Joe Wright is a harsh critic. In the Director’s Commentary of the 2005 feature-length film Pride and Prejudice, he frequently laments that certain scenes of the film just don’t work.

To state just a few, the first meeting of Mr Bingley and the Bennet family at the Meryton Assembly was “not well-shot,” “boring” and “flat”; the artificial lighting was unflattering for Judy Dench’s complexion; and he will think again before ever working with CGI.

Perhaps he was just too close to the project, because I found the film to be a cinematically beautiful, well constructed, and touching...

1. Gulliver's Travels from 1939 made par the Max Fleischer studio. Based on the novel par Jonathan Swift, this film is my haut, retour au début favori out of the two films the Fleischer brothers had ever made


2. Bambi from 1942 made par the Walt Disney Studio and based on the book par Felix Salten. Now I had wanted to read the original book the movie is based on, so I'd ordered it online.


3. Cinderella. I know fairy-tales are part of literature and Charles Perrault's story of Cinderella is one of my favori fairy-tales; it's another favori literary film from Disney


4. Alice in Wonderland from...