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Your cart is empty.Sparkling reworking of the 1954 favorite, featuring Julia Ormond as Sabrina Fairchild, the beautiful chauffeur's daughter in love with playboy David Larrabee (Greg Kinnear), the irresponsible, engaged member of a wealthy family. When Sabrina returns from Paris, Linus (Harrison Ford), David's workaholic brother, tries to woo her for business reasons, only to wind up falling for her himself. With Angie Dickinson, Richard Crenna; Sydney Pollack directs. 127 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital Surround, French Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English; theatrical trailer.
Malek Said Maleki
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
Great Dvd
Ermadell
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
Very entertaining movie
WAGSI
Reviewed in Germany on January 21, 2025
Schöner Film, den man mehr als 1x anschauen kann
Janet StraightArrow
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2025
I enjoy this remake of the older movie and its updated story. It features top acting, fun real-life stories, interesting twists, and character development.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2024
Charming story telling
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
The original and this version each stand on their own as masterpieces - and the music is absolutely gorgeous! The John Williams music is otherworldly and magical.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024
Good movie
Dragon
Reviewed in France on April 2, 2024
Cette romance est vraiment un ravissement.
Mike Tarrani
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2021
I do not discuss plot details or give away spoilers. My take on this movie is that it moves along at a more brisk pace than the original, directed by Billy Wilder. This one, by Sydney Pollack, has a more modern feel and the difference approaches between the two directors is a study in itself.Directors aside, the casting for this is spot on. Of course the cast of the 1954 version to which I am comparing contains some of our greatest actors, and Audrey Hepburn is absolutely magnetic in Wilder's film. However, Julia Ormond is the perfect choice for the remake. She is one of the reasons why this film worked out so well (in my opinion.)Although I was born in the late 1940s and grew up revering the actors in the earlier version, as well as loving the production values of the older movies in general, this is one remake that eclipses the original. I am set in my ways, so for me referring a remake over an original film does not happen often. In the case of this movie, though, it comes across as modern, paced to match 1990s life in the US (with dialog to match), and showcases a cast that was perfect for the script.
Valentina Medici
Reviewed in Italy on April 29, 2021
Il prodotto è arrivato perfettamente integro e molto velocemente, il servizio di consegna è stato puntuale e preciso.Il film è un efficace e bel rifacimento dell'originale del 1954, con uno dei miei attori preferiti, e la trama semplice ha il sapore di una favola moderna. Consiglio vivamente di guardarlo perché merita e fa trascorrere due ore piacevoli.
Nessi
Reviewed in Germany on June 27, 2020
Der Film ist einfach klasse! Ich schaue mir diesen Film seid den 90ern immer wieder an. Julia Ormond überzeugt durch ihre Rolle als Sabrina und verzaubert den Zuschauer. Man begibt sich mit diesem Film in eine Traumwelt. Julia Ormond ist in diesem Film eine Wucht. Sie entwickelt sich von einem unerfahrenen, jungen noch kindlichen Mädchen zu einer wunderschönen, intelligenten, jungen Dame und verhält sich zu Linus (Harrison Ford) genauso so, wie sich eine Frau im Sinne der Regeln zu einem Mann verhalten sollte. Kein Wunder, dass sich Linus in sie verliebt... Auch Harrison Ford überzeugt durch seine Rolle als Linus. Er verkörpert den trockenen Geschäftsmann extrem gut und auch seine Wandlung, als er anfängt Gefühle für Sabrina zu entwickeln. Indem er versucht Sabrina von seinem Bruder David fernzuhalten (damit die arrangierte Hochzeit zwischen David und Elisabeth wegen den Millionen nicht ins Wasser fällt), fällt er in sein eigenes Spiel herein. Er verliebt sich in die Ehrlichkeit von Sabrina. Denn Sabrina lässt bei Linus nichts durchgehen und behandelt ihn nicht besser, nur weil er extrem reich ist. Das imponiert Linus und berührt ihn auch in seiner Seele. Denn es ist im Leben nicht selbstverständlich auf eine ehrliche Person zu treffen. Gerade ein Mensch wie Linus, der ein Mann in einer sehr hohen Position ist, wird eher Menschen treffen, die ihm Honig ums Maul schmieren. Linus passt auch besser zu Sabrina als David, weil er ein Typ von Mann ist, der einer Frau sowohl tiefgreifende Liebe als auch Sicherheit bieten kann (weil Sabrina ebenfalls ein ernsthafter Mensch ist). Das kommt in dem Film gut rüber, auch wenn Linus anfänglich den Kontakt zu Sabrina sucht, um sie daran zu hindern, den Kontakt zu David zu intensivieren. David hingegen ist sehr flatterhaft und unbeständig und denkt nicht besonders über die Zukunft nach... Alle anderen Schauspieler sind vom Regisseur auch sehr gut eingesetzt. Der Film ist zwar eine Komödie, aber zwischendurch auch etwas traurig. Eine gute Mischung für Lachen und Weinen... Ich finde es toll, dass die DVD die Interviews mit den Schauspielern und dem Regisseur als Bonus hat. Ferner noch ein paar Szenen zu den Dreharbeiten. Schade ist nur, dass der Originalton in Englisch nicht mit dabei ist. Denn in Englisch kommen Harrison Ford und Julia Ormond viel emotionaler rüber, als im Deutsch-Ton. Gerade die emotionalen Stimmen im Originalton lassen einige Szenen erst richtig echt wirken. Ich kann diesen Film jedem empfehlen, der auf romantische Filme steht. Ich persönlich finde diesen Film auch viel besser als den Originalfilm mit Audrey Hepburn und Humphrey Bogart. In diesem Remake kommen viele Einzelheiten Viel besser rüber als im Originalfilm...
Kristina
Reviewed in Canada on June 7, 2016
Love this Romance. A lovely story about a chauffeur's daughter who falls hopelessly in Love with the young wealthy son Greg Kinnear (David) who turns out to be a cad. Ford steps in and sweeps her off her feet, and manipulates her into falling in love with him. Then he dumps her. A heartbreaking scene when she realizes she's been used just to save a business deal. All is not lost, and Ford (Linus Larrabee) realizes the error of his ways and follows her to Paris to pick up the pieces .with Julia Ormand ( Sabrina). I think I know the lines already! "Where live do you Linus?""Is that what the really say about me!" (In an intimate conversation cooking clams on the beach in New England). Nancy Marchand is fabulous as Mrs. Larrabee, and is very funny and serious at the same time.
Marie F.
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2012
I remember watching the original Sabrina with Audrey Hepburn and loving it, so when this newer version was on the TV, I watched it and loved it as well. Unlike some, who either liked the older or the newer version of it, I'd have to say that I liked both equally. Yes, they each have their own negative/positive moments (ie: the comment where Hepburn's "grown up" Sabrina was more childish acting, whereas Ormond's was more adult-like and sophisticated) I do have to agree with. HOWEVER, it is the storyline itself that captured my interest from the start, and I belive that both actresses played the role convincingly.Possible SPOILER alert:In my own opinion, Sabrina doesn't entirely "grow up" after she leaves for Paris, since one of the reasons for her going is to get away from David, the womanizing younger brother of the millionaire family her father chauffeurs. As a child/teenager, she is (pretty much) obsessed with him, while he doesn't even see her as anything but the chauffeur's daughter. But when she is in Paris, she cant seem to forget him, while he is now finally planning to settle down and marry. When she returns home, she is a very beautiful woman, with the touch of Paris elegance, and yet she is clearly not over David. He has now noticed her as a woman and is paying her the attention she's always wanted him to.David's older brother, Linus, always looking out for the family business and money, is none too pleased with the attention David is now showing Sabrina, because David's fiancee is the daughter of their biggest business client, and one mis-step could put a halt to the contract. Therefore, Linus decides to step in and distract Sabrina from David before things go too far and ruin the merger. Long story short, they both unintentionally fall in love with each other. I think after spending time with Linus, and actually BEING in love rather than infatuated, NOW she is grown up. Which things matter more than just a silly girlhood crush. Only, Linus has always had the business-side at the forefront, and knows he may have to break her heart. Ah, the decisions he must face! What's more important, Money or love? Which does he choose?I love this movie and I just *had* to buy it...
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