The other day, my wife and I went to the movie theater for the 20th anniversary of Joe Wright’s film adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Anyone who knows me—and my opinions on storytelling—likely knows that I consider Pride and Prejudice to be one of the best stories of all time. And I don’t mean that in some pick-me, I’m trying to impress the ladies kind of way. I mean that narratively, thematically, and in terms of character construction, Austen’s work is simply astounding. It’s a controversial take, I know, but I also consider Joe Wright’s version to be the best…