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Author Topic: Bright Star (2009) Carol May Film Handler Posts: 48 From: los angeles, ca, usa Registered: Nov 2006 posted 09-26-2009 08:40 PM                     Yawn! This is a beautiful movie to look at, fabulous scenery, sets and costumes, but I couldn't wait for Keats to die (not giving anything away with that) and be done with it. I think my biggest problem was the female lead. Whereas the Keats actor was dreamy eyed and fit the period well, she was kind of cold and I didn't feel a real connection between her and Keats.  |  IP: Logged

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