Lady Chatterley's Lover

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While not completely awful, this latest adaptation feels a bit like the suburban woman's book club version of Lady Chatterley's Lover. Connie is given a light feminist makeover, which is not necessarily a bad thing, but in most respects the writing and the direction loses the muscularity and the rawness of the novel. The scene with Connie and Oliver frolicking naked in the rain is emblematic of this director's approach. It's cute and maybe a tad naughty, rather than erotically charged or daring or liberating. And poor Mellors, while beautifully played by Jack O'Connell, feels somewhat emasculated by both the script and the tepid direction. It's also telling that they chose a boyish, svelte, hairless, almost twinkish type like O'Connell, who doesn't exactly embody Mellors as written by Laurence. So it's fair to say this movie is more Connie's story than it is Mellor's. The actors are fine though - particularly Joely Richardson as Mrs Bolton. And the cinematography is some compensation for the lack of literary cred.

The woodland scene, done rather crudely, might as well have shown two grasshoppers awkwardly tangled. Like "Wuthering Heights" this movie suffers awfully from the inadequately of grasping true deepness. What did the writer mean? Really, who cares? So, if you have been longing for decades for the past to be brought to life, you won't be satisfied here. This one is fat free. Considering the book was banned, sought after, privately read, hidden under every lady's pillow and sighed over for generations... the movie is a clunker. It seems no one has the finesse to beckon us into crimson velvet worlds of the mind.

Luminous, sexy, audacious!!Emma Corrin and Jack O'Connell are sumptuous. They capture all the passion and are thrilling to watch. So intoxicating a watch. I have never read the novel but will definitely seek out more D H Lawrence. There was nothing that made me think tawdry. It made me think the anger and outrage of its day was mainly that a woman empowered her sexuality and chose the man she loved and did not conform to the society role made for her. Rebellion and audacity... very sexy indeed. The stately home was gorgeous as well as the Welsh countryside. Well done, Netflix! More please of this calibre.