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Rating:  - Movie: 3.5/5 Picture Quality: 4.5~5/5 Sound Quality: 4/5 Extras: 2.25/5
Version: U.S.A / Miramax / Region-A
Aspect ratio: 2.35:1
VC-1 BD-50
Running time: 2:00:59
Movie size: 39,99 GB
Disc size: 43,88 GB
Average video bit rate: 33.08 Mbps
LPCM 5.1 6912Kbps (48kHz/24-bit) English
DD AC3 5.1 640Kbps English / Spanish
Subtitles: English SDH / French / Spanish
Number of chapters: 16
#Theatrical Trailers (HD)
#Audio Commentary
#Discovering the Real Jane Austen (SD - 16 minutes)
#Deleted Scenes (SD - 19 minutes)
#Becoming Jane: Pop-Up Facts and Footnotes
Rating:  - blu ray playback problems??
Does anyone else have problems getting this blu ray movie to play on their blu ray player? I can't get this film to play, and I have bought this blu ray from three different sources. The intro is fine, but as soon as I click on 'play,' it just goes to black and nothing happens--even after a 20 minute wait. Any help would be appreciated!
Rating: - Jane Austin Romance
Great movie!!! Watched several times. Love the charisma between the 2 actors. Nice ending. Many known actors were a plus. Greatly recommend.
Received movie in mail undamaged in a timely fashion.Thanks.
Rating: - The one that got away AND becoming a legend.
Becoming Jane focuses on the life of writer Jane Austen. Anne Hathaway steps fearlessly into the role of the literary icon. Hathaway's performance left a good impression on me, she is a special and diverse actress, loved her accent in th film even though other reviewers did not. James McAvoy is an extraordinary actor as well, this was my first exposure to this enchanting thespian, his charm and wit make him a standout in this regal film. Parts of the movie are a bit slow but I enjoyed the experience, the costumes and language of the film fit perfectly with the time period. Give this unnoticed gem a viewing, enjoy!
Rating: - Delightful, delectable - just like Austen!!
Becoming Jane - a film based on a speculation of a relationship Austen might have had with a rugged Irish law student. This film presents the half-fictional romance delightfully and stands strong among its Austen film predecessors. It has remarkable cinematography and this is dressed with witty and stimulating, Austen-deserving, dialogue - an almost perfect romantic comedy.
James Mcavoy plays Tom Lefroy charmingly - he makes it very easy to believe that he would have won the heart of the spunky, intelligent, and innocent young Jane Austen. However, his counterpart, Anne Hathaway, is miscasted as Jane Austen. I hate to say this, as I am a fan of Anne Hathaway, but she is a glitch in this movie. Although her acting isn't unwatchable, it is only mediocre. Not only that, I can't see Jane Austen in her. Jane Austen is a British icon, Anne Hathaway is an American princess - and in this film, the princess is all I saw. This glitch aside, all other characters are quite impeccably casted and they all successfully bring the film to life.
All in all, a delightful film for all and a special treat for Austen fans.
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