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Vanity Fair

User rating: 4.17 56 Reviews | Write a Review

In Theaters: September 1, 2004

PG-13 | Comedy, Drama | 2h 20m

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Based on 46101 votes and 56 reviews.


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User rating: April 24, 2006

I think it was very good. I think Jonathan Myers is hot.

User rating: April 4, 2006

Gabriel Byrne did a terrific job with his role in the movie! "Bravo!"

User rating: March 2, 2006

Exellent! Reeze and James are perfect!

User rating: January 14, 2006

good!!!

User rating: October 8, 2005

it was marvolus and interresting

User rating: September 11, 2005

excellent except some parts were awkward.

User rating: August 23, 2005

The story in general was ... oh, so boring. Acting was just fine, costumes - beautiful, story? dull, dull, dull.

User rating: July 22, 2005

Fantastic story great acting and a sort of poignant yet happy kind of a movie , reese was fantastic as she made you hate her yet feel pity for her lonely life.

User rating: March 4, 2005

Excellent, the writing alone is wrth the view but the sets, acting and shear brilliance of the ending is outstanding.

User rating: February 4, 2005

My review will be somewhere in-between those who think it oscar worthy and those who simply disliked it. I enjoyed the movie simply because I enjoy "period pieces". I have not read the book so I cannot compare it to that. I believe the movie accomplished what it set out to do which is to tell the story of Becky Sharp`s use of her wit and beauty to rise to the top of London society and the price she paid to do just that. Whether the "belly dance" scene did or did not add to the movie, I did not like it. I found it distracting from the story except to point out what lengths Becky would go to, to be the center of attention. She was s