When he flexed his hand. It's meant that he not only wanted to touch her hand. He wanted to act on some actions. They he really couldn't do at that moment. Love this movie.
I am not ashamed at all of how many times I replayed this while watching the movie. The touch of the hand from someone you care for is as deeply felt as a kiss. At least for me.
@@brunetteXer1) Dating apps are not solely for the hookups that you decry. You can specify the interactions you wish to engage in. Plus, many people have begun their love stories and gotten married from meeting people on those apps. 2) Tf you mean by "the modern age"? This isn't history; love stories like this were as rare then as they are now. This is basically courtship fanfic, a parody of dating practices in the 19th century. In reality, the vast majority of the men of Mr. Darcy's rank and station plowed their way through all of the courtesans of every port city they breezed through before getting married to whoever gave them an advantage in society.
it’s amazing how this one small physical contact is so intimate that it increases the romantic tension between them, this is what i call true chemistry
I just had the realization that Darcy willfully reached down as Lizzie was walking past him to grab her hand and help her into the carriage. It wasn’t some expected thing that he had to do. He chose to do it out of impulse and attraction to her. He was like, “This is my chance. Don’t let her get away this time, Darcy,” and he grabbed her hand in that sudden moment. Something that he no doubt had been wanting to do (among other things), for a long time. Eeee 🤗😂
I suspect it was his code to signal to Lizzy that he had every intention on interacting with her in the future, until she told him to stop or did something to dissuade him.
And just - his help was not NECESSARY??? Lizzie was already most of the way into the carriage by her own power??? So Darcy was just - I am obsessed with the perspective that the grabbing her hand wasn't thought, but INSTINCT
Do you think that Lizzy's "what a shame for I dearly love to laugh..." statement let Darcy know that he was still on the hook for the "barely tolerable" description of her at the Meryton dance hall, thus leading to the assist in helping her into the carriage (his first opportunity at touching her since he did not dance at the Meryton hall), thus the hand flex?
@@annkey4091 Absolutely! Also, I think that she made a point that she was not taking his first remark about her looks so seriously, as an insult - she just lauged it off. The touch of a hand can be interpreted as a subtle apology and acknowledgement of her beauty.
It's a very fine version, but Ms. Sarkady, please watch the BBC 1995 version with Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle. You will then realize (that word doesn't have a z but and s, but UA-cam won't let me spell it correctly) that this was just fluff compared with perfection. When you have stopped crying, please respond. Please enjoy.
@@jonnywas2665 I have seen the 1995 version and felt it was “ cold and emotionless” ! We all get different vibes from the way different actors treat their role
@@maryannsarkady7950 Wow that was a quick response. I'd have to agree to disagree on this one...I found Macfadyen's dialogue to be rushed...pretty much all the way through the film. He's given, here, some of the greatest lines ever afforded an actor and he mumbles through them. It, frankly, became annoying, especially given I think he is normally a very gifted actor. Hmm. 'Cold and Emotionless'? I guess we didn't watch the same series. If you go like for like with each character/actor there really is no comparison, except perhaps with Ms. Knightley vs. Ms. Ehle. But even then, no...the BBC version is pure and the film is just American. Sorry.
@@jonnywas2665 no need to apologize, we all have our reasons for liking or disliking a film, I think Ms. Ehle was out of touch with the opinionated Ms. Bennett and her delivery was cold and emotionless ! You do you and I’ll do me !
Just hold on ONE MINUTE. Okay, one moment. Just the logistics of holding her hand. He has to move his eyes, locate her hand, hold that hand and then steer it up to balance her on to the carriage. Bingley was on the right, whilst Darcy on the left. So she knew EXACTLY who it could and couldn't be. He had to go out of his way, step forward and get her hand. And then throughout the story he keeps going out of his way to LEND HER A HELPING HAND.
The character of Caroline Bingley is really underestimated - the actress is awesome in her portrayal of a snobish, passive aggressive “I’m so classy and no one else is” b*tch
Well, English movies have the reputation of topnotch acting for all actors whether you are lead actor, supporting actor, or having a small role only. It has to do with their honing their craft in theatre and studying drama and acting.
"I touched her hand! She touched my hand! O, joyous moment! I shall never wash it again!" he said to himself as he walked away, stimulated into romantic stupefaction by the mere fact that she had not jerked her hand free of his in dislike.
The scene is such a simple one. And yet, they managed to make it amazing just with those little details. That’s the reason why I love this movie. The shots, the cast…
Jane, as the eldest daughter, would be addressed as “Miss Bennet.” The rest would be addressed with “Miss” and their first names. He just doesn’t talk to the other sisters.
@@alexiahines7384 Correct. Like in Sense & Sensibility, Elinor is addressed as "Miss Dashwood" as she is the eldest, and Marianne is addressed as "Miss Marianne".
@@midlandredux I've read somewhere that it really wasn't in the script, but Matthew Macfadyen did it during the rehearsal as reflex and the director loved it so much and put it in the movie.
You know those words in books 'he can't help looking at her with adoration without her realizing or knowing it'.. this guy, his eyes.. is also in character -- don't forget it's like a pool you can drown yourself in.. I think I remember reading half of the book and it was enchanting.. and other versions of diff authors'.. but the original writing is really fascinating..
I loved especially that part when they were the dancing that first time and Darcy says, smiling "What do you think of books?" to Elizabeth's "we possibly cannot have a common topic to talk about." The cue smile on my face was so instant. That's talent, man.
I have made it a point to read Pride and Prejudice every Spring, because it has that asthenic springtime feel to it. Will read once again this year as soon as the snow starts to melt and the birds come back.
I love that the actress next to Keira Knightly is the same actress that plays Beth in Yellowstone. I love it! Such a good movie! It never gets old. Thanks for uploading.
To me it's not so much the hand holding, though it's swoonworthy, it's the way he looks at her once she's in the carriage. It's pretty masterful for someone so shy. It's basically: I'm coming for you. And she is so shot through with electricity, she's stunned.
I have read all the comments everyone posted because I own this movie version and I’ve watched the movie over 50 times. I always felt that his hand flex was the result of dislike. I would only ever do this gesture when I came in to contact with someone that I felt disdain for. I always wondered why he did it??? Reading your comments indicates that it was the result of attraction? I would have never came away with that. So glad this scene was posted. I actually have discussed the scene while watching it with friends. They were perplexed as well. Definitely one of my fav movies of all time. Another is Jane Eyre with William Hurt… haunting.
I thought that if Darcy wanted to insult Lizzy, since he did it once already, he might have slipped his hand on his jacket (to wipe off the contact), rather than flex it. Also, when Lizzy looked back at him, it might have been because of his firm grip on her fingers (a squeeze).
This is an anecdote, but my husband said that the first time he touched my hand, it tingled. Like electricity. He said he was surprised that he had a physical reaction like that. That’s how I’ve always interpreted the hand flex. Either Darcy had a physical reaction, or he is savoring the memory of touching her hand and subconsciously moving his in response to that. Kinda like how if you’re having a really immersive memory, you might say something out loud or make a face in response to the memory
The only "Miss Bennet" at this point in the story is Jane; the others would be formally known by their given names, e.g. when Darcy says "Miss Elizabeth" at the end of the scene.
Forget the hand flex...........the way they both LOOKED at each other! WOW!!!! The eye contact was so brief and yet....................so powerful! HOT!!!!
Lizzy let Darcy know that he did not have a good opinion of her ("barely tolerable") and she is still smarting from it. However, Darcy no longer held that opinion of her after giving a real good look and her conversations with him (she verbally held her own with him). I think that the assist into the carriage and the hand flex was to let Lizzy know that they were probably just getting started.
I wonderd if anybody noticed the hand flex and now that i see so many of you commenting and explaining what that means, i feel so joyful! There are so many of you who love this movie as much as i do!! ❤ That brings me so much joy 😊
Love how he called Jane Ms. Bennett and he actually called Elizabeth by her given name. His hand flexing. Is a whole story. Within it own LOL. You can all the emotions at one time.
I grew up in a strict religious household where a couple won't touch hands till declared husband and wife. Imagine after several months of being together and you finally can touch your lover's hands after so much longing! It felt so unreal. Like a vivid dream or something.
As she says ..'''Refreshig, is it not, after sitting for so long in one attitude''. In those days it was a way of getting some exercise .. and she wanted to start up a conversation .. and she wanted to get Mr Darcy to look up from whatever he was doing by talking about him.
Most people don't realize, but back then holding a woman's hand like this was a big no no. If this was expected socially, then it would be ok, but in that moment it wasn't expected. That kind of touching was only allowed under certain social circumstances, and though this would've been acceptable, it would've still been cheeky which is why Elizabeth looked at him with such shock and confusion. To us him grabbing her hand like that is no big deal, but to women at that time it was HUGE! You did not touch a woman like that unless you wanted her
on the other hand: when saying goodbye, I reached for her hand, timidly...barely grazed the skin...it was cold, she didn't make the slightest movement in return. We both turned and walked away, me feeling sick to my stomach and her feeling...I'll probably never know.
Please I can't understand what it means ! I saw everyone on twitter talk about this scene and I've watched it many times but still can't get the meaning ? 😅
I see this scene on Valentine's day. How romantic. I really would like men to be like Mr. Darcy. Lets not focus on the money. A man that does not take himself to seriously and is concerned about helping his family and friends. A man that stood up to protect his sister and provided for her at all times. A man that makes friends because he want to honestly help. Most men are not like that. Most men also believe the gossip women tend to favor. Ah men are no longer men for the most part. They no longer know how to lead women. And women just no longer know how to lead their children. I am just rambling on. This is the truth.
Firstly, symbolism, he has offered her "his hand" in marriage. Hands are big symbols in this movie. She kisses his hand and then clasps it. It's a gesture that says "I accept you, I'm sorry for hurting you before, and I care about you" all at once. To underscore that she cares for him she says his hands are cold, verbally acknowledging his welfare for the first time (Are they cold because of the night air or is it her fault for letting them get that way without her? You be the judge). Plus she's just overcome by the beauty of what he's just said, I mean how do you top that!? You can't! 💖
I thought the hand flex showed he didn’t like her?? I know others who feel this way too. It seems he’s trying to “shake her away” or something. Anyone else feel this way? Of course, he did like her….
i thought i was the only one. he screams he doesn’t accept her so i too thought it gentlemanly to assist her yet repulsed. i did not know about bare hand etiquette and meaning i’ve since read about
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No one beats the hand flex and the almost kiss while arguing in the rain. I never get tired of watching this movie.
I never seem to get it tho 🙃
It's an incredible movie
And the way Mr. Darcy did a double take the first time he saw Elizabeth 😍💓
Where can I watch the full movie?
Ahhhhhhhhhh 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 how can a hand flex scene can be so beautiful??? It gets me every time!
The hand flex was one of the greatest response of him showing emotion. Attraction in its simplest form.
As if his confession meant nothing
В каком месте это было?
The hand flex says everything. So glad they kept it in. It was brilliant.
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I don’t understand what you mean. Please explain.
This hand flex has been a mystery for me since I watched it first. Can you please explain the meaning.....
The hand flex means he felt something intese, as if touching her hand was electrifying, you know?
When he flexed his hand. It's meant that he not only wanted to touch her hand. He wanted to act on some actions. They he really couldn't do at that moment. Love this movie.
I am not ashamed at all of how many times I replayed this while watching the movie. The touch of the hand from someone you care for is as deeply felt as a kiss. At least for me.
Well said!
the modern age has completely lost this. Tinder hookups completely destroy these moments.
yes, for me too!
@@brunetteXer1) Dating apps are not solely for the hookups that you decry. You can specify the interactions you wish to engage in. Plus, many people have begun their love stories and gotten married from meeting people on those apps.
2) Tf you mean by "the modern age"? This isn't history; love stories like this were as rare then as they are now. This is basically courtship fanfic, a parody of dating practices in the 19th century. In reality, the vast majority of the men of Mr. Darcy's rank and station plowed their way through all of the courtesans of every port city they breezed through before getting married to whoever gave them an advantage in society.
@@chezvanessadating apps are still trash and definitely have sucked the life out romance
it’s amazing how this one small physical contact is so intimate that it increases the romantic tension between them, this is what i call true chemistry
The hand flex felt round the world. When I say this scene takes up significant real estate in my mind. I can’t help but hold my breath every time.
THE HAND FLEX PART IS THE MOST REPLAYED LMFAOOO as it should
I just had the realization that Darcy willfully reached down as Lizzie was walking past him to grab her hand and help her into the carriage. It wasn’t some expected thing that he had to do. He chose to do it out of impulse and attraction to her. He was like, “This is my chance. Don’t let her get away this time, Darcy,” and he grabbed her hand in that sudden moment. Something that he no doubt had been wanting to do (among other things), for a long time. Eeee 🤗😂
I suspect it was his code to signal to Lizzy that he had every intention on interacting with her in the future, until she told him to stop or did something to dissuade him.
And just - his help was not NECESSARY??? Lizzie was already most of the way into the carriage by her own power??? So Darcy was just - I am obsessed with the perspective that the grabbing her hand wasn't thought, but INSTINCT
His expression change when she said "what a shame for a dearly love to laugh..." And then the hand flex. Awe I love it.
Do you think that Lizzy's "what a shame for I dearly love to laugh..." statement let Darcy know that he was still on the hook for the "barely tolerable" description of her at the Meryton dance hall, thus leading to the assist in helping her into the carriage (his first opportunity at touching her since he did not dance at the Meryton hall), thus the hand flex?
@@annkey4091 Absolutely! Also, I think that she made a point that she was not taking his first remark about her looks so seriously, as an insult - she just lauged it off. The touch of a hand can be interpreted as a subtle apology and acknowledgement of her beauty.
The best version of this story I’ve ever seen ! I love the chemistry between Mr. Darcy and Miss Bennett
It is mine too! The cast was absolute perfection 👌
It's a very fine version, but Ms. Sarkady, please watch the BBC 1995 version with Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle.
You will then realize (that word doesn't have a z but and s, but UA-cam won't let me spell it correctly) that this was just fluff compared with perfection.
When you have stopped crying, please respond. Please enjoy.
@@jonnywas2665 I have seen the 1995 version and felt it was “ cold and emotionless” ! We all get different vibes from the way different actors treat their role
@@maryannsarkady7950 Wow that was a quick response. I'd have to agree to disagree on this one...I found Macfadyen's dialogue to be rushed...pretty much all the way through the film. He's given, here, some of the greatest lines ever afforded an actor and he mumbles through them. It, frankly, became annoying, especially given I think he is normally a very gifted actor.
Hmm. 'Cold and Emotionless'? I guess we didn't watch the same series. If you go like for like with each character/actor there really is no comparison, except perhaps with Ms. Knightley vs. Ms. Ehle.
But even then, no...the BBC version is pure and the film is just American. Sorry.
@@jonnywas2665 no need to apologize, we all have our reasons for liking or disliking a film, I think Ms. Ehle was out of touch with the opinionated Ms. Bennett and her delivery was cold and emotionless ! You do you and I’ll do me !
Just hold on ONE MINUTE.
Okay, one moment.
Just the logistics of holding her hand. He has to move his eyes, locate her hand, hold that hand and then steer it up to balance her on to the carriage. Bingley was on the right, whilst Darcy on the left. So she knew EXACTLY who it could and couldn't be. He had to go out of his way, step forward and get her hand. And then throughout the story he keeps going out of his way to LEND HER A HELPING HAND.
that was BEAUTIFUL
@@emooshamaaa736 WASN'T it BABE. TOOK ME LONG ENOUGH.
Me, a grown up women in mid twenties
Also me, giggling at THE HAND FLEX™
same here ,I'm in my forties 😁
The character of Caroline Bingley is really underestimated - the actress is awesome in her portrayal of a snobish, passive aggressive “I’m so classy and no one else is” b*tch
Now that you mention it that's so true. She did a great job
@@alel3544 I had no idea that was her
Well, English movies have the reputation of topnotch acting for all actors whether you are lead actor, supporting actor, or having a small role only. It has to do with their honing their craft in theatre and studying drama and acting.
Yes she does nail new money snob really well. I was actually thinking "I hope she's not really like that."
@@alel3544 she’s incredible as Beth in Yellowstone.
"I touched her hand! She touched my hand! O, joyous moment! I shall never wash it again!" he said to himself as he walked away, stimulated into romantic stupefaction by the mere fact that she had not jerked her hand free of his in dislike.
😂😂😂😂😅❤
I'd love to see a man fall in love with me the same way . Just look at his stare . BEAUTIFUL
yes yes yessss
stare and disappear
affection and ignoration
modern love story
The scene is such a simple one. And yet, they managed to make it amazing just with those little details. That’s the reason why I love this movie. The shots, the cast…
I love how Mr. Darcy. Only calls Elizabeth by her name and, her sister Miss.
Jane, as the eldest daughter, would be addressed as “Miss Bennet.” The rest would be addressed with “Miss” and their first names. He just doesn’t talk to the other sisters.
@@alexiahines7384 Correct.
Like in Sense & Sensibility, Elinor is addressed as "Miss Dashwood" as she is the eldest, and Marianne is addressed as "Miss Marianne".
3:37 that look. She felt feelings and hates that she felt them.
Mr Darcy's hand flex as he walks away wasn't in the script. But they kept it in.
Given the amount of effort the director had to go through to track that close-up shot, I expect he had something in mind.
@@midlandredux I've read somewhere that it really wasn't in the script, but Matthew Macfadyen did it during the rehearsal as reflex and the director loved it so much and put it in the movie.
@@zitronentee -- That makes sense.
Nor indeed in the novel
It was the most impactful scene but mysterious for me at the same time I can not understand the meaning can you please explain...🙂
You know those words in books 'he can't help looking at her with adoration without her realizing or knowing it'.. this guy, his eyes.. is also in character -- don't forget it's like a pool you can drown yourself in.. I think I remember reading half of the book and it was enchanting.. and other versions of diff authors'.. but the original writing is really fascinating..
I loved especially that part when they were the dancing that first time and Darcy says, smiling "What do you think of books?" to Elizabeth's "we possibly cannot have a common topic to talk about." The cue smile on my face was so instant. That's talent, man.
I have made it a point to read Pride and Prejudice every Spring, because it has that asthenic springtime feel to it. Will read once again this year as soon as the snow starts to melt and the birds come back.
I love the way she looks back after he has held her hand and helped her up. She felt the electricity and thought whoa what was that ?
I love this movie and never get tired of watching it especially on cold rainy days , so romantic
And the way Mr. Darcy did a double take the first time he saw Elizabeth 😍💓
He gave himself away completely holding her hand into the carriage. He wanted her to know, desperately, how he felt about her
I love that the actress next to Keira Knightly is the same actress that plays Beth in Yellowstone. I love it! Such a good movie! It never gets old. Thanks for uploading.
Yep, Kelly Reilly 😁 Beth Dutton is awesome!
This movie does things to my heart.
To me it's not so much the hand holding, though it's swoonworthy, it's the way he looks at her once she's in the carriage. It's pretty masterful for someone so shy. It's basically: I'm coming for you. And she is so shot through with electricity, she's stunned.
I really love Keira's smile. It it literally the epitome of a cheeky smile.
I have read all the comments everyone posted because I own this movie version and I’ve watched the movie over 50 times. I always felt that his hand flex was the result of dislike. I would only ever do this gesture when I came in to contact with someone that I felt disdain for. I always wondered why he did it??? Reading your comments indicates that it was the result of attraction? I would have never came away with that. So glad this scene was posted. I actually have discussed the scene while watching it with friends. They were perplexed as well. Definitely one of my fav movies of all time. Another is Jane Eyre with William Hurt… haunting.
I had the same exact thought over the years!
I have always felt the same as you about this scene, but I have interpreted it as dislike for his feelings for his, rather than dislike for her.
I thought that if Darcy wanted to insult Lizzy, since he did it once already, he might have slipped his hand on his jacket (to wipe off the contact), rather than flex it. Also, when Lizzy looked back at him, it might have been because of his firm grip on her fingers (a squeeze).
This is an anecdote, but my husband said that the first time he touched my hand, it tingled. Like electricity. He said he was surprised that he had a physical reaction like that. That’s how I’ve always interpreted the hand flex. Either Darcy had a physical reaction, or he is savoring the memory of touching her hand and subconsciously moving his in response to that. Kinda like how if you’re having a really immersive memory, you might say something out loud or make a face in response to the memory
@@esterlyn7604 Your husband knows.
The only "Miss Bennet" at this point in the story is Jane; the others would be formally known by their given names, e.g. when Darcy says "Miss Elizabeth" at the end of the scene.
^
No it’s the mother?!
@@notinterestedd The mother is Mrs. Bennett.
I keep that hand flex in a very special place of my heart!!! ❤️😍
That 2-second hand flex is sexier than a lot of full-blown love scenes in most movies today.
My mom bought the dvd of this movie long ago. I replayed the last 7 seconds over and over. So relatable.
The best Elizabeth and Mr Darcy in the history of Elizabeths and Mr Darcys.
Au contrair, they are lovely, but I prefer Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle!!!
😍🥰😍
@@vernonhardapple6983 I agree! Jennifer Ehle captured Elizabeth SO well.
Bravo! Right on! They reach us!
I totally agree. I prefer Keira and Matthew. Their chemistry is beyond beautiful 😍
Nothing made me happier than watching Sherlock Holmes throw Caroline Bingley off a train for ragging on the Bennett family. 😂
She gets her revenge in a way in Yellowstone, though
I am so intrigued... What universe is this from?
@@camillegrazier7188 haven't seen it. i might check it out.
@@vrundarathi3795 she's in Sherlock Holmes with Robert Downey Jr and he throws her off a train to keep her safe. LOL
Forget the hand flex...........the way they both LOOKED at each other! WOW!!!! The eye contact was so brief and yet....................so powerful! HOT!!!!
If a picture paints a thousand words then so does the way he stretched his fingers after touching her hand.
"My good opinion is lost ...it's lost forever" ...brilliant 👏 writing ✍
Lizzy let Darcy know that he did not have a good opinion of her ("barely tolerable") and she is still smarting from it. However, Darcy no longer held that opinion of her after giving a real good look and her conversations with him (she verbally held her own with him). I think that the assist into the carriage and the hand flex was to let Lizzy know that they were probably just getting started.
@@annkey4091 right Ann, thank you 😊
A very exquisite moment!
Her face is everything 😂
The first time I saw the hand flex I thought it was repulse 🤣🤣
I wonderd if anybody noticed the hand flex and now that i see so many of you commenting and explaining what that means, i feel so joyful! There are so many of you who love this movie as much as i do!! ❤ That brings me so much joy 😊
This movie has got it in spades. It never gets old.
Mr. Bingley: "You're welcome any time you feel the least bit poorly."
I can just imagine Mr Darcy thinking “omg i touched her hand i touched her hand i touched her hand”
Mr.Darcy copped a feel at the end
I can't get over the fact that her whole hand fit over 2 fingers of his
This book was genius.
The movies that honor it are magical. ❤
can we talk about how much Macfadyen's hand just dwarfs Knightley's hand? 😍😍
Hadn't noticed, but you are so right, now that I look at it here😂
Love how he called Jane Ms. Bennett and he actually called Elizabeth by her given name. His hand flexing. Is a whole story. Within it own LOL. You can all the emotions at one time.
That hand flex is as deeply felt as when your pet stretches their entire body.
I saw someone describe the hand flex as the Aragorn helmet kick but for period drama fans!😂
The hand flex is cool and all, but did anybody else catch that she's "Miss Elizabeth" and the others are "Miss Bennet"?
one of the greatest movies ever made
The hands WOW ❤️💙
Was this hand flex scene in the book too? I can't recall it
oh my boy got electric shocks lol
the hand flex heard ‘round the world
I showed my Yellowstone watching husband this clip and he was blown away, he had no idea she was European 😆
Preciosa escena cuando, tocan sus manos, en sí toda la película es preciosa.
Si, a mi me gusta Esa peliculo mucho, quiero mirara la muchas otras veces!
j'adore le comédien qui joue le rôle de Darcy🥰🥰
I grew up in a strict religious household where a couple won't touch hands till declared husband and wife.
Imagine after several months of being together and you finally can touch your lover's hands after so much longing!
It felt so unreal. Like a vivid dream or something.
Hand be like "EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE"
And i ooooh, i saw mr darcy hopding someones hand. So cute
That is a lovely scene 🌺
Wow! And all this time I thought he did this because he thought she had cuties.
Mr Bingley's sister is so salty 😄
Ive never understood the scene where Caroline asks Elizabeth to walk around the room. Why?????
she wanted to grab Mr. Darcy’s attention
I think it was their exercise of the day
As she says ..'''Refreshig, is it not, after sitting for so long in one attitude''.
In those days it was a way of getting some exercise .. and she wanted to start up a conversation .. and she wanted to get Mr Darcy to look up from whatever he was doing by talking about him.
@@MrMousley "after sitting so long in one attitude." She wanted also to shift the dialogue away from something that was getting a little tense.
I think you should read the book😉 You'll find an explanation of this walking.
Some call this movie p&p 2006 version, I call it p&p hand flex version
I call it "the almost kiss" version, or "you have bewitched me" version 🤗
A mrs bennet a miss bennet a miss bennet and a miss bennet
matthew macfadyen's hand you will always be famous
Bingley's expression in the background at 0.35
was the hand felx on the book ? i don't remember reading about it
it was improvised by the actor, iirc
iconic
Most people don't realize, but back then holding a woman's hand like this was a big no no. If this was expected socially, then it would be ok, but in that moment it wasn't expected. That kind of touching was only allowed under certain social circumstances, and though this would've been acceptable, it would've still been cheeky which is why Elizabeth looked at him with such shock and confusion. To us him grabbing her hand like that is no big deal, but to women at that time it was HUGE! You did not touch a woman like that unless you wanted her
on the other hand: when saying goodbye, I reached for her hand, timidly...barely grazed the skin...it was cold, she didn't make the slightest movement in return. We both turned and walked away, me feeling sick to my stomach and her feeling...I'll probably never know.
Ho visto la prima.molto bella.guardero la seconda.molto interessante
Make it stop. I can’t help watching it over and over.
0:24 does anyone know the name of the portrait i feel like i’ve seen it before but i can’t remember the name and i can’t find it on google either
i feel like it’s jane austen but i just can’t find it
Hi BETH!❤😂
😏always a good movie😏
I can’t help it, I like Caroline.
Ya, she seems kinda fun like to be friends with even though she's such a snob
Must be because of "something in her air or manner of walking". Lollll!!!!
But someone can please explain to me this hand thing? Why did he have to stretch it like that? 😅
I wish our society was as dripped out as back in the 1700s
What did mr darcy mean with his reply to lizzy? After she replied i cant tease you with that?
no, I am not okay!!!
Please I can't understand what it means ! I saw everyone on twitter talk about this scene and I've watched it many times but still can't get the meaning ? 😅
I see this scene on Valentine's day. How romantic. I really would like men to be like Mr. Darcy. Lets not focus on the money. A man that does not take himself to seriously and is concerned about helping his family and friends. A man that stood up to protect his sister and provided for her at all times. A man that makes friends because he want to honestly help. Most men are not like that. Most men also believe the gossip women tend to favor. Ah men are no longer men for the most part. They no longer know how to lead women. And women just no longer know how to lead their children. I am just rambling on. This is the truth.
all I have to say is
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHHUHUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHH
Alguém sabe me dizer pq depois de Mr. Darcy se declarar pela segunda vez Lizzie apenas diz -Suas mãos estão frias.?
Firstly, symbolism, he has offered her "his hand" in marriage. Hands are big symbols in this movie. She kisses his hand and then clasps it. It's a gesture that says "I accept you, I'm sorry for hurting you before, and I care about you" all at once. To underscore that she cares for him she says his hands are cold, verbally acknowledging his welfare for the first time (Are they cold because of the night air or is it her fault for letting them get that way without her? You be the judge). Plus she's just overcome by the beauty of what he's just said, I mean how do you top that!? You can't! 💖
You can laugh at him 💀💀💀
I loved Alan Rickman as Snape in Harry Potter, but he was too old for his character by 15 years. They should have cast Matthew MacFayden.
huh
Only worthy alternate to Rickman.
You're goddamn spot on.
❤️walking and dancing ❤️
Can someone explain to me , they already hold each other hands while dancing. Same as Jane and Mr. Bingley. Why did he react this why this time?
i’m watching it right now. they dance at an event after the carriage scene
Oh, yes ,thanks @@dianne6155
I thought the hand flex showed he didn’t like her?? I know others who feel this way too. It seems he’s trying to “shake her away” or something. Anyone else feel this way? Of course, he did like her….
i thought i was the only one. he screams he doesn’t accept her so i too thought it gentlemanly to assist her yet repulsed. i did not know about bare hand etiquette and meaning i’ve since read about
Anyone here from that one tweet
She's beautiful
Beth dutton😂
Красивый фильм и намного интереснее книги. Красивая игра актеров и их голоса! Браво!
А вот русская озвучка- позор, Элизабет озвучивает какой-то мерзкий голос.
Why does it mean something that he flexed his hand???