Mr Rochester Begs For Forgiveness | Jane Eyre (2011) | Screen Bites
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Mr (Michael Fassbender) begs Jane Eyre (Mia Wasikowska) for her forgiveness, asking her to stay with him despite him already having a wife.
Mia Wasikowska (Alice in Wonderland), Michael Fassbender (Inglourious Basterds) and Academy Award® winner Judi Dench (Shakespeare in Love) star in acclaimed director Cary Fukunaga's daring new adaptation of the timeless romance. When orphaned governess Jane Eyre (Wasikowska) arrives at imposing Thornfield Hall, she's intrigued by her brooding wealthy employer, Rochester (Fassbender). His dark moods and the strange occurrences in the house lead her to discover a terrible secret that he had hoped to hide from her forever.
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That Charlotte Bronte gave her such cleverness and strength is quite remarkable.
At that time it's hard to forgive. She already came from a lifetime of pain and everytime she loved someone they died or in this case betrayal...
At any time it’s hard to forgive.
She had already forgiven Rochester, but couldn't be with him simply because it was wrong. He was a married man.
But she forgave him immediately, that's what book says, she just wouldn't esteem herself if she lived as a mistress with Rochester in front of God.
Both Mia and Michael are great as Jane and Rochester (yes, Michael is way too hot but who cares) I think the problem is the script, to capture the real depth of the characters in only two hours is impossible and they left out many key parts of the book .. This should have been a mini series at least, other than that, great cast, cinematography, and a beautiful score by Dario Marianelli
Very well put. I really enjoy both Mia and Michael as actors but there is something off about this version of Jane Eyre. I revisit it every so few years and still find it falls a bit flat. The chemistry is just a bit off for me. Where as if you watch Crimson Peak Mia and Toms chemistry is a bit more palpable. Even though I do really love Michael's acting ability. So your comment makes so much sense as Crimson Peak is a more condensed straight forward story. I doesn't have the same depth as Bronte's Jane Eyre meaning it adapted itself to the movie screen a bit better.
Me seeing this scene while being on my period was not a good idea 😭😭😭
People keep forgetting that J.E it's a wonderful gothic novel, so mystical; the love story is so unique and interesting as their characters!!!! I think I saw any version possible of it on screen. This last one and the one with Samantha Morton are my favourites!!!!🖤
That very close shot of the fireplace igniting is so important to this scene.
A Victorian gothic horror the vulnerability of an orphaned friendless woman a wonderful love story
Rochester is asking a lot, and he knows it. He's technically married, he lied, and he betrayed her trust. He knows, in a sense, that Jane lived a life of great pain before him. So, to be so hurt after finally putting her heart out there is tough.
He risks next to nothing if he tries to marry or much less have Jane as a mistress. But if Jane caves, she's ruined for life. There's just so much heavy emotion going on on both sides.
You see repentance is not the cure, reformation is
Indeed.
Very nicely said.
Typical Byronic hero our Mr Rochester is.
Absolutely could not give a s*** about societal expectations (starting a friendship with Jane in the first place) and then saying a big F*** you to what was expected of him
In marriage.
His behaviour is unforgivable, especially considering how much older he is and a man. He is perfectly aware that as a man risks nothing and at the same time ask her to risk everything. And he is an abuser and a manipulater.
Michael is so handsome that the viewer gets lost in his beautiful eyes but he is not Rochester for me. The role of mr Rochester needs pathos, depth and strength. It's hard to depict one's despair and try as he might, Michael did not "nail" the part but he definately tried. Only Timothy Dalton comes close to the actual fictional hero that Charlotte Bronte created!
Fassbender in macbeth was off the charts ✌ blackaggie 🖤
When you see that love is stronger then pain of ego and when you know that no matter what you do love so much and forgive or not you will still love then after a moment of understanding that you know that love wins over pain
This is not love. It is adultery. Jane would have been wise to never go back. Unfortunately, her tragedy is that she went back.
summary of entire story ::
i think Jane agrees to be Rochester's governess, he starts to fall madly in love with her. Then, she tries to leave him. But, out of feelings of guilt, obligation, & regret comes back.
He begs her to never leave him again, but she's terrified because of how much of a lunatic he is.
Yet, she knows it's not all his fault, since he was coerced into marrying another lunatic, himself {as he, here, explains}.
She runs away.
Then comes back.
They marry each other.
The end.
I dont think its that shes terrified of him, more so that she feels so obligated to obey human law she overlooks her own feelings and longings completely
Did you not see the look on her face after he almost kissed her. She fell for him right away
you should really read the book
There have been many versions made but Timothy Dalton is my favorite Rochester.
Trouble in paradise
She's an exceptional actress. Her Rochester isn't worthy of her. She deserves Timothy Dalton.
I like her and love Samantha Morton while I don't get the hype for Zelah and Ruth: albeit good actresses, they didn't manage to 'deliver' Jane in my opinion
My favourite version is the Zelah Clarke/Timothy Dalton tv series.
@@SigmaBV Finally! I don't get the hype for Zelah either. In fact, she said that Jane Eyre effectively ended her career, which is kinda true. Samantha Morton was astonishing as Jane Eyre. I would have liked to see her with Timothy Dalton.
Why he begged her ?
Because he knows he’s done her wrong
@@rpaafourever7908 thank you but did you know what he done to her ?
he hid his wife in the attic @@S.rn16
@@S.rn16Please read the book, it’s absolutely amazing.
@@S.rn16He was already married and lied and deceived her into thinking that he was single and never married, worse, he kept his wife locked away and refused to love her and instead lusted after Jane. Jane was wise to leave such a guy.
Sorry but this pairing doesn't do it for me. And why does she alway rock back and forth? She does it in a number of her scenes; it's especially noticable in the proposal scene. It's like she is trying to gear up emotion. She doesn't have enough gravitas for me; I would like to see her in something now. I'll bet the years have added depth to her acting.
Rocking can be a self soothing behavior, and sometimes even more common in orphans due to not being held enough as a child. Maybe that's why?