Jennifer Evans

First of all, I think it was brilliantly acted, Saoirse Ronan is incredible and deserves an Oscar for her performance. She literally carried the movie. Florence Pugh was also very strong as Amy - but more so as older Amy, as she was quite unbelievable as a 12 year old Amy with her deep voice. However, I do think she was excellent in the role when she is older Amy and does have some of the best lines - she overall did bring out a more meaningful side of the character that had not been portrayed before, and one which is more in tandem to the Amy in Alcott's novel. Laura Dern was also fantastic, as ever, I think her portrayal of Marmee as a more complicated character who is not all goodness (as Susan Sarandon's Marmee is in the 1994 version) was much more true to the novel. Oscar winners Meryl Streep and Chris Cooper were also, expectedly, amazing and Chris Cooper's Mr Laurence was a much more substantial character in this version than the 1994 one. However, as much as I love Emma Watson, I found her performance to be sub-par and I honestly doubt her abilities as an actress, as lovely as she is. Eliza Scanlen's Beth also cannot hold a candle to Claire Danes' performance in the 1994 version. Secondly, the whole non-linear form of the movie is really quite dislocating, even to someone who knows the book and previous film inside out, it could be quite confusing at times. At times the only way you know what time setting we are at is by Jo's haircut. I honestly think that I would have preferred the movie if it had been told linearly. I get why she did it this way - to emphasise the emotionality of certain moments - but at times it did feel like we were watching a bunch of flashbacks/snapshots of the story, which in a sense diminished the heart of the story itself. The fact that Florence Pugh barely looked any different as Amy or even Timothee Chalamet as Laurie did not help much either. In general, I really LOVE the ending of this movie and the message about ownership of your own work, it is very empowering and I feel Greta Gerwig did a good job emphasising this at the end. I also like how there was the inclusion of certain scenes and elements from the book that are not in the 1994 version such as Jo taking Beth to the beach and also Jo regretting her refusal to marry Laurie. However, I still must say that the 1994 version will remain forever my favourite adaptation of the book - it has the most heart, beautiful performances and I do in earnest prefer the linear form of storytelling.

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