Review: An Education

Disappointing, I was hoping it would offer something different from the standard "schoolgirl falls for an older guy, big mistake" thing I've seen a hundred times before. Really the only thing I enjoyed and was left thinking about after was the theme and reference to my mate Camus (left) and that I should read a bit more. Otherwise the film offered me nothing new.

Meh
Her & Orlando Bloom, 2 people that have tried to be stars but fail miserably. They work best in the background/supporting as they aren't interesting/talented enough to be the main attraction. Bloom was alright in Lord of The Rings and alright in the Pirates films, but wasn't the reason anybody went.
And he managed to sink a Cameron Crowe film, which is really hard to do.
Knightly? Domino...have you seen that thing?
Unless she's fey and gazes longingly over moorlands, nobody gives a shit.
Just because they were in popular films, doesn't mean they were anything to do with the success of those movies.

Because she's posh and gets her tits out. If you can call them that.

*misogynist hi-5*

No doubt a good movie but does nothing for me. Which is cool, I'm not the demographic and it's nice to see a movie for grown ups. Was thinking all the way through the review "so Keira Knightly was busy is another period drama huh?". Really don't get her appeal, one note posh kid that cannot carry a movie herself unless it's a Sunday night type drama.

I've been hearing good things about this and it's definitely something I'll watch at some point.

I'd really like to see this, even if Carey Mulligan sounds like a really pretentious American golfer with stupid trousers and a bad wig.

Peter Saaaaarsgaaaard = vowel thief. Him and his wife Maggie Gyllenhaal must be trying to start their own alphabet.