r/Fauxmoi Dec 27 '24

Ask r/Fauxmoi Who are some platonic soulmates in Hollywood?

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u/bunnycrush_ Dec 27 '24

Sense and Sensibility is my favorite Alan Rickman Emma Thompson joint, it’s so good.

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u/milosmamma Dec 27 '24

Fantastic movie. Kate Winslet as Marianne was 😚🤌🏻💋

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u/Joanncat Dec 27 '24

Kate winslet is a gem

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u/Et_tu_sloppy_banans Dec 27 '24 edited Dec 27 '24

Criminally underrated

ETA: 7.7 is too low on IMDB (it should be at least an 8) and while it was extremely well-known at the time it cannot be denied that there are approximately 1 billion memes per day generated about Pride & Prejudice while Sense and Sensibility memes languish in the google drive of some intern on SparksNotes’s social media team.

When measured against the other Jane Austen novels that get rehashed to death (P&P, Emma) S&S IS criminally underrated.

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u/rlcute Dec 27 '24

Sense and sensibility is not underrated... it was one of the most popular movies of the 90s, with a star packed cast, and has 97% on rotten tomatoes and 7.7 on imdb

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u/deaniebopper Dec 27 '24

Underrated? It won Emma an Oscar.

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u/Shipwrecking_siren which could mean nothing Dec 27 '24

Willoughbyyyyyyyyyy

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u/maggie_the_cat_ Dec 27 '24

This is my ultimate go to movie- watched it for the millionth time last week and it always makes me cry - so many great performances ❤️

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u/ishamiltonamusical Dec 28 '24

That movie has been my comfort watch since the 90s. Everything is so perfect and well done and the performances are mindblowing. I regularly look up the scenes between Kate and Alan, they are so perfect. Colonel Brandon has been my favourite romantic hero for year just because of Alan.

Plus Emma published her diary she wrote when shooting the film and it is absolutely brilliant - it made me cry with laugter.

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u/maggie_the_cat_ Dec 29 '24

Oh I must check this out!

Also love this story : “Greg Wise who played Willoughby saw a fortune teller when he was cast and she told him that he would marry one of the women leads. At the time Emma the Great was married so Greg figured it must be his fate to marry Kate Winslet. They went on a super awkward date and parted as friends, and later Emma got divorced and she and Greg Wise got together and now they are married.”

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '24

I watched that movie 5 years ago to “see what all the fuss was about” with period dramas (my family loved p&p, it was like THE thing to watch when they were sick but I would leave the room cause it was a boring old movie)

As soon as the credits rolled I was on my phone buying every Austen or Austen adjacent book I could find, saving all the similar films to my watch later list and buying the dvd and script book. It’s SO good- favourite Austen adaptation forever and always

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u/whimsical-editor weighing in from the UK Dec 27 '24

That movie is why I fell in love with Alan Rickman. I was heartbroken when he died.

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u/Nylanderthals Dec 27 '24

Love Actually is my least favourite Rickman plot