reviewsbyerin

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One of my favorite things to do is curl up with a good movie or miniseries that is based on a classic story. It's not often that I take time to watch them, but the good thing is that if you have the soundtrack you can listen to them anywhere! It doesn't matter if you're doing housework or driving in the car, you can follow along with beloved stories as the soundtrack plays. Below are some that I go back to time and again.

Emma (2009)
My favorite Jane Austen adaptation - largely because Mr. Knightley is The Best Ever. One of my favorites: The Seaside

Les Miserables (2012)
Redemption. Sacrifice. Love. Liberty. "My soul belongs to God... He gave me hope when hope was gone." One of my favorites: Who Am I

Sense & Sensibility (1995)
This isn't my favorite version of the movie, but it has the loveliest music. One of my favorites: My Father's Favorite

Anne of Green Gables (1985)
The music alone makes me feel nostalgic and weepy - but in a good way! One of my favorites: Anne's Theme

Phantom of the Opera (2004)
It's not just a stage play - I've read the 1910 book by Gaston Leroux. The movie is better! One of my favorites: All I Ask Of You

North & South (2004)
The music can be on the melancholy side, but this is such a good story! One of my favorites: Mr. Thornton's Walk

Pride & Prejudice (1995)
The veritable music of my teenage years. That piano! Those horns! One of my favorites: Opening Title Music

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