I just squeal and cry with joy when Jane is dancing with Wisley all upset and Lefroy suddenly appears on the dancefloor with his amazing smile. Oh, I'm in love! Thumbs up if you agree!
Another movie of Jane Austen's life, "Miss Austen Regrets," was better in my humble opinion and it, like "Becoming Jane," had a great soundtrack. Nevertheless, I still am very fond of listening to this OST - my favourite track is 'Runaway.'
I seriously cried so hard when Jane turned her head back in the carriage, she was leaving him! the man she LOVED so MUCH!!! when Jane was together with Henry's wife, Henry called Tom and her daughter, and when Henry's wife said, "Tom." then Jane and Tom was standing face to face, I don't know WHY somebody PLEASE tell me WHY?! Why would i cry even harder?! what's wrong with me??!!! It's truth, Jane Austen's most extraordinary romance was her own!
Becoming Jane is truly an amazing movie. It is only loosely based on truth however. The only mention Austen makes to Mr. Lefroy is in a letter to her sister. She briefly mentions how she enjoys flirting with him and will be sad to see him go back to London. No planned elopement or marriage proposal. Marriage would dampen her career as a writer, and Miss Austen knew that.
i'm looking everywhere for the theme of the 'bond street airs'! i know it's a folk song called "nobody loves like an irishman" but it seems there're only modernized versions of the song by lonnie donagan etc. could anyone suggest me where to find a normal version? if there are any? thanks!
I just found out he lost his virginity to a girl he liked a lot..and they had known each other for a short period of time...he wishes he hadn't...and worst of all that girl had to cheat on him...my heart goes out to him...but as silly as this may sound, I always longed that I would be the one he would lose it with...as impossible as I know it was..come whatever may, I'll always be happy for him and be by his side...I hope I could meet him before I depart from this world
This movie would always remind me of a certain someone...when he felt strongly for me..its hard to love someone who is half way across the world and knowing that we both are from different cultures and religion...I'm still in touch with him till this day but my heart aches...knowing that I could never be the one for him....and forever I will remain as his close friend...
Oh my goodness this movie may be sad but was not as sad as the truth, Jane Austin did not go on to be a great author, like most artist she was not noticed until after her death, also she died at a very early age due to a very awful cancer and at the time they did not have anything that could much re;ieve any of the pain she suffered.
I dont think it's fair for this movie to be compared to Pride and Prejudice. One is the work of Miss Austen, the other is reality.(more or less!) I think they're both fantastic and I feel blessed to have them both. :)
@yassinovo Yes I agree. But this is the story of the woman who wrote that famous novel and what she had to go through to be inspired to write it. So of course Pride and Prejudice would be better because it ends happier then Jane Austen's life did. :)
@conversejunkie2222 i love James McAvoy .. and also Anne Hathaway.. I've never seen this movie but my friends tells me it was the best movie ever.. hmm.. is it?? and they said it was based on a true story.. aw.. i want to watch this.. im so curious.. I LOVE JAMES MCAVOY!!!!!=)
I find that there is an underlying sadness under some of the songs, such as First Impressions. I find this sweet, romantic and of course sad. Others however can left you up and maybe make you want to dance : )
@nfo944 Actually, I don't think that's quite accurately said. As an example of this movie, true love was as difficult to make suceed then as it is these days,even more so, and being someone in love myself and knowing several other people who are experiencing the same feeling as I do, I'd have to say that is and will always be alive for those who search for it. <3
@nfo944 - That's not true. Love is different, but not worse than in XIXth century. Maybe we don't use romantic words, but we still love the same way they did.
@nfo944 A chance encounter between Jane Austen and Tom LeFroy. The author of the same book is quoted saying of Tom, "This notion of . . . somehow that you was a young man redeemable even if you're, as it were, knocking around with whores and gambling; that was indeed preferable to being, once you were married, even it was a bad marriage, you were in big trouble. . . That actually was quite common."
@nfo944 we are not loosing it we are loosing ability of expressing it in proper way because we don't do much for our spiritual growth.life tempo has fastened because of technological progress and we have less and less time for poetry for literature .problem is in expression not in existence
@nfo944 I agree with you...The sense of true and love in it's purest form has dissipated from our century. Most kin worry about fornication. People have forgotten how two birds can mingle while singing songs and understanding and looking pass through each others soul. It is very rare to find true love these days and its indeed very sad.
Wth, there's just as much love now as back then, it just seems bigger love in this story because they couldn't be together, then you see how much they love eachother,, but if true lovers from the 21st century are apart like this you get to see the same amount of love
beautiful soundtrack...sad movie....if only society had not been so harsh as to persuade her decision to stay home & mayb she wouldve been happy.....alas, we would not have her works to read......
You do know this movie wasn't based on real events, do you? Jane Austen did flirt a little with Tom Lefroy but they never had a actual relationship. This movie is more of a what-if. Jane Austen was happy, it was her own decision to never marry.
Havn't seen the movie, and this is the first time I've heard the soundtrack. BEAUTIFUL! I pretty much love all of your uploads in the soundtracks... I see you love strings and piano just as much as I do. THANK YOU!
This is such a nice soundtrack! I find it better than Pride & Prejudice's soundtrack, in which I only liked a few songs. This one is cool and fun. I may have to get myself the soundtrack!
Yes! I sure love the Irish! I am a Jane Austen fan. although I have not read all of her books. But it just makes sense that a nice Irish lad had something to do with it. This soundtrack is truly Beautiful!!!
im sure we all wish that our beloved author would have her happy ending and end up with the man she loves..but only think.. if that had happen it's quite unlikely that tom lefroy would go on to be the Lord chief justice of Ireland and jane austen one of the greatest authoress and an ambassador for women of the 16th century...giving us the gift of pride and prejudice n her other works....perhaps sometimes sensibility does triumphs over love...irony
i think i'd do without a couple of good books in life, i'd rather see her happy with the man she loved. when love like this comes your way, you have to fight for it. thats my opinion at least.
Yes...we would never know what we'd have been missing either. She would have been just another 19th century female who got lost in the crowd...I think it's almost romantic in itself that she wrote the novels and was never married...
I cried when they didn't get together in the end ( even though I already knew that wouldn't happen..) I stil thought it was too bad. The movie was so romantic and funny and sad.. and.. oh.. just beautiful!
whoever thinks that jane austen is not terrific, well they have no class... she is one of the most diligent, beautiful, wise woman who has died in our society!
Nice music! Lol the movie was good too, but I'll stick to what she wrote, rather than what's disputably the truth of her love life. Lol just my preference...
just to let everyone know, for the sake of Jane Austen, there is basically no evidence watsoever that Jane ever did fall in love, especially with a man named Tom, all that she wrote in a letter to her sister once was that she was "going to have her last flirt with Tom" cuz he was leaving, and that she might shed a tear for it, but then again Jane was probably being ironic as that is her writing style, she was laughing at the thought of having to cry over a guy, so this story is mainly made up
tho it's not completely true, she did write incredible & very realistic love stories...how could she write pages & pages about Lizzie falling in love with Darcy and narrowing love's definition to 3 terms: "gratitude, respect & esteem"? she must've had some experience of love, otherwise her novels wouldn't be this widely accepted...I believe in her words, she was brilliant, I wish I knew more about her and her possible romantic relations, tho Tom did admit years after she died that he'd loved her
no, they weren't, not Tom and Jane, but she did get engaged to someone 5 years younger than her but she broke it off the next morning, she did not want to get married for money or shelter, she had knew it had to be for love, that's why she wrote all these novels, it was like her own antidote for not finding lasting love, which makes u wonder about how she was able to write these realistic love stories if she never had fully herself
actually, marrying for security is something that jane austen promotes in her novels..."pride and prejudice" is one of them, for example...she doesn't see a problem in marrying for financial stability..."love" to jane austen is finding someone who can identify your flaws, help you become a better person, and at the same time love you for you...though, it's not just about love, it's about security and money too :)
yes, but know that her marriages were all primarily due to love and not security, if they just wanted security, Elizabeth would've just said yes to Mr.Darcy the first time he proposed. Jane knew from her life experience that marriage without money does not create full happiness, she says to Tom in the movie that their poverty will destroy their love, but Jane promised to write stories where her characters are fully happy, thus get love and security at the same time
Elizabeth for example looked down on her friend Charlotte for marrying for security cuz she can't understand why she would marry someone as ridiculous as Mr.Collins, she would "rather die an old maid" than to be married to someone she didn't love. I don't know if Jane was personally telling us her own opinion about the matter using her novels or whether she was just writing the opinion of her character, but it does suggest that Jane was primarily going for love, security is like getting a bonus
Well none of this romance was ever confirmed or denied so I suposse it is more down to who is making the film. Very well expressed film I thought. The music is also very appropriate and in sync. Anyway from her letters and what she mainly said to her sister Cassandra- none of the men were good enough for her to volantarily leave her writing. Not even the ones she created.
But to some extent her novels are based partially on her self but also on her friends, family and other acquaintances.
does anyone know what anne hathaway plays in the last part of the movie? where she came back from her supposed to be elopement? She plays it in the piano, and her mother (i think) starts comforting her. Please tell me cuz i'm desperate.
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Nothing happened just everyone will grow up Mr. Lefroy will meet jane in a some place after her brother henry will call Tom to join them with his daughter "Jane" >> yes he called her jane cuz he still love her,
Yeah that piece is a bit of a copycat, but overall I don't think it's too much like Pride and Prejudice. This score makes better use of horns and strings, whereas Pride and Prejudice is mainly piano. Any similarity (and I'm not denying there is some) is really because both are set in the same period.
Actually I think it's rather interesting how similar they are...Since Pride and Prejudice is written by Jane Austen. I also love it how Elizabeth (that's her name right??in Pride in Prejudice?? I can't remember....) is so similar to Jane, and how the love between Jane and Tom and Elizabeth and uh..Mr.....crap can't remember his name...are very similar, so it's only appropriate I suppose for the music in Becoming Jane to be similar to the music in Pride and Prejudice
I love this music. And I love the movie. The music actually matches the movie, and if you enjoy listening to this one, you should listen to Pride and Prejudice.
Sorry for my english.. Indeed jane austen wag engaged to "a" tom lefroy, but they never get married. The movie is actually good because it's very honest.. ;)
Haven't actaully seen the film yet even though I've had the dvd since christmas. Work, etc. But listening to the soundtrack has given me the kick up the bum I need to find time for this film. Jut after the A2 exams.
I just cried. How tragic...but then that's life. It does not all end with a happy ending.
mijia92 5 days ago
I love this movie!!!Is perfect, sad but perfect.....
carlaalexnet 1 month ago 6
I think it's sad how she couldn't be with him and how she never married but i don't like how he children... idk. but i love this movie!!!!
SoldiersGirl969 2 months ago
Esta película es de las mejores que he visto ,es preciosa y la banda sonora igual.Es una delícia para todos los sentidos,muy recomendable.
LuluCt616 3 months ago in playlist Banda Sonora La joven Jane Austen 4
I just squeal and cry with joy when Jane is dancing with Wisley all upset and Lefroy suddenly appears on the dancefloor with his amazing smile. Oh, I'm in love! Thumbs up if you agree!
LisaCrazyFingers 3 months ago 5
My heart breaks in the end thus it is still a great movie ..
bronog44 3 months ago
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bronog44 3 months ago
Another movie of Jane Austen's life, "Miss Austen Regrets," was better in my humble opinion and it, like "Becoming Jane," had a great soundtrack. Nevertheless, I still am very fond of listening to this OST - my favourite track is 'Runaway.'
PearlBerryIslander 6 months ago
@PearlBerryIslander thanks for the info ! i'll watch the movie you are talking about ! i'm a jane austen's fan :) !
celineisonline 4 months ago
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ifitspink06 6 months ago
Do you know the title to this song? I've heard it before somwhere
jbclayville 6 months ago in playlist soundtrack Regency
my heart lives in the 16th century <3
CrashieCrash 7 months ago
@CrashieCrash this was the late 18th beginning of the 19th century...
DoctorsAndBowties 7 months ago 10
A game of cricket!!! It's an addiction!! I ADORE it!!!! great soundtrack,and the film worth watching! <3<3 Jane!
drEmMa21 7 months ago
Is piece that they used for the dance scene in this soundtrack?
massiekur7 7 months ago
I seriously cried so hard when Jane turned her head back in the carriage, she was leaving him! the man she LOVED so MUCH!!! when Jane was together with Henry's wife, Henry called Tom and her daughter, and when Henry's wife said, "Tom." then Jane and Tom was standing face to face, I don't know WHY somebody PLEASE tell me WHY?! Why would i cry even harder?! what's wrong with me??!!! It's truth, Jane Austen's most extraordinary romance was her own!
Yuki2905 8 months ago 5
Becoming Jane is truly an amazing movie. It is only loosely based on truth however. The only mention Austen makes to Mr. Lefroy is in a letter to her sister. She briefly mentions how she enjoys flirting with him and will be sad to see him go back to London. No planned elopement or marriage proposal. Marriage would dampen her career as a writer, and Miss Austen knew that.
06kjkj 8 months ago 4
How many wished they had lived in the 16th century?
MissGreenGlasses 9 months ago 24
*sigh* what an amazing story! Sad but amazing. Unfortunately such stories are lost nowadays. The last scene was beautiful! :')
dbzrox4eva 11 months ago 4
i'm looking everywhere for the theme of the 'bond street airs'! i know it's a folk song called "nobody loves like an irishman" but it seems there're only modernized versions of the song by lonnie donagan etc. could anyone suggest me where to find a normal version? if there are any? thanks!
bitritututu 11 months ago 2
love this movie and pride and prejudice!!! just love it !!! <3
0909maa 11 months ago 2
I just found out he lost his virginity to a girl he liked a lot..and they had known each other for a short period of time...he wishes he hadn't...and worst of all that girl had to cheat on him...my heart goes out to him...but as silly as this may sound, I always longed that I would be the one he would lose it with...as impossible as I know it was..come whatever may, I'll always be happy for him and be by his side...I hope I could meet him before I depart from this world
nothingsafe84 11 months ago
This movie would always remind me of a certain someone...when he felt strongly for me..its hard to love someone who is half way across the world and knowing that we both are from different cultures and religion...I'm still in touch with him till this day but my heart aches...knowing that I could never be the one for him....and forever I will remain as his close friend...
nothingsafe84 11 months ago
Juste Magnifique ..
trashynemo 1 year ago
Why can't I find this album on itunes? I've honestly looked everywhere and it's not there! Someone please help! I want this beautiful music! D:
mortaymoo 1 year ago 7
Beautiful movie, beautiful soundtrack...
happy birthday Miss Austen :). Niz xxx
nizdolls 1 year ago
The movie is fantastic! so is the soudntrack and Jane Austen :')
Though that the end of the movie was good but I prefered if they were together!
Thumbs up if you like the movie! :D
LoraTheBora 1 year ago 4
James McCavoy is just...AMAZING in this movie !!! :)
I love the scene when Jane dances with Mr Wesley and Lefroy appears and dances with her. Such a wonderful moment !
Llsli 1 year ago 12
poor jane austen i wish she had been born this century we wuld not have her amazing novels but she would have the life she desired
angela7261 1 year ago 9
@angela7261 true but then she wouldn't have given most of the world inspiration and emotion :)
kimikoeyes 1 year ago 4
Oh my goodness this movie may be sad but was not as sad as the truth, Jane Austin did not go on to be a great author, like most artist she was not noticed until after her death, also she died at a very early age due to a very awful cancer and at the time they did not have anything that could much re;ieve any of the pain she suffered.
MsCelticwonder 1 year ago 2
Beautiful movie and the soundtrack is amazing ! I advice it to all romantics people ! Thanks !
sabjulkil 1 year ago
I LOVE CLASSICAL! I love playing it too! I would love to play that part around 7:50!
fatedragon101 1 year ago
MI MUCHO GUSTO Y TAMBIEN Y QUIERRO DE LA MUSICA BECOMING JANE. <3 :) GRACIAS.
gotGodandHislove 1 year ago
This is my favourte movie : )
JayceeOfficial 1 year ago 4
I dont think it's fair for this movie to be compared to Pride and Prejudice. One is the work of Miss Austen, the other is reality.(more or less!) I think they're both fantastic and I feel blessed to have them both. :)
94Phillies 1 year ago 13
I cried at the end when Tom named his eldest daughter after the wonam he loved but couldnt marry: Jane Austin :')
153lovegirl 1 year ago 42
@153lovegirl me too! that part killed me the most, i was crying like a baby, i tear up thinking about it :( so sad
optimisticautiously 1 year ago 2
@153lovegirl It's Jane Austen ..
bronog44 3 months ago
Pride & Prejudice Is Much Better
yassinovo 1 year ago
@yassinovo Yes I agree. But this is the story of the woman who wrote that famous novel and what she had to go through to be inspired to write it. So of course Pride and Prejudice would be better because it ends happier then Jane Austen's life did. :)
That is just so sad...):
FruitsFantasyKingdom 1 year ago
@yassinovo . I hope you don't mean the P&P movie. Becoming Jane at least has the excuse of not having strong original material to base on.
uptilthesky 1 year ago
I truly love this soundtrack! The music adds innocent sensuality to a passion stifled in a prudent age.
*sigh* what a romantic period!
jsnugglesbb390 1 year ago
ThIS movie is beautiful....but I don't like the end....it makes me cry...:// :(
Oljaa93 1 year ago 7
@Oljaa93 i totally agree..i love everythin abt it jus wanted a happy end :(
tanvee28 1 year ago 6
my favorite movie <3 and i absolutely LOVE the music, it's so pretty and sad
ikissedatubist22 1 year ago
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elizabethmansonfan 1 year ago
I absolutely ADORE this movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! James McAvoy is such a cutie =D.
elizabethmansonfan 1 year ago 5
@elizabethmansonfan
You should watch him in the movie 'Wanted'! :P a whole other genre but he is so hot in that movie ;)
LoraTheBora 1 year ago
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elizabethmansonfan 1 year ago
4:34 & 7:09 <3
botswiiie27 1 year ago
*rushes out to buy soundtrack*
mynameistofu4 1 year ago 4
i want this song on my wedding someday..so full of hope.. =)
blackspy13 1 year ago 4
7:09 is just the best.
talia1387 1 year ago
such a bittersweet movie...sad sad beautiful. I loved it <3
conversejunkie2222 1 year ago
@conversejunkie2222 i love James McAvoy .. and also Anne Hathaway.. I've never seen this movie but my friends tells me it was the best movie ever.. hmm.. is it?? and they said it was based on a true story.. aw.. i want to watch this.. im so curious.. I LOVE JAMES MCAVOY!!!!!=)
blackspy13 1 year ago
breathtaking!!
GalOnHunt 1 year ago
Absolutely Stunning!!
GalOnHunt 1 year ago
I love it!
charlestoneadora 1 year ago
Just amazing ...
AustenEmma 1 year ago
I find that there is an underlying sadness under some of the songs, such as First Impressions. I find this sweet, romantic and of course sad. Others however can left you up and maybe make you want to dance : )
Bootstataboots 1 year ago
This has to be one of my favorite soundtracks
PanicSwitchfootFOB 1 year ago 2
it's sad to realize that we're loosing the true love in the 21 century
nfo944 1 year ago 222
@nfo944 I agree its like materialism is killing it.
Bubblefruit3 1 year ago 2
@nfo944 Actually, I don't think that's quite accurately said. As an example of this movie, true love was as difficult to make suceed then as it is these days,even more so, and being someone in love myself and knowing several other people who are experiencing the same feeling as I do, I'd have to say that is and will always be alive for those who search for it. <3
gotGodandHislove 1 year ago 2
@nfo944 - That's not true. Love is different, but not worse than in XIXth century. Maybe we don't use romantic words, but we still love the same way they did.
pannaapres 1 year ago
@pannaapres i agree! its a fabulous love story! i wish she married him
celineisonline 1 year ago 4
@nfo944 A chance encounter between Jane Austen and Tom LeFroy. The author of the same book is quoted saying of Tom, "This notion of . . . somehow that you was a young man redeemable even if you're, as it were, knocking around with whores and gambling; that was indeed preferable to being, once you were married, even it was a bad marriage, you were in big trouble. . . That actually was quite common."
dragoons9009 10 months ago
@nfo944 we are not loosing it we are loosing ability of expressing it in proper way because we don't do much for our spiritual growth.life tempo has fastened because of technological progress and we have less and less time for poetry for literature .problem is in expression not in existence
locarnopact1 8 months ago 3
@locarnopact1 We are not loosing, we are LOSING, but yeah agreed with what you said. EVERYONE WATCH DEAD POET SOCIETY!!!!!
dipperooo 8 months ago in playlist Movie Soundtracks
@dipperooo i'm not native English speaker.Sorry :))))))
locarnopact1 8 months ago
@nfo944 I agree with you...The sense of true and love in it's purest form has dissipated from our century. Most kin worry about fornication. People have forgotten how two birds can mingle while singing songs and understanding and looking pass through each others soul. It is very rare to find true love these days and its indeed very sad.
razzmatazztwink 8 months ago 3
@nfo944
Wth, there's just as much love now as back then, it just seems bigger love in this story because they couldn't be together, then you see how much they love eachother,, but if true lovers from the 21st century are apart like this you get to see the same amount of love
Liekefriet 8 months ago
@nfo944 Jup especially after fighting for it through all this centuries of arranged marriage
TheJanaRina 2 months ago
@TheJanaRina in the past, arranged marriage was the problem, but now it's the bunch of divorces!
nfo944 2 months ago
What's the name of the first song in the movie; the one jane's playing in the begining?
2566greenday 1 year ago
3,14-4,51!!!
filolofosthess 1 year ago
The song at 7:00 Wow. I've never seen this movie but want to now because of this soundtrack.
oneofnines 1 year ago 2
Agreed! It is deeply beautiful. I'd call it a dream in which we can see Jane before our eyes and not just in our heads.
sandinyourshoes 1 year ago 2
This movie is THE BEST!!!
animallover152 1 year ago
Beautiful soundtrack, it goes so well with the movie. Love the movie!
nmhrg 1 year ago 2
What is the song being played at 5:27?
ariesgal1991 1 year ago
This music is absolutely beautiful!
As is the music of Pride & Prejudice.
angelicalemus91 2 years ago 4
this is the most beautiful music, its up at the top with Pride and Prejudace.
Lemonpop22 2 years ago 2
The movie was okay (nothing to brag about), but the soundtrack was what I really enjoyed. Thanks!
Hippodameia 2 years ago 59
@Hippodameia
really?
I thought it was the saddest movie i've ever seen.
vickyg51 1 year ago
i agree
triptoheaveandho 1 year ago
beautiful soundtrack...sad movie....if only society had not been so harsh as to persuade her decision to stay home & mayb she wouldve been happy.....alas, we would not have her works to read......
msangelicarod 2 years ago 5
You do know this movie wasn't based on real events, do you? Jane Austen did flirt a little with Tom Lefroy but they never had a actual relationship. This movie is more of a what-if. Jane Austen was happy, it was her own decision to never marry.
loesje91 1 year ago 2
Does anyone know the piece that is played during the end credits? I need that song. It racking my brain.
Dancingchef1231 2 years ago
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This soundrack is THE MUSIC that you must listen
MissLouiseBennet 2 years ago
Havn't seen the movie, and this is the first time I've heard the soundtrack. BEAUTIFUL! I pretty much love all of your uploads in the soundtracks... I see you love strings and piano just as much as I do. THANK YOU!
usabritcouple 2 years ago 7
I love this soundtrack!!!!!!!!!!!!!! is beautiful!
latinagirl8 2 years ago 3
i aboslutelllllly love the a game of cricket part. such a goood song! love this entire soundtrack. so inspiring!
avista615 2 years ago 3
i actually liked this as much as pride and prejudice.
i love them both.
OhMyAlyona 2 years ago 8
This is such a nice soundtrack! I find it better than Pride & Prejudice's soundtrack, in which I only liked a few songs. This one is cool and fun. I may have to get myself the soundtrack!
Bootstataboots 2 years ago 4
Yes! I sure love the Irish! I am a Jane Austen fan. although I have not read all of her books. But it just makes sense that a nice Irish lad had something to do with it. This soundtrack is truly Beautiful!!!
Bootstataboots 2 years ago 5
woo irish had something to do with it, i can be proud to be irish now! AMazing movie
JonasFan108 2 years ago 2
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Pride and Prejudice was better.
wolfgrl1946 2 years ago
i love this movie!
GirlCrazyxB 2 years ago 4
yeah i liked it.
wolfgrl1946 2 years ago
you all should inform yourself much better. jane austen is one of the few persons who deserve it.
i'm thankful for every single word she wrote.
nergybln 2 years ago 3
Apparently her and Lefroy were never romantically involved. She just kind of stalked him at balls.
RawrImSammii 2 years ago
Jane Austen met Lefroy in 1796
Monciuleq 2 years ago
Jane Austen was born in the late 18th century, I don't see how how she influenced woman from the 16th century.
Heyzup09 2 years ago 5
sublime, sublime, sublime!
GoatDaddyVersion2 2 years ago
im sure we all wish that our beloved author would have her happy ending and end up with the man she loves..but only think.. if that had happen it's quite unlikely that tom lefroy would go on to be the Lord chief justice of Ireland and jane austen one of the greatest authoress and an ambassador for women of the 16th century...giving us the gift of pride and prejudice n her other works....perhaps sometimes sensibility does triumphs over love...irony
radicalme7 2 years ago 3
i think i'd do without a couple of good books in life, i'd rather see her happy with the man she loved. when love like this comes your way, you have to fight for it. thats my opinion at least.
RozyczkaProAna18 2 years ago 2
Yes...we would never know what we'd have been missing either. She would have been just another 19th century female who got lost in the crowd...I think it's almost romantic in itself that she wrote the novels and was never married...
dtunlimiteda 2 years ago 5
not sixteenth. wasn't it the 1800s she was alive?
IntoTheSunOfTheCure 2 years ago 2
Yes, Youre probably the only one that got it right on here!
textechgirl15 2 years ago
yeah. late 1700s to early 1800s. she died in like 1817 or something like that.
MelissaZombie90 2 years ago
16th Century is the 1500s...
vickiellis77 2 years ago
I believe she was the 19 th century x
halfwelshhaha 2 years ago
Thanks for sharing...simply beautiful
brujita04 2 years ago
i just watched it!! its so sad!! =( very good music!
cheesedoodle1234 2 years ago
The movie was beautiful,
I cried when they didn't get together in the end ( even though I already knew that wouldn't happen..) I stil thought it was too bad. The movie was so romantic and funny and sad.. and.. oh.. just beautiful!
++ love the music ;)
MissMaryNelly 2 years ago 6
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what's the name of the second song?
chrissytsous 2 years ago
Hampshire
gracemlinde 2 years ago
Love Bond Street Airs!
NekoChari 2 years ago
sorry i was talking about the 'BOnd street airs" part. Anyone knows the name of the music for that part?
isabellyaoyao 2 years ago
Anyone knows the name for the 2nd piece here? I really wanna find the sheet music for it but I dont know what's its name...
isabellyaoyao 2 years ago
Hampshire
gracemlinde 2 years ago
Thanks for downloading. The music is beautiful.
negrolukas1 2 years ago 3
thanks for downloading....I really enjoyed the movie. Big fan of James Mcavoy
tisisela 2 years ago 6
lovely music,
makhobex 2 years ago 3
amazing music! =] i love itttt
this falls in line next to pride and prejudice'music.. maybe a LITTLE below.. but just a little lol
i used to listen to "the messenger" all the time.
that ones my favorite. and first impression, of course. =]
and the movie was amazing. i know its not entirely true, but its just so great.
a beautiful tragedy. =]
lovesiempre 2 years ago
whoever thinks that jane austen is not terrific, well they have no class... she is one of the most diligent, beautiful, wise woman who has died in our society!
VDMer2007 2 years ago 2
Nice music! Lol the movie was good too, but I'll stick to what she wrote, rather than what's disputably the truth of her love life. Lol just my preference...
Imidri 2 years ago
just to let everyone know, for the sake of Jane Austen, there is basically no evidence watsoever that Jane ever did fall in love, especially with a man named Tom, all that she wrote in a letter to her sister once was that she was "going to have her last flirt with Tom" cuz he was leaving, and that she might shed a tear for it, but then again Jane was probably being ironic as that is her writing style, she was laughing at the thought of having to cry over a guy, so this story is mainly made up
Moopse101 2 years ago
tho it's not completely true, she did write incredible & very realistic love stories...how could she write pages & pages about Lizzie falling in love with Darcy and narrowing love's definition to 3 terms: "gratitude, respect & esteem"? she must've had some experience of love, otherwise her novels wouldn't be this widely accepted...I believe in her words, she was brilliant, I wish I knew more about her and her possible romantic relations, tho Tom did admit years after she died that he'd loved her
JaneColdplay 2 years ago 4
and weren't they actually engaged for real at one point?
gracemlinde 2 years ago
no, they weren't, not Tom and Jane, but she did get engaged to someone 5 years younger than her but she broke it off the next morning, she did not want to get married for money or shelter, she had knew it had to be for love, that's why she wrote all these novels, it was like her own antidote for not finding lasting love, which makes u wonder about how she was able to write these realistic love stories if she never had fully herself
JaneColdplay 2 years ago 2
actually, marrying for security is something that jane austen promotes in her novels..."pride and prejudice" is one of them, for example...she doesn't see a problem in marrying for financial stability..."love" to jane austen is finding someone who can identify your flaws, help you become a better person, and at the same time love you for you...though, it's not just about love, it's about security and money too :)
optimisticautiously 2 years ago
yes, but know that her marriages were all primarily due to love and not security, if they just wanted security, Elizabeth would've just said yes to Mr.Darcy the first time he proposed. Jane knew from her life experience that marriage without money does not create full happiness, she says to Tom in the movie that their poverty will destroy their love, but Jane promised to write stories where her characters are fully happy, thus get love and security at the same time
JaneColdplay 2 years ago
Elizabeth for example looked down on her friend Charlotte for marrying for security cuz she can't understand why she would marry someone as ridiculous as Mr.Collins, she would "rather die an old maid" than to be married to someone she didn't love. I don't know if Jane was personally telling us her own opinion about the matter using her novels or whether she was just writing the opinion of her character, but it does suggest that Jane was primarily going for love, security is like getting a bonus
JaneColdplay 2 years ago 2
just have a question are you a jane austen historian do you studie her for a carreer?
huskymcnugget 2 years ago 2
i absolutely loved this movie and music in it. :)
made me smile and cry a few times. BEAUTIFUL story. it makes sense tho why jane would write pride and prejudice. it does. very sad.
justsomegirlxD 2 years ago
I love this movie....my heart melt every time i listen to this music.
suna1aladwan 2 years ago
Well none of this romance was ever confirmed or denied so I suposse it is more down to who is making the film. Very well expressed film I thought. The music is also very appropriate and in sync. Anyway from her letters and what she mainly said to her sister Cassandra- none of the men were good enough for her to volantarily leave her writing. Not even the ones she created.
But to some extent her novels are based partially on her self but also on her friends, family and other acquaintances.
InsaneXGurl 2 years ago
ive never seen the movie but this music is making me cry
camryn5024 3 years ago 2
The movie is great.Perfect.One of my favourites!Made me cry a lot of times.
littlesunshine007X 3 years ago 8
A lot of the soundtrack is very classical sounding, like 17-1800's. It's really nice.
TradCath1233 3 years ago 4
this is such a beautiful movie and it made me cry! The soundtrack is great!
wicked894 3 years ago 6
Precioso.
Christinekook 3 years ago 2
Ukochany dla Ciebie... całość...
amoretka39 3 years ago
It great how the music is sort of the same as Pride and Prejudice music.
Hattie185 3 years ago 2
yeah the part where he call his daughter jane and she looks up =) its a terrific movie
hulagirl93 3 years ago
this is one of my altime hav movie eva! i always cry at the end!
liv4soccerxo99 3 years ago
does anyone know what anne hathaway plays in the last part of the movie? where she came back from her supposed to be elopement? She plays it in the piano, and her mother (i think) starts comforting her. Please tell me cuz i'm desperate.
robertchase01 3 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
Nothing happened just everyone will grow up Mr. Lefroy will meet jane in a some place after her brother henry will call Tom to join them with his daughter "Jane" >> yes he called her jane cuz he still love her,
Jane "the daughter" is a fan of Jane Austne
the end =)
manawee89 3 years ago
beautiful!!! always!!! =] <333
xx2heartzmakeakissxx 3 years ago
the music was astonishingly similar to that of the pride and prejudice, esp. the piece starting around ~5min. it's disappointing....
randombaby111 3 years ago
I´m totally agree!!! what a pity! But the movie is so nice! is not it?
voieia1987 3 years ago
absloutley beautiful movie, no doubt!
iraqilynn 3 years ago 2
it sounds just like meryton townhall:( such a shame...
xwhirlwind 3 years ago
Yeah that piece is a bit of a copycat, but overall I don't think it's too much like Pride and Prejudice. This score makes better use of horns and strings, whereas Pride and Prejudice is mainly piano. Any similarity (and I'm not denying there is some) is really because both are set in the same period.
theatrerose 3 years ago 2
Actually I think it's rather interesting how similar they are...Since Pride and Prejudice is written by Jane Austen. I also love it how Elizabeth (that's her name right??in Pride in Prejudice?? I can't remember....) is so similar to Jane, and how the love between Jane and Tom and Elizabeth and uh..Mr.....crap can't remember his name...are very similar, so it's only appropriate I suppose for the music in Becoming Jane to be similar to the music in Pride and Prejudice
snowyang13 2 years ago 2
the guy's name is Mr. Darcy..yeah Jane's and Elizabeth's love story is almost the same in so many ways..
13thfloor7 2 years ago 3
jane bast the story with her life and what she wanted for her and her sister
gingerman45winkwink 2 years ago 2
I was watching the movie yesterday and it was soooo overwhelming sad and beautiful.
Thank you so much for sharing the music!
GhostisBoo 3 years ago 2
At about 7 mins, I love that track, the music in this film is beautiful and I love it. I love the movie itself. It made my cry so much! Ha ha.
morelyorley 3 years ago 2
sorry but do anyoen here knows wether this film has a good ending or not??
i´m so into jane austen and pride and prejudice that i don´t think that i could survive a sad ending :D
so please tell me !!!!!!!^^
thanx
daizki 3 years ago
without spoiling it i found it quite dissapointingly sad :(
Killdakitty 3 years ago
This soundtrack or the movie?
gracemlinde 3 years ago
I won't tell you anything about the ending, but the movie is so great, it's definitely worth the watch, no matter how sad the ending!
gracemlinde 3 years ago 2
the end is actually pretty sad but still beautiful! watch it!
ichbins00 3 years ago 4
aaahhh im crying right now
the music is so beautiful
luv4ever960130 3 years ago
I love this music. And I love the movie. The music actually matches the movie, and if you enjoy listening to this one, you should listen to Pride and Prejudice.
luv4ever960130 3 years ago 2
Beautful.
BizzyLizzy132 3 years ago 2
Sorry for my english.. Indeed jane austen wag engaged to "a" tom lefroy, but they never get married. The movie is actually good because it's very honest.. ;)
marianito8989 3 years ago 3
Haven't actaully seen the film yet even though I've had the dvd since christmas. Work, etc. But listening to the soundtrack has given me the kick up the bum I need to find time for this film. Jut after the A2 exams.
cinnamon0dreamer 3 years ago 3
thank you so very much for posting these, i absolutely love listening to them!
bethbutterby 3 years ago 3
This would complete my wedding, anniversary and just playing it- :)
I really respect composers with this talent of music that changes your mood! And still sounds good when replayed everyday :)
Shyandconfident 3 years ago 2
reminds me so dearly of Beethoven's late quartets...