but it was entertaining if you're able to suspend your expectations of a proper theatrical portrayal of a Jane Austen novel. It's not one I'll watch over and over again. I guess they haven't read P&P.Īnyway, I really enjoyed it. Darcy? The HS students thought we were insensitive, but then, lo-and-behold, Mr. Darcy had died and all the high school students in the audience were horrified and the JASNA group I was with laughed, because who is going to kill off Mr.
Most memorable for me, was the scene where it looked like Mr. And there was a great sword-fighting scene where Elizabeth manages to slice off the buttons of her opponent while dueling.
There were all these people upended by zombies in their midst, but still able to dress up in white linens and silk even though it was clear all the working-class people were the ones facing the brunt of the brain-eating (I mean - who was doing the laundry?). so for me, a lot of it had to do with the clothing. Mac’s foolish son, Bunny, who is so known thanks to his beloved pet. MacFarquhar’s confidence by any means necessary, while Kitty is given over to Dr. and it was so funny! The movie was funny on a lot of levels. Elizabeth is tasked with infiltrating Dr. I saw it in the theater with my JASNA chapter and a bunch of high school students (I graduated from HS in 1987, btw) - we had advance viewing tickets. Spoiler alert: Don't read if you don't want to know who survives. 'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies' is a cult classic - a hilarious, clever, tongue-in-cheek adaption of the Jane Austen classic.
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