Autumn de Wilde's candy-coloured adaptation of Emma. captures the delicious yearning of an Austen novel better than any version in years, along with a healthy touch of comedy and social satire. Not only is there a fabulous slow-burn romance between entitled Emma and her exasperated love interest Mr. Knightley, but, like Pride and Prejudice, a good portion of the story also hinges on its heroine coming to terms with her own flaws. Plus, if you love the tension-laden ballroom dance or the iconic hand-flex moment from Pride and Prejudice, there's another scene in this movie that captures that same scream-at-the-screen yearning and romantic tension.