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Summary: A chronicle of the life of 18th century aristocrat Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire, who was reviled for her extravagant political and personal life. (imdb)
Ralph Fiennes and the soundtrack are what truly make this film. Georgiana's story was deeply fascinating to watch unfold, but perhaps without Keira's pouting lips and spastic eyebrows.
Feminist History, starring Ralph Fiennes as All White Men, and Keira Knightley as Sympathetic Female Protagonist. Maybe that's a little harsh. The movie's not bad, but the acting is extremely wooden. At least it's an English period piece with a slightly different perspective, thank God.
This movies has amazing costumes, sets and good art direction. I was pleasantly surprised by the acting skills of Keira Knightley. I actually didnt expect much from her. The performance of Ralph Fiennes was good as expected. If you are not a fan of Drama you should pass this movie. The movie tries to compress the life of Georgiana Cavendish, the Duchess of Devonshire during the age of women's suffrage. The movie barely scrapes the surface of the same. Overall a decent movie.
Not terrible or anything, just slow and understated in the way most period dramas seem to be. If you're a fan of Keira Knightley sitting in a dimly-lit, lavishly-decorated room and staring blankly into the middle-distance with a pout on her face, you'll probably enjoy this a lot, because that's virtually all that happens in the final 30 minutes. The sets, the costumes, the cinematography... all good. The story... meh.
Pretty good, while falling short of being great. Keira Knightley gives a great performance, and between the cinematography, art direction, and costumes, the movie looks beautiful. Although the story didn't plod & wasn't boring, it was never overly gripping, either.