Fridae

Girls, don't we all love Keira Knightley? She's such a 9/10 knockout
that many of us suffered through that outrageously bad movie Domino
(about lesbian bounty hunter Domino Harvey, who was portrayed in
the film as straight) just to see her in sexy jungle gear.

Keira's latest film, however, is very good.

It is a thoroughly enjoyable adaptation of Jane Austen's novel
Pride and Prejudice, where Keira plays Elizabeth, a strong-willed
and sharp-tongued young woman whom her mother fears no man will
want to marry. (If Jane Austen got her psychology right, she would
have made Elizabeth a latent lesbian who discovers her true self
after a chance meeting with Emma.)

Enter Darcy, a wealthy and arrogant bachelor who seems all wrong
for Elizabeth. But after much ado about nothing, Darcy and Elizabeth
fall completely in love with each other.

Now, this may be the umpteenth screen adaptation of Pride and
Prejudice. Yet, director Joe Wright manages to inject so much
youth and vigor into the film that we can't help but fall in love
with the story all over again. Keira's performance is vibrant and
intelligent, while Matthew Macfayden (the hot stud in In My
Father's Den) as Darcy broods beautifully.