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Becoming Jane

Becoming Jane

Her own life is her greatest inspiration.

Released PG 120 min 7/10 Votes: 65597
A biographical portrait of a pre-fame Jane Austen and her romance with a young Irishman.
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2007-03-02
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$17M
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$37M

Lists that include Becoming Jane

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Last updated: 2024-09-26 19:07:32

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Last updated: 2024-10-04 10:14:29

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Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:47:05

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Last updated: 2024-10-05 22:31:19

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  • The Exorcism of Emily Rose - A horror film rooted in themes of faith, spirituality, and the supernatural.
  • Miracle - The inspiring story of the 1980 U.S. hockey team that defied the odds, exploring themes of hope.
  • The Inexplicable Universe: Unsolved Mysteries - Explores the mysteries of life and the universe, touching on faith and the unknown.
  • The Secret - A documentary that discusses the law of attraction and the power of positive thinking, rooted in personal beliefs.
  • The Little Mermaid - While a fantasy story, it incorporates themes of longing, dreams, and transformation.
  • Becoming Jane - A story of personal struggle against societal norms, showcasing themes of love and determination.
  • The 33 - Based on the true story of the Chilean miners, focusing on survival and faith in a crisis.
  • A Simple Prayer - A narrative exploring faith and finding one's way through prayer and conviction.
  • The Man Who Knew Infinity - The story of a mathematician whose journey deals with faith and knowledge.
  • The Book of Eli - Set in a post-apocalyptic world, emphasizing faith and the power of belief.
  • The Canyons - A contemporary narrative intertwined with themes of identity and self-discovery.
  • Ben-Hur - A historic epic film that explores themes of revenge, redemption, and faith.
  • As Good as It Gets - Explores the complexities of human relationships, touching on themes of love and redemption.
  • The Hermit of Treig - A documentary that examines spirituality and the search for meaning in solitude.
  • One Night with the King - Based on the biblical story of Esther, focusing on faith and courage.
  • The 24 Hour War - A documentary that showcases perseverance and drive, akin to faith in a higher goal.
  • Goodbye Christopher Robin - Explores themes of love and family, touching on faith in personal connections.
  • The Water Diviner - A story centered around loss and the determination to find peace, with themes of faith.
  • The Other Side of Heaven - Based on a true missionary's life, showcasing faith and service in a foreign land.
  • Bethlehem - A story at the intersection of faith and personal conflict, highlighting emotional depth.

Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:43:31

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to A Room with a View List

  • The Remains of the Day - Both explore themes of love, regret, and societal expectations in a historical context.
  • Howard's End - Features class distinctions and romantic entanglements set in early 20th century England.
  • Maurice - Centers around a forbidden love story with rich visual storytelling and period detail.
  • Atonement - Explores love and regret with a backdrop of historical events and beautiful cinematography.
  • Call Me by Your Name - Another coming-of-age romance set against a picturesque backdrop, exploring love and self-discovery.
  • Pride and Prejudice - Both are adaptations of classic literature that delve into romance and societal constraints.
  • The English Patient - Tackles themes of love and loss during a historical time period with beautiful visuals.
  • The Piano - Features a strong, emotional story set in a historical context with a focus on female characters.
  • Little Women - Explores familial bonds and romantic relationships set against a historical backdrop.
  • The Age of Innocence - Explores love within the constraints of society, captured in a visually stunning period setting.
  • Room with a View (1986) - A prior adaptation of E.M. Forster's novel with similar themes of love and societal constraints.
  • The Secret Garden - Both feature young characters discovering love and self in beautiful, lush settings.
  • Enchanted April - Explores the transformative power of travel and the discovery of love during a retreat.
  • A Single Man - Focuses on love and loss in a visually striking, period-accurate setting.
  • Becoming Jane - Explores the romantic life of Jane Austen with themes of societal expectation and love.
  • The Other Boleyn Girl - Features romance and intrigue in a historical setting focused on women's lives.
  • Bright Star - A romance based on the life of poet John Keats, set in a beautiful period context.
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  • My Summer of Love - A quiet, character-driven story about a summer romance with deep emotional undertones.
  • To the Lighthouse - Adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel focusing on artistic aspirations and love.
  • The Great Gatsby - Examines love and societal expectations with lush visuals and classic literature roots.
  • The Last Keepers - A coming-of-age story with themes of self-discovery, love, and family.
  • The Fall - A visually stunning story that intertwines fantasy and reality, exploring themes of love.
  • Under the Tuscan Sun - A woman explores self-discovery and romance in a beautiful Italian setting.
  • Pride - Explores the power of community and romance in the context of historical events.
  • Far from the Madding Crowd - Portrays romantic entanglements and societal choices in a pastoral setting.
  • The Duchess - Focuses on societal constraints affecting love and relationships in historical England.
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  • The Good Earth - A classic tale of love and hardship set against a richly developed historical backdrop.
  • To Catch a Thief - A romantic thriller that blends adventure and love in beautiful settings.
  • The Talented Mr. Ripley - Explores themes of identity, love, and moral ambiguity in stunning locales.
  • Vanity Fair - Focuses on societal norms and love, encountered through the struggles of a young woman.
  • The Portrait of a Lady - Explores a woman's journey of self-discovery and emotional entanglements in a period setting.
  • Coco Before Chanel - A biographical exploration of a woman's life, love, and passions against a historical backdrop.
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  • The Secret Life of Words - A thoughtful exploration of trauma and connection, set in a carefully produced ambiance.
  • The Secret Garden (1993) - Another adaptation that similarly emphasizes self-discovery and emotional growth.
  • Like Water for Chocolate - Explores themes of love and emotional expression through food in a lush, romantic setting.
  • The Age of Innocence (1993) - Explores entangled relationships constrained by societal norms in a visually appealing manner.
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Last updated: 2024-09-24 17:19:27

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  • Pride and Prejudice - A classic adaptation of Austen's novel focusing on love and societal expectations.
  • Becoming Jane - A biographical drama about Jane Austen’s early life and love, intertwined with her literary aspirations.
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  • A Midsummer Night's Dream - A whimsical adaptation of Shakespeare's play, filled with romance and comedic misunderstandings.
  • The Holiday - A romantic comedy that explores relationships, identity, and finding love in unexpected places.
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  • Love & Friendship - An adaptation of Jane Austen's early writing, focusing on romantic intrigue and social dynamics.
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  • Taming of the Shrew - Shakespeare's classic play is reimagined, featuring romance and strong character dynamics.
  • Cyrano de Bergerac - A romantic drama about unrequited love and artistic expression, inspired by the real-life hero.
  • The Libertine - A biographical film about playwright John Wilmot, filled with themes of art, love, and excess.
  • The King's Speech - A period drama highlighting the personal struggles and triumphs of a historical figure.
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  • Beasts of the Southern Wild - A story of imagination and artistic expression in a challenging world.
  • The Tempest - A mystical adaptation of Shakespeare that weaves romance and adventure.
  • Hyde Park on Hudson - A historical drama depicting a romantic tryst amidst significant political events.
  • An Ideal Husband - A comedy of manners that incorporates romance, intrigue, and societal expectations.
  • The Man Who Knew Infinity - A biopic about a mathematical genius that explores love and passion for one's craft.
  • Midnight in Paris - A romantic comedy that blends the literary past with modern relationships in a nostalgic Paris.
  • The Piano - A period film that intertwines themes of love, art, and adversity.
  • The Notebook - A love story spanning years, filled with passion and romantic devotion.
  • The Great Gatsby - A love story set in the Jazz Age, encapsulating themes of ambition and romantic dreams.
  • Atonement - A sweeping romantic drama with themes of love thwarted by misunderstanding and societal constraints.
  • Fever Pitch - A romantic comedy that humorously explores love and compromise in relationships.
  • The Age of Adaline - A romantic fantasy tale exploring love across decades with a unique twist.
  • The Time Traveler's Wife - A romantic drama intertwined with elements of time travel and the complexities of love.
  • Bridget Jones's Diary - A modern take on romance with humor and relatable characters, much like Shakespeare's witty narratives.
  • Finding Neverland - A biographical drama that highlights the interplay of love and creativity.
  • The Secret of Kells - An animated film entwined with creativity and magic, reminiscent of artistic inspiration.
  • The Last Station - A historical drama that explores the love and art of Leo Tolstoy's life.
  • The English Patient - A romantic drama set against the backdrop of war, exploring the depths of love and memory.
  • The Artist - A silent film that captures love and ambition in the film industry during a transformative era.
  • The Phantom of the Opera - A musical adaptation that combines love, passion, and art in a tumultuous narrative.
  • Amadeus - A dramatic exploration of genius, rivalry, and the love of art set in the classical music scene.
  • The Reluctant Fundamentalist - A socially rich narrative that intertwines love and personal identity amidst political tensions.
  • The Dreamers - A complex love story set against a backdrop of political upheaval and cultural exploration.
  • Chocolat - A film exploring the interplay of love, food, and community, featuring a strong female lead.
  • Far from the Madding Crowd - A romantic drama based on Thomas Hardy's novel that explores themes of love and societal expectations.

Last updated: 2024-09-23 15:23:31

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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Anne Boleyn List

  • The Other Boleyn Girl - Focuses on the Boleyn sisters and their rivalry in the Tudor court.
  • Mary Queen of Scots - Explores the life and struggles of Mary Stuart, who was a contemporary of Anne Boleyn.
  • The Tudors - A television series that dramatizes the reign of Henry VIII and his marriages.
  • Wolf Hall - Follows Thomas Cromwell’s rise and the complex political landscape of the Tudor period.
  • Victoria - Depicts the life of Queen Victoria, featuring strong historical female figures.
  • Elizabeth - A historical drama about Queen Elizabeth I, highlighting the political intrigue of her reign.
  • Elizabeth: The Golden Age - Continues the story of Elizabeth I, showcasing familial and political conflicts.
  • Pillars of the Earth - A historical miniseries that intertwines various characters and political intrigue in medieval England.
  • The White Queen - Based on the Wars of the Roses, featuring powerful women in a historical context.
  • The Spanish Princess - Follows the life of Catherine of Aragon, shedding light on her struggles similar to Anne Boleyn's.
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  • The Affair of the Necklace - Centers on the intricate social dynamics of the French court, similar to Tudor settings.
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  • Lady Jane - A historical drama about Lady Jane Grey, mirroring the theme of tragic historical figures.
  • Catherine the Great - A miniseries about another powerful queen navigating her reign and relationships.
  • The Young Victoria - A biopic of Queen Victoria that explores her youth and rise to power.
  • A Royal Affair - Involves court intrigue and forbidden relationships within a historical royal context.
  • The Virgin Queen - Focuses on Elizabeth I's reign, showcasing the challenges she faced similar to Anne's story.
  • The Red Queen - Examines the lives of queens and the political struggles they endured, akin to Anne Boleyn.
  • Crown & Anchor - Features powerful women in a historical setting and their struggles with power and love.
  • Reign - A dramatization of Mary Queen of Scots, highlighting the court's politics and personal relationships.
  • Murder Mysteries - Set in a historical context with complex characters, involving intrigue and betrayal.
  • Knights of the Round Table - Involves legendary characters and political intrigue in a memorable historical setting.
  • The Duchess - Focuses on a strong female character who navigates societal expectations and personal struggles.
  • War & Peace - A historical drama with deep character relationships set against a backdrop of war and peace.
  • Becoming Jane - A dramatization of Jane Austen's life that features themes of love, betrayal, and societal expectations.
  • Adrift in Manhattan - Explores complex relationships and emotional struggles among characters in a historical context.
  • A Man for All Seasons - Follows the story of Thomas More and his conflict with King Henry VIII.
  • The Crucible - A dramatic depiction of historical events involving moral dilemmas and societal pressures.
  • Tudors: The True Story - A documentary exploring the real events surrounding the Tudor dynasty.
  • The White Princess - Continues the story of the Wars of the Roses, focusing on powerful women in a historical setting.
  • The Spanish Civil War - An exploration of power struggles, focusing on women's roles during political upheaval.
  • Brothers and Sisters - Involves complex relationships within a family under public scrutiny, albeit in a modern context.
  • The Man Who Knew Too Much - Focuses on political intrigue and personal relationships within a historical framework.
  • The Forsyte Saga - Explores the lives and loves of a wealthy family in a historical context, akin to royal intrigues.

Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:22:52

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  • Great Expectations - Another Dickens classic that delves into themes of social class and personal growth.
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  • Pride and Prejudice - A classic adaptation that also explores themes of class and societal expectations.
  • Tess of the d'Urbervilles - A tragic story delving into social issues and personal struggles in rural England.
  • David Copperfield - Another Dickens story that explores personal development and social commentary.
  • The Forsyte Saga - Explores themes of wealth, society, and the complexities of relationships, similar to Dickens.
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  • Jane Eyre - A classic tale with themes of love, morality, and societal expectations.
  • Downton Abbey - Examines social class and relationships in a historical setting, similar to 'Our Mutual Friend'.
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  • The Tenant of Wildfell Hall - Deals with themes of gender and societal norms, set in a historical context.
  • The Antique Shop - A deep dive into societal quirks akin to Dickens’ exploration of humanity and class.
  • The Secret Garden - Themes of personal transformation and societal barriers are prevalent here.
  • Middlemarch - Explores societal constraints and moral dilemmas, similar to Dickens' work.
  • The Dollhouse - Explores themes of societal pressures and the intricacies of human relationships.
  • Room with a View - Explores the clash between social conventions and personal desires.
  • The Barchester Chronicles - A look at the complexities of church politics and societal norms.
  • Becoming Jane - Similar themes of societal expectations and romantic struggles.
  • Oliver Twist - Another Dickens tale focusing on themes of poverty, class, and resilience.
  • The Age of Innocence - Explores themes of societal norms and constraints within a love story.
  • Bleak House (2005) - A miniseries adaptation of Dickens' work, focusing on legal and social corruption.
  • The New York Times Presents: Framing Britney Spears - Examines social issues through a contemporary lens, connecting to themes of media and public scrutiny.
  • The Last Kingdom - Explores themes of power, loyalty, and societal structure similar to historical dramas.
  • A Room with a View - Focuses on the constraints of society and personal desire, similar in emotional depth.
  • Bleak House (1985) - A classic adaptation of Dickens' work, focusing on social class and moral dilemmas.
  • Sense and Sensibility - Another adaptation that explores the ramifications of societal pressures on romance.
  • The Picture of Dorian Gray - Explores themes of morality and societal judgment, paralleling Dickensian themes.
  • The Book Thief - While set in a different time, it explores the impact of society on individuals.
  • The Young Victoria - Delves into royal and societal expectations, similar to Victorian themes.
  • The Gilded Age - Focuses on social issues during a transformative period in American history.
  • The Fall of the House of Usher - Explores themes of family, societal pressure and enduring legacy.
  • Fingersmith - A period drama that delves into themes of class and deception.
  • The Night Manager - Features intrigue, societal corruption, and morally complex characters.
  • The Merchant of Venice - Similar themes of justice, mercy, and societal constraints.
  • The Man Who Knew Infinity - Focuses on class issues and the struggle against societal norms in academia.
  • Emma. 2020 - A fresh adaptation exploring social class and relationships.
  • The English Game - Explores class issues through the lens of sports in historical England.
  • The Edifice Complex - Investigates the intricacies of social order and morality within a community.
  • Far from the Madding Crowd - Explores complex relationships and social issues in a rural setting.

Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:46:39

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  • Downton Abbey
  • Great Expectations
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  • Pride and Prejudice
  • Tess of the D'Urbervilles
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  • A Little House Christmas - Focuses on family, love, and the holiday spirit in a pioneer setting.
  • The Little House on the Prairie Movie: Bless All the Dear Children - Continues the themes of family and resilience in challenging times.
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  • The Sound of Music - Includes themes of family bonds and overcoming adversity.
  • Mighty Joe Young - Features themes of caring and compassion in extraordinary circumstances.
  • Where the Red Fern Grows - Tells a poignant story about love, family, and friendship.
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  • Cold Mountain - Involves strong emotional connections and hardships during war.
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  • Becoming Jane - Explores themes of love and societal expectations.
  • Fried Green Tomatoes - Focuses on friendship, resilience, and life in the South.
  • The Secret Life of Bees - Explores female relationships against a backdrop of historical struggles.
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  • Of Mice and Men - Thrives on themes of friendship and aspirations during tough times.
  • My Antonia - Features rural life and strong character relationships.
  • To Kill a Mockingbird - Explores moral growth and deep societal issues.
  • Sweet Land - A love story set in a historical rural context.
  • Lonesome Dove - Explores friendships and the challenges faced on the frontier.
  • Wild Hearts Can't Be Broken - A tale of determination and love against adversity.
  • The Miracle Season - Encourages strength and resilience in the face of loss.
  • The Breadwinner - Highlights the strength of women and overcoming obstacles.
  • A Walk in the Clouds - Centers on love, family bonds, and emotional growth.
  • The Piano - Features a strong female lead and deep emotional resonances.
  • My Girl - Captures the innocence of childhood and the experience of loss.
  • A Country Christmas Harmony - Emphasizes family values and the spirit of the holiday season.
  • The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo - Involves strong female characters confronting emotional battles.
  • The Giver - Focus on the importance of memories and emotional connections.
  • The Pursuit of Happyness - A story of perseverance and family in the face of adversity.
  • Life is Beautiful - A powerful father-son story set against historical challenges.
  • The Fault in Our Stars - Stories of young love, loss, and resilience.
  • Love Comes Softly - A tender tale of love and family set in pioneering days.
  • The Good Lie - Focuses on themes of family, loss, and finding a way forward.
  • The Martian - Explores themes of survival and resilience.

Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:17:41

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  • Dead Poets Society - Celebrates the power of poetry and inspiration in young lives.
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  • The Age of Adaline - A unique love story that transcends time, focusing on personal history.
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  • The Notebook - A classic romantic tale based on literature focusing on enduring love.
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  • The Fountain - Explores themes of love across different times and realities.
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  • Coco Before Chanel - The biopic of fashion designer Coco Chanel, addressing her formative years and relationships.
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  • The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - An inspiring tale that blends adventure with themes of love and self-discovery.
  • The English Patient - An epic tale of love, loss, and memory during World War II.
  • The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - A poignant story of a man reflecting on life, love, and creativity.
  • A Single Man - Explores themes of grief, love, and personal transformation.
  • The Artist - A silent film character navigating the changes in Hollywood, reflecting love and loss.
  • An Education - A coming-of-age story focusing on education, relationships, and societal expectations.
  • Frida - Biographical film about the life and art of Frida Kahlo, exploring love and passion.
  • The Plus One - A romantic comedy exploring the complexities of love within a humorous storyline.
  • A Knight's Tale - A blend of history and romance, featuring a classic underdog story.
  • Genius - Focuses on the legendary literary editor Maxwell Perkins and his relationships with authors.
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Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:44:25

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  • Jane Eyre - A classic tale of a strong female protagonist navigating love and hardship.
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Last updated: 2024-10-04 10:13:40

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Last updated: 2024-09-27 03:58:28

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Last updated: 2024-10-02 14:36:52

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Last updated: 2024-09-30 17:44:13

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Last updated: 2024-09-25 17:23:36

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  • The Trip
  • Chocolat
  • The Last Great Wilderness
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