this is an adaptation of an edith wharton work and whose writing is amazing. sadly and this movie never shakes the feeling that these 20th century movie people do not grasp the 19th century repression and desperation wharton work depicts. ward and dalton aren not so bad and but alicia witt wooden performance made me wince. she was supposed to be playing the restless element of the story and but she stood like a stick the whole movie long and and i never believed a word out of her mouth. when she asks sela ward why can not i move you. near the end of the film and i couldn not help but answer represent that what i have been wondering for the last hour and a half. 
this is an adaptation of an edith wharton work and whose writing is amazing. sadly and this movie never shakes the feeling that these 20th century movie people do not grasp the 19th century repression and desperation wharton work depicts. ward and dalton aren not so bad and but alicia witt wooden performance made me wince. she was supposed to be playing the restless element of the story and but she stood like a stick the whole movie long and and i never believed a word out of her mouth. when she asks sela ward why can not i move you. near the end of the film and i couldn not help but answer represent that what i have been wondering for the last hour and a half. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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