Where can I stream The Scarlet Letter legally?
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Strong craft, striking style, a touch of humor.
Tense
Builds slowly, so the intensity comes in waves.
Moving and romantic
A little humor
Not a comedy at heart.
History, society, and mystery
Standout characters
Functional look and sound
Tense
Builds slowly, so the intensity comes in waves.
The Scarlet Letter is tense. The story builds slowly, so the intensity comes in waves.
Moving and romantic
Emotionally, it's moving, romantic, and melancholic.
A little humor
Not a comedy at heart.
Expect a little humor.
History, society, and mystery
Its world is built around history, society, and mystery.
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When intimacy is forbidden and passion is a sin, love is the most defiant crime of all.
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You can rent or buy it from Apple TV, Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, and Google Play Movies. All links in Where to Watch go to these licensed services.
Reviews are weak, with a GoodWatch score of 33/100 (IMDb 5.4 and Rotten Tomatoes 13%). The GoodWatch score combines critic and audience ratings.
It's rated R in the United States. Content advisories: sexual content and violence.
2 h 15 min
The Scarlet Letter runs 2 h 15 min.
No. It's adapted from a novel.
Not quite. Audiences rate The Scarlet Letter higher (48) than critics (13). It's more of a crowd-pleaser than a critics' pick.
No. It cost about $50 million to make and earned $10 million worldwide, 21% of its budget.
It was made in English. Produced in United States.
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TV Tropes lists 7 storytelling tropes for The Scarlet Letter, including The Scarlet Letter, Manga Classics, The Scarlet Letter (1926).