Does this family mean anything to you?

If not, it SHOULD!

Pride and Prejudice is not just my favorite book and movie of all time, it is THE BEST movie and book of all time.

So when I was wandering through Costco (as leisurely as you can with 2 adorables in tow), I had to pick up a few copies for you to win.

The BBC has graciously digitally restored this edition.

Giveaway

2 of you will each win 1 Restored Pride and Prejudice DVD simply by leaving a comment by Friday, September 10th.  I”ll choose the winners using Random.org on Saturday.

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Good luck!

If you are not the lucky winner, you can find the DVD at Amazon: Pride and Prejudice (Restored Edition)

(Now that’s some assertion.)

I am ever grateful to the BBC for making my favorite novel of all time into my favorite movie of all time.  After 100s of viewings, the movie stands in a league of it’s own – that of perfection.

The crisp dialogue is what strikes me the most. They say exactly what they mean in very few words. There’s no beating around the bush or floundering about.
Then there’s the tumultuous love story between Mr. Darcy and Miss Bennett. You will never look at Colin Firth the same way.

Recent productions of the same name, I am sorry to say, do not reach the same level of greatness. It takes 6 hours to tell this story and you will never enjoy the time more. I promise. I only wish there was a sequel hidden somewhere.

As always, you can find it at Amazon.

PS: The Running Man loves it too.

PPS: I wrote this post and edited and deleted and wrote again and I still didn’t do this movie justice.  Alas, I’m no Jane Austen.

PPPS: If you have eaten this movie and the book like candy and are still hungry for more, you can find Pride and Prejudice Sequels here.  I’ve read Mr. Darcy Presents His Bride (twice), Pemberley Remembered, and I’m about to start the Rebecca Ann Collins series. Can’t wait!