Sense and Sensibility: Sisterhood of the Meandering Sense

‘Sense and Sensibility’ review: Daisy Edgar-Jones shines in adaptation

Every beloved book lives forever in the mind of its reader, and sometimes if we’re lucky, it becomes a beloved movie, too. Jane Austen’s tale of two sisters, “Sense and Sensibility,” was made into a funny, lovely and entirely perfect…

Sense and Sensibility (2026): classic Austen done beautifully | Review by Boris Jancic in Screens

This is a film where two pinkies nearly touching for half a second on a table becomes scintillating.

Review: ‘Sense and Sensibility’ a lush, earthy adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel

It feels like the world is sorely lacking in romance right now, which means we’ve got to go back to the source — the queen of yearning, longing, witty banter and dramatic love confessions, Jane Austen.

Sense and Sensibility: Sisterhood of the Meandering Sense

If you’re one of the few who never read Jane Austen in high school (I forget how that slipped through the cracks), you may have already done yourself a disservice, right as a new adaptation of her works has arrived in theaters. To the uninitiated, her style, delivery, and atmospherics feel like an alien language […]

'Sense and Sensibility' Review: Why The Dashwoods Feel Closer Than Ever

‘Sense and Sensibility’ arrives in theaters on October 16 from Focus Features, and it walks in carrying the weight of a much loved earlier version. Georgia Oakley, the filmmaker behind ‘Blue Jean’, directs from a screenplay by Diana Reid, and the story runs just over two hours. The question hanging over it is whether Jane...