It is great and sad at the same time that Hollywood is releasing its formerly fantastic movies in theaters. It’s great because people can have a chance to see them on the big screen. It’s sad because it’s a reminder of just how badly storytelling and movie-making have become in comparison.
One of the GOATS is most definitely Ang Lee’s Sense and Sensibility. Sony is re-releasing it to celebrate its 30th anniversary. Shocking, I know. I’ve been online as long as that, though I didn’t start this website until 1999.
It was a very strange Oscar year. The electorate was divided between Sense and Sensibility and Apollo 13. Ron Howard would win the DGA but then not get nominated for the Oscar. Ang Lee would be nominated for the DGA but then also not get nominated for the Oscar, so that left Mel Gibson and Braveheart to win Picture and Director.
Celebrate the 30th Anniversary of
SENSE AND SENSIBILITY
and 250th Birthday of Jane Austen!
Back in select cinemas and in 4K for a limited engagement in North America on December 14th, 16th and 17th.
In honor of the film’s 30th anniversary and the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth on December 16th, Columbia Pictures invites audiences to experience Ang Lee’s Oscar®-winning classic on the big screen once again.
