For no particular reason, I felt like rewatching this, and I'd forgotten how visually beautiful a film it is - every shot and every scene is artfully composed and shot with much in the way of lovely images. Also notable is the top notch cast - apart from the principals (Knightley, McAvoy, Ronan, Garai, Redgrave) there's also Benedict Cumberbatch (convincingly predatory), Juno Temple (playing too-young and alluring, so, as per usual) and Alfie Allen (aka future Theon Greyjoy).
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