"Sense And Sensibility (1995)"

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What do you want, Mr. Hagen? I want my life back.

On October 23rd. The procedure is causing traveling physical changes.

Dan Bayer (1:10)

What's happening to me?

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Look, fear. You have to learn to control it. In the face. I have no idea who you are anymore.

Dan Bayer (1:21)

Tell me who you want me to be.

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Cray Face. Only theaters October 23rd. We did all.

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You were listening to The Next Best Picture Podcast, and this is our review for Sense And Sensibility.

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One motion picture will bring you all the surprises that life and love can offer. You are the loveliest girls I ever set eyes on.

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Can you not get them married, Mrs. Dashwood?

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Mary Ann and Eleanor, as different as two sisters can be.

Dan Bayer (1:54)

I do not attempt to deny that I think very highly of him, that I greatly esteem him. Esteem him?

Nadia Dalimonte (2:01)

Like him?

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Eleanor is not like you or me, dear. She does not like to be swayed by her emotions.

Columbia Pictures invites you.

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The more I know of the world, the more I am convinced that I shall never see a man whom I can truly love.

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To fall deeply.

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Marianne, you must change or we'll catch a cold.

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What care I for cold when there is such a man?

Dan Bayer (2:21)

You will care very much when your nose swells up.

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You are right.

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Help me, Eleanor.

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To feel intensely. There's something of great importance that I need to tell you. Why did you not urge him to stay?

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He must have had his reasons for going.

Nadia Dalimonte (2:35)

I do not understand, Emma Mark.

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Why does she never mention Edward?

To surrender completely. Your sister seems very happy.

Dan Bayer (2:46)

Do you think he'll kneel down when he asks her? They always kneel down.

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To risk everything.

Nadia Dalimonte (2:56)

We know so little of him.

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What is it you suspect him of?

Dan Bayer (2:59)

Willoughby.

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From Jane Austen's timeless classic, There's some blue sky. Let's chase it. comes a motion picture beyond all expectations.

Academy Award winner, Emma Thompson, Alan Rickman, Kate Winslet, and Hugh Grant, Sense And Sensibility.

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All right, everyone, we are reviewing Sense And Sensibility, the 1995 version, directed by Ang Lee, and the story is as follows. When Eleanor Dashwood's father dies, her family's finances are crippled.

After the Dashwoods moved to a cottage in Devonshire, Eleanor's sister Marianne is torn between the handsome John Willoughby and the older Colonel Brandon. Meanwhile, Eleanor's romantic hopes with Edward Farris are hindered due to his prior engagement. Both Eleanor and Marianne strive for love while the circumstances in their lives constantly change. The film is starring Emma Thompson, Alan Rickman, Kate Winslet, and Hugh Grant. It is directed by Ang Lee and written by Emma Thompson. Here to join me today for this throwback Patreon exclusive podcast review, I have Nadia Dalimonte.

Nadia Dalimonte (4:22)

Hello, hello.

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Emma Sasic.

Nadia Dalimonte (4:25)

Hi, everyone.

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And Dan Bayer.

Dan Bayer (4:27)

I greatly esteem you, Matt.

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All right, everyone. Jane Austen. We all love Jane Austen here. Don't we?

I imagine we do.

And if we don't, we love this movie. I think. I don't know. Maybe I don't know if you all love this movie. I'm assuming you all love this movie.

I remember I saw this movie back at the time when Ang Lee was super popular in the early 2000s because of Karachi Tiger, Hidden Dragon, Brokeback Mountain. And so I wanted to then watch all of his previous movies. And this was certainly one of them. This has been a story that has been around since 1811, based upon the novel of the same name. Emma Thompson, who wrote the screenplay for this, had also just recently won an Oscar for working on Howard's End. So she was obviously at the height of her powers in Hollywood. And you had Kate Winslet, who was also still very young in her career. Hugh Grant, man, this is a very different time for Hugh Grant, especially. But the movie was a commercial success. It received a lot of nominations, seven Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture. The movie would go on to win the Oscar for Adapted Screenplay.