Ellenjxu

This movie somehow pulls off the banter and warmheartedness of Pride and Prejudice without it feeling forceful. The cinematography is beautiful, and the piano scenes excellent. It really puts you in the heart of Brighton, England. Darcy's acting was phenomenal. A movie which will truly tug at your heartstrings - and leave you in tension throughout the scenes.

Honestly thought this was a sweet, enjoyable movie. God is found in the most likely of places. It was funny that the girl started drinking hard liquor at the end (whiskey), warms up to her dad, realizes that it was wrong to judge her dad. There are many quirky attention to detail which practically become inside jokes with the audience: "Me personally I feel safe", "okay, 2 beers please", etc.

Granted, it isn't very deep or special, and the plot draws a line at an industrial magnate trying to bridge the gap in a series of contracts. The murder plot isn't developed, as it is in Grand Budapest. But for what it is-a business-gangsta-secretly-warm-father movie- it really hit the mark for me.