Jane Austen wrote gold. Its It's a shame that the people making this movie didn't have any faith in the author. The changes were enough that this is almost a different story.

If the story wasn't what they wanted to produce, maybe they could have called it "Fanny Price - Based On Jane Austen's Mansfield Park". Then maybe I wouldn't have felt deceived.

Jane Austen was a spectacular author. In this book she was able to take the loan of a gold chain and turn it into the biggest dilemma of the century. It's a storyline that really shows Fanny's character and it really stood out to me in the book, but it was left out of this movie.

The character of the uncle was extremely changed. It was quite annoying.

The actors and actresses all did a tremendous job in this movie. That's why I gave it a 7. I wish I could have seen them all in Mansfield Park.

This movie had a delightfully playful way of bringing Jane Austen's book to life especially with the way the story was directed to bring you into it like a letter. It was funny, intense and captivating, and I would say (and this is probably going to be an unpopular opionion) I enjoyed the characters and storyline of this story more than Pride & Prejudice.

A respectable adaptation of Jane Austen's novel of the same name.

Mansfield Park (the movie) surely didn't get enough recognition for Frances O'Connor's performance.

I have seen many complaints about it being unfaithful to the book, but I think that the essential was to make a film faithful to the style of Jane Austen, not the plot.

Plus, for once, I thought that the 4th wall breaking was entertaining and practical in the way that it is not used to bring comical relief or to make lazy expositions.

Also, it is undoubtedly, a feminist story, but unlike the more recent Enola Holmes, it avoids historical revisionism.

My major complaint is that Patricia Rozema, maybe due to a lack of budget, shot the film like a TV movie.