The works of Jane Austin are no strangers to film or TV adaptations. Tales such as Pride and Prejudice have been remade so many times, it can be easy to lose count and whilst they all differ there is a certain charm that every Austin adaption has. Sense and Sensibility whilst being Austin's debut novel is perhaps not the first on everyone's mind when you mention Austin, yet it's still had its fair share of adaptions, with three TV versions and now three films. With director Georgia Oakley's version currently showing in cinemas. With Working Titles Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner producing I had high hopes, after all they are the producing Duo behind the best Austin adaptation, Pride and Prejudice directed by Joe Wright and starring Keira Knightly which released in 2005. So read on for my full review, there will be some minor spoilers ahead. After the death of their father the Dashwood Sisters and their mother (Caitríona Balfe) are left at the me...
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