Anna Taylor played a delightfully mischevious Emma.

Did we really need another adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma? Not really, but putting aside all notions of sense and sensibility, and perhaps your personal feelings of pride and prejudice, this is still a film worth watching, and that's partly because of the twinkling sense of humour at the movie's heart.

High production values with the costumes and sets but I didn't care for the plot or characters and didn't find it funny.

All I can say is meh. Really didn't care about it.

My least favorite Emma adaptation. They shot for too much humor and missed out on the heart that makes Emma an enjoyable story. Mr. Knightley was neither old nor steady enough. The audience were sometimes treated like we’re stupid (Miss Bates being visibly upset vs. Miss Bates trying to hide her hurt feelings under a layer of mocking herself more; no fault of Miranda Hart’s, whom I always enjoy) and sometimes things were so glossed over that we needed to be mind readers or just familiar with the story. Meh. I had higher hopes for this movie, but was disappointed.