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By Sierra H (135) on 26 Apr 2010

Oliver Parkers The Importance of Being Ernest (2002) is an exceptional modern adaptation to the original play by Oscar Wilde (1895)…

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By Jessica S (876) on 24 Apr 2010

Not amazing, but a cute version of the story. I especially liked Colin Firth in this role…

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By Kenneth L (949) on 11 Apr 2010

The story is amusing, but it just doesn't seem to make a good film…

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By Zachary G (450) on 24 Mar 2010

It was a very decent movie, I would recommend watching it. Quite random and witty, I had many good L-O-Ls :D…

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By Jessica N (345) on 21 Mar 2010

Can't go wrong with a fabulous script! Very clever and funny, perfect casting. Looked like they had fun making this film…

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By Paula K (208) on 19 Mar 2010

Hilarious and the cast are very cute together…

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By Love M (622) on 07 Mar 2010

I wanted to like this movie more than I did…

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By Bob V (268) on 06 Mar 2010

Oscar Wilde's most famous play is moved to the silver screen deftly and expertly…

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By Olga K (110) on 20 Feb 2010

I was not familiar with the play before watching this, but I quite enjoyed watching ruppert Everett and Colin Firth in this romantic comedy…

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By Lara R (71) on 15 Feb 2010

Classic Oscar Wilde piece gets a modernized feel to it in this version starring many popular British stars…

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By Katie R (394) on 22 Jan 2010

I didnt even know about this movie until recently....I really enjoyed it:)…

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By Stephanie G (564) on 13 Jan 2010

Best scene: colin firth and rupert everett outside arguing about/with the muffins…

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By Grace H (121) on 16 Dec 2009

More films should be made like this one - a gone era and a good idea…

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By Jessie W (79) on 05 Dec 2009

Excellent film-making, even though the wit of Wilde's writing wasn't--and probably couldn't be--wholly displayed…

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By Daniel S (2,332) on 04 Dec 2009

Saw this in my interpretation of lit class, very close to the oscar wilde play, word for word practically, very light hearted, such that it…

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By Geoff C (232) on 21 Nov 2009

The movie is pretty faithful to Oscar Wilde's play. It was funny, and Colin Firth and Rupert Everett are great actors…

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By Lucie F (67) on 12 Nov 2009

Good film - not just because I'm a Colin Firth fan. Everett and Firth singing 'Lady Come Down' is funny…

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By Larry G (200) on 09 Nov 2009

A classic adaptation of Oscar Wilde's timeless satire, this movie is just great all around, with powerhouse performances from Rupert Everett,…

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By Lindsay W (291) on 08 Nov 2009

A period piece starring Colin Firth, Rupert Everett and Judi Dench seemed like perfection, until I watched it…

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By Brandon R (572) on 06 Nov 2009

One of my favorite plays! Such an amazing cast. Everyone was wonderful. Judi Dench was perfect in her role. This is a film that must be seen…

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