Your Reviews
Light and delightful, Gwyneth captures the essence of Emma. Jeremy is the perfect Mr. Nightley.
Critic Reviews
Emma is the peak of the recent Austen pack and a star-maker, too -- an antidote to a summer in which even good movies have subordinated writing and characters to special effects. [02 Aug 1996, Pg.01.D]Full Review
McGrath's script is faithful: fierce when it needs to be and devilishly funny.Full Review
A fine cast, speedy pacing and playful direction make this a solid contender for the Austen sweepstakes.Full Review
While most literary adaptations look flat and pretty, the fine performances here set Emma apart.Full Review
Gwyneth Paltrow makes a resplendent Emma, gliding through the film with an elegance and patrician wit that bring the young Katharine Hepburn to mind.Full Review
