Brideshead Revisited (2008): Characters Outside Your Circle | Video Essay

From Catholicism to homosexuality to old-money dynasties, this video essay looks at the 2008 film adaptation of the literary classic: Brideshead Revisited; and how it connects to the common man despite its character's niche demographics.
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[@galeforce_1]

I love this film, it's a great story with great visuals.
I love when you watch a film and get transported to a certain time or even a certain feeling within. I know this is something that most can experience. I have loved this story since I read the book and watched the mini-series with Jeremy Irons and Anthony Andrews. Brideshead has a very strong cast, Ben Whishaw is great as Sebastian...but Matthew Goode is absolutely beautiful as Charles Ryder....to me this is a great reason to see this film and I am happy that you chose to cover it.
Thanks for the great review!

[@christineryman579]

Brilliant cast xxx

[@erichodge567]

Having watched the 1981 masterpiece 3 times, I initially felt that this version was completely unnecessary. However, after watching a few reviews I'm starting to think I should see it.

[@Oscuros]

It's also an important piece of English lit, obviously.

[@christineryman579]

Brilliant film xxxxx

[@viviennetwigg8096]

I am sorry but despite the wonderful cast this does not compare to the 1981 series.