EMMA. (2020) just a *bit* chaotic 

They teach you this in servant training. If the master is having a meltdown, leave as quietly as possible.

Servant: Oh, oh nope, abort, ABORT!

I think it was the valet from when Mr Knightley was giving us a nice look at his ass.

Servant: Welp....I’ll be leaving now

yesssss

Peak Cher Horowitz vibes.

@@ArtemisScribe I mean, makes sense, Cher is reimagined Emma

@@cherries_and_wine yeah. My favourite thing about this adaptation of Emma is that they actually make subtle nods to Clueless so I'm basically calling this an adaptation of an adaptation. And honestly it means they get the vibe exactly right.

@@ArtemisScribe the clueless film is actually inspired by “Emma”

I’m obsessed with this movie ❤️

It is her book

Elena Johnston I wish she could see how big her books became. And how everybody knows and recognizes who she is. Considering she had to publish books anonymously because she was a woman.

CONCORDOO

@@alessabarreto9435 CONCORDO ANCH'IOOOO

I know 🥺❤️

😂 just imagine

until then: 'mother, you must sample the tart!'

MS WOoDHOUSE HAS INVITED US TO HARTFIELD

OMG! I watched thousands of movies in my life and alone today it was 5! But i have never seen something so boring! I have watched 30 Minutes of total and entire boredome without any substance whatsoever before i quit! 30 Minutes, my god! Can anyone tell me what this last trash-movie is? I mean, Mulan is still worse but this one's even more 'boring'! I was surprised out of my socks! Can someone tell me if there's ever anything happening after the 30 Minutes Mark??

@Leah Pierce Yeah, but its kinda Objectively bad if a movie bores the heck out of peoples mind. That's not an opinion, dude. That's failure.

Definitely!

A HOT take

Yes, old sport

Absolutely fucking nailed it!

Holy crap you're right

Hi, can someone explain it to me what this means? English is not my first language...

@@crystalsnow1332 doesn’t it mean to try the tart(? hope that helps a little

@@crystalsnow1332 tart is a slang word for a prostitute 😂

EXACTLY!! THAT'S WHAT I HAVE SAID!!👏👏👏🤩🤩🤩🎆✨🤗

That’s how the book is written. All the comedic bits are directly from the book.

Emma (both the book and the film) is a romantic comedy, so I would sure hope there is comedy.

He's the Mr Collins Character in Emma 😂

I'm So Adjective, I Verb Nouns Yes, 100%!

Apparently when Josh sat down with Autumn about the part he said "Elton's a bit of a creep isn't he?" and Autumn replied "Ah yes, but he's a creep in crisis." And honestly Josh completely nailed getting that across.

Honestly same.

I enjoyed his character so much! He was so funny (but would be so so creepy would or SHOULD i ever encounter a person like this in rl)

Paola Rivera my favourite scene, honestly

And it also makes me cry every time 😭

What a king

"a chill and sickly draft" 😂

Yeah

But I mean really, do you feel a draft?

Oh my goodness yes! Mr. Woodhouse is definitely my favorite too. The actor did such a great job!

IT IS BUT THE OUTFITS ARE WHAT MAKE IT EVEN BETTER

@@lafayettekirkegaard4495 and what makes the outfits even better is that they are actually quite historically accurate 😂 if not a little toned down as to the ridiculousness!

Yes he did

The comment im looking for

Good old Bill Nighy !

Well it is the brilliant Bill Nighy! 😏

Only Davy Jones could have saved it

Billie Flash I had to replay that part at least 20 times just for me to stop laughing which did not work 😂😂

OMG yes! Meme mom is so chaotic.

Yes. We usually tend to think of the regency era as prim & proper & all standoffish. But this reminds us they were human beings too

@@k.5425 The Regency was pretty racy among the aristocracy. Byron and Lady Caroline Lamb, Nelson and his Emma Hamilton, the royal duke with 10 illegitimate children. Men occupied themselves with drinking and whoring, the married women with gambling and "discreet" affairs that everyone knew about but didn't discuss openly. The Victorians who followed them censored them because they were ashamed that their ancestors had been so wicked.

The only thing for me is that in the book Harriet is described as quite handsome, but in the movie she seems to be made pretty plain...

that's the reason why he's jealous

Actually Jane Austen was Regency period,which was a much more sexually liberated period.Hence the undertones of sexual tension.

@@TheMemoryPolice noooo my history teacher would be so dissapointed. Thanks for the correction tho!

@@Black_pearl_adrift you can go with "memey period drama" because that covers basically everything set in the past and doesn't tie you down to a particular historical era and also means you can talk about period films set in other countries that have the same meme vibe to them since Regency and Victorian are terms that only apply to British history. After all Gentleman Jack and David Copperfield both also have this sort of meme vibe to them and they are in fact set in the Victorian era. So yeah "Memey period drama" is the genre of choice.

@@TheMemoryPolice i actually researched the difference between Regency and Victorian decolletage. Didnt know this until now 😅

do you know other movies like that ? XD

I love him so much, wow

I shared a similar experience, such a shame.

*recent unpleasantness*

I was fortunate enough to be able to watch it before theaters closed. It was the last movie I watched in theaters

Same. Alas I was able to get my hands on the Blu Ray version.

I was able to buy it on DVD :) You can buy it on amazon and ebay

It is slightly more paternal in the book

Perfect casting

@@RodneyAndMeVideos agreed

(Jane starts playing) Emma's mind: this bitch

Directing, casting,film score.

iNOcence? It's innocence... No?

This is the scene that made me not go see it in theatre bc in the trailer it is showcased as the funniest pun in the movie but the translation to German doesnt make much sense and it was so cringe. I was surprised the movie was good when I later saw it on Amazon

how do you feel abt persuasion 🤣

Northanger Abbey would be perfect for this tbh Ps: it's parody of it's own Why not make movie about this novel?

I literally almost chocked to death

Don’t chock

@@desiko6044 SAME

Knightely.exe

Pls explain that scene to me I’m dumb af. I still haven’t figured out why snow could lead to a panic attack

@@anhduynguyen396 I think because the dad is neurotic/a hypochondriac... the snow shouldn't have garnered that reaction but it did because of the dad

XChristineX It’s really quite funny. The book is already somewhat comedic, but this particular adaptation brought it to a whole new level. Highly recommend. 😁

He did not jump, he FLEW

Watched it a thousand times

My favourite character from Emma (Along with Miss Bates)

I felt so bad laughing at it🙃

Hahaha I laughed hardest at that scene

It’s seems he’s a period hypochondriac, first of his kind in period films

Agreed This is perfection

I enjoyed the movie more than the book which is something I never say! The book is a great deal slower moving and difficult to get through. I hope you have better luck with it!

This is one of the dumbest things I've ever read. If you ever write a sentence as good as Jane Austen's worst, you should get down on your knees and thank God for the miracle. This is like saying you hate watching a great actress act because she broke a rule your drama teacher told you one time. Grammar education exists to make people one step closer to appreciating the real masters of the language - and Jane Austen is one of them. If a rule says she did it wrong, the rule is wrong, period.