influence of the novel, it was just that much harder to truly enjoy the film when the exclaim 'that's not how I imagined it…

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By Amy H (936) on 24 Nov 2009

Still under the influence of the novel, it was just that much harder to truly enjoy the film when the exclaim 'that's not how I imagined it…

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By Eric F (636) on 24 Nov 2009

Howards End remains among the most beloved works of the Merchant-Ivory team, composed of producer Ismail Merchant, director James Ivory, and…

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By Grace C (197) on 26 Sep 2009

Howards End was, at its core, an enchanting story revolving around the human condition, connection, and a lovely piece of property in the English…

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By Rebecca D (134) on 25 Sep 2009

So doggedly faithful to the narrative, it missed all of the themes of the book: the critique of bourgeois sensibilities, of nationalism, the…

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By Amy B (403) on 22 Sep 2009

Good adaptation of the novel..gr8 screenplay, esp liked helena b.c., samuel w. and emma t.... typical merchant-ivory prod…

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