fantastic.

Even better--Valmont, Milos Forman:

Casting makes all the difference. So does the ending.

And not at all shabby:

Other versions--

A modernized 1959 version, directed by Roger Vadim and starring Jeanne Moreau:



The Films of Roger Vadim

A french TV version with Catherine Deneuve and Lee Sobieski:

Directed by Josee Dayan, so it just might suck.

the pain is like the shame, you only feel it once.

one of my favorite movies of all time

all those versions are cool but to me nothing beats the Stephen Friers version(that's him right).

Cruel Intentions is a bit annoying. Because all those teenagers that were all about it like probably didn't even considered the other ones.


I loved Glenn's Marquisse. Best villain ever. Period.

Yes.

I cannot make out what you mean here.


Villainness. And she's too mannish for the Marquese.

no she's not. Yes, Glenn has kinda harsh features but she was incredibly feminine and classy, and SEXY, I think that movie is one of the sexiest movies ever and her performance too. And she was menacing. Maybe that's what your confusing with being manly. She was menacing, scary.