It's so easy to be skeptical about this latest version of Brideshead Revisited: You hear the name, realize it's based on an old, old novel, and you start to yawn. Or, if you've seen the British series with Jeremy Irons, you're likely to have strong feelings that there's no need for another version of this story. But those in the first camp can rest assured that the book contains scandal, love affairs, power, and betrayal, making it more yummy than yawn-inducing. And those in the second should remember that there was a beloved and lauded version of Pride and Prejudice before they made the exceptional movie that earned Keira Knightly an Oscar nomination.