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Una joven periodista (Tamara) regresa a su pueblo natal, en la campiña inglesa, con motivo de la venta de la casa donde se crió. Cuando abandonó el pueblo, era una adolescente poco agraciada, pero ahora se ha convertido en una deslumbrante mujer que desata en el pueblo una tormenta de envidia, deseo y maledicencia. Con su nariz retocada, sus piernas interminables, su trabajo en la prensa del corazón, su fama y su facilidad para romper corazones despertará oscuras pasiones. Su regreso supone un trastorno para la pequeña y tranquila población. Hombres y mujeres, bohemios y gente del campo, un autor de best-sellers, un universitario frustrado, una estrella del rock retirada o un muchacho de la región... todos se sentirán atraídos por Tamara.
Avis de la communauté (6)
Thoroughly enjoyed it. I suppose it's a blackish comedy where the characters selfish motives ultimately lead up to a "british" ending. It also sports a stunning Gemma Arterton which in itself gives one enough reason to try this movie. Jessica Bardens acting was the one that impressed me the most though. While some might find her character to raunchy, I think it fits within the theme of the film.
Jessica Barden plays the bratty role perfectly. I remembered this movie as a Gemma Arterton movie, so it was great to notice and remember the rest of the cast who makes this a fun watch.
British theatrical comedy, the kind they are masters at. Long.
Watched this at release and the only thing I remembered was it was an ok movie and that I was constantly horny for her during the entire movie. (teenage boy amiright)
As so many of the reviews have stated, the only way that you would know that this was a retelling of Far From the Madding Crowd is because they reminded you a couple of times during the film. On a whole the movie is ok. At times Gemma Arterton's mugging for the camera was a little thick (yes, I realize that is part of the character). follow me at https://IHateBadMovies.com or facebook IHateBadMovies