Она упрекнула его про танцы - он на следующем балу пригласил её, она сказала что надо быть общительным - он с Гардинерами был любезен, он говорил что не прощает обиды - но помог Уикхему, также исправил другие ошибки, и все ради неё! Он победил себя!
@samantha smith yet she still didn’t owe anything to darcy. What, just because she’s broke she should fall at her knees to a man with money? He insulted her family by saying they lacked propriety. That is an insult. They were both prejudiced and prideful like the original comment stated but to say that she needed to respect him when the only thing she did wrong was believe he was at fault for mr Whickam is completely wrong🙄
godddd the way he angles his head like he's going in for a kiss and literally sways toward her, and the way her mouth parts on one of those sways like she's just ready to be kissed........... the chemistry is literally off the 📈
Actually, Kiera said that they did, in fact, kiss in one of the takes, because the tension was so heavy, and it seemed the thing to do. But it didn't make it in the final cut, because they were supposed to be very upset with each other.
For me that bit was just a bit too much in view of what they had just said to each other. Broke the illusion by bringing in a body-language sledgehammer.
@@LieslIncorporated because what they said to each other was against what they actually felt towards one another. They were both too proud to admit that they both had wrong impressions of each other which led to misunderstandings (the novel was originally called 'First Impressions'). They lied, but their bodies didn't. That's my point of view.
"It was the lack of propriety showed by your mother, your three younger sisters, even on occasion your father..." *Loud Thunder Clap* to punctuate his offense! This is perfection in cinema! 😂❤️
I love this picture. The sound and the rain conveys the emotional turmoil that this dialogue requires. I could watch it thousands of times and never get bored!
@@lindajones4811 So funny that your reply came on the very day that I was watching more clips on this movie! I was on another YT channel where fans of the 1995 BBC version were panning this 2005 Version. Being a huge Austen fan myself, when I look at Austen's writing style she was extremely progressive. I do believe that she would have appreciated and enjoyed both versions while simultaneously having her own critical and satirical points to add. One should not be lauded over the other. They are both equally strong in their own merits. I agree 1000 percent the emotional turmoil both actors bring to this scene punctuates the repressed emotions they couldn't and wouldn't outwardly express in normal circumstances.
One of the great iconic performances in modern cinema history. This is what happens when two actors have good chemistry together. The energy between them bursts through the screen.
Darcy was not used to being humbled, especially by a woman. Her rejection and honesty is what made him fall harder than ever. She wasn't a people pleaser, which is what gained respect in his eyes. Loved that this was written in the 19th century. Fantastic book and movie.
So accurate. But it also shows that Charlotte Lucas's advice to Jane was on point that she needed to show more affection. I mean for crying out loud Mr Bingley literally throws an entire ball for her and she can't just whisper "I like you" or "I hope you like me" to the guy! I mean you'd think after that much trouble poor Bingley would have had something to say in retort when Darcy and the sisters claimed Jane wasn't into him. If he could have literally said well "she told me she likes me" that would have been the end of it.
im pretty sure this dialogue was not in the proposal scene in the books. darcy tells lizzie about jane not being in love as much as bingley is in a letter, never to her face. so in his original proposal in the book he's more like "yuh i separated them, what about it" lmaoo
That broken "I love you"... Like he already knew he was about to be rejected 🥺🥺 To me, Matthew McFayden is the best Mr Darcy. His expressions, his pauses, his overall acting... Superb performance.
When he said that, I felt like it just rolled off his tongue almost like he’s been suppressing it for so long it just had to spontaneously express itself it wasn’t premeditated. but it still takes my breath away something about the way he says it. I think it’s just also the first time we see a stoic man finally break and access his vulnerability. That always slays me 🙄
Lord, that moment where it appears that he’s going to kiss her but doesn’t is killing me. The setting with the rain just makes this so much better. One of my favorite movies.
Yes, it's just because storm with lightning and thunder is in advance full with energy, electricity and usually makes people excited - it makes kind of an internal tremor, causing the illusion of the same feeling as love. It's perfect dramaturgy, isn't it? 😊
The moment Elizabeth asked “and what about Mr. Wikham? “ istg Mr. Darcy got triggered his expression says it ..This whole scene is so well written and performed ❤️
I could be on my deathbed and still request to watch this for the last time even though I’ve seen it a thousand times. I could never get tired of this movie.
I love how when he almost leans in for a kiss and pulls away that's when you feel as if the cold air hits the viewer watching as well. Like how they were all in each other's face and how it was an intimate moment despite their quarreling
At 3:50 after Darcy has walked away and she's all confused like "wait do I kind of like him? what just happened?" is so perfect. Keira Knightley's expression is just so perfect for this character.
Oh she was totally crushing on him from the first time she saw him and was flirting with him and taunting, I think the betrayal with her sister and then his offensive comments broke her heart because she had also been hoping it was requited but when that happened she was like well damn now this is just great.. ugh, how can I ever forgive this trespass as much as I’d want to 😫 she had too much integrity to just be about the money or status etc
Lizzy knew everything that Darcy said about her family was true (except the inferiority of her birth). She just did not realize that he could see it and then throw it in her face ---- during a marriage proposal.
Certainly this adaptation is very good for the shorter time frame of a movie. That alone makes three watch factor a little bit higher than the 6-hour series.
But so much respect that he doesn't. that's part of what finally triggers her to think maybe he's not a complete a****** if he just misunderstood my sister's feelings, he may not be a bad person. he just had some bad information.
This scene never gets old, Especially between Kera and Matthew. I will come back to this scene whenever I need to see real Love in the world. Fantastic Chemistry deserved an Oscar. I wish it was a Series...
It's Stourhead a National Trust property. The gardens are so beautiful you can go right up to this folly looking down at the lake. I think it's called the Temple of Venus or Apollo, can't remember which. It's amazing to visit.
To be in a place like this must have been like heaven. You don't get an in depth view, but given the angle of the lake with the trees and the architecture, I imagine it's amazingly breathtaking. The fact it's raining makes it that much more so, let alone this fiery scene~ I hate getting suckered into romantic movies, but this is one scene I would absolutely love to be in myself even with all the drama.
It's Stourhead Gardens. Check the weather forecast and make sure it's raining (it's England so that won't be hard lol) and go visit. It's open to the public.
3:29 That little "Please" gets me everytime. As if he's begging to let him kiss her and not walk away. The raw passion and want for his lips to finally touch hers. Ugh such a perfect scene.
The way Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy wanted to kiss each other after their arguments, Feels like they want to kiss each other, but it doesn't feel right at that moment
Each and every line is delivered (by these actors) like a sword fight among two experts who are evenly matched and respectful of one another................ because they LOVE each other deeply. Watch their eyes................... and how she waits for his kiss of reassurance! They love each other but must come to terms over this recent development.
This scene was a masterpiece bringing out all the feelings that were suppressed, but deep down true love and attraction. Us human beings are a complicated species, our love, hate, desires, passions.... at the end of the day we all need love in our life to become whole!
Both had to overcome hurdles, set up by society but more significantly the ones inside their own hearts, in order to reach each other. A beautiful and masterful rendition of Beauty and the Beast archetypal energies. We are complicated indeed.
Because in that one moment he finally shows the passion of how much he really loves her and how much walking away right there hurts him. But he's going to respect her choices and that matters so much especially back then.
I adore the 1995 Pride and Prejudice very much but I also think the 2005 has very beautiful cinematography and scores, and I think this version's Lizzie and Darcy's chemistry is subdued but STROOOOONG and I looooove it.
I like this kind of fighting because they're not fighting because they hate each other or want to hurt each other, they fight because they feel a lot of passion for one another but both have very strong principles and expectations in life and in this moment those expectations are not meeting.. yet.
Beautiful acting, just perfect from both sides, the actors bring spirit and life to the story, numerous time you can watch the movie and every time you went into trance, the whole cast director producer particularly two of them are just brilliant no match
this whole movie is just PACKED with ONE GREAT scene after the next... I LOVE the one where she's standing by a bluff and her glorious dress is dancing in the wind... OR where she twirls herself around on a tree swing and we move to a different day... and of course when she and Darcy FINALLY meet in the marsh... I still cry like a baby during that one... might be my favorite movie of all time... top 5 for sure!
I, too, would run out in the rain after hearing dire news like this, and I, too, would dash the hopes of Mr. Darcy, only to regret it profusely later. It is what all good heroines do.
To qualify for a great love, you have to become a great person. Like attracts like, quality-wise! Are you equal to your dream? It takes a lot of work! Best wishes to you.
Back in 2005 i was14... and me and my bestie went to the cinema and this was my third time watching this movie. but her first time. we lived in a small town, and it was summer. there was only us and one old lady watching it. So it was a great day. just us. as we went out, to the street, it was sunshine and so quiet. and we walked along a cute street filled with flowers and just had peace in our hearts as we just LOVED everything this movie was. the feeling it gives you. The aesthetics, the music, the romance.... I have been in love with this story ever since and i remember that day with my best friend so clearly
I know this scene is dramatic, but I cackle every time I watch this scene. Like, did he really think she’d agree to marry him after making a backhanded comment about her family 🤣
In the book she doesn't admit that she's in love with him yet. And his first proposal is a giant shock. People around her have been suggesting it but she refuses to believe it because of how much she doesn't like him. Both characters have Pride and Prejudice.
3:13 And those are the words of a gentleman. From the first moment I met you, your arrogance and conceit, your selfish disdain for the feelings of others made me realize that you were the last man in the world I could ever be prevailed upon to marry.
I had to watch this movie over again at least 2 times just to capture all the subtleties of context and the intricate dialogue. So many complex emotions and motivations in this movie, yet it is all relatable by nearly everyone.
Lots of heat! The viewer is drawn in by both what are saying and (just as importantly) what they are doing in this scene. Sublimated passion... love it!
I love them so much, she rejected (and humbled) him so much that he saw the error of his ways, and he changes. He sends her the letter explaining everything that happened with Wickam, he pays for Kitty and Wickam’s wedding, and he brings Bingley back so Bingley can marry Jane.
I've watched 1995 BBC series also .It ran for more than 4 hours. But this 2 hours movie is a master piece . Every frame of every scene was carefully crafted. NO DOUBT, THIS IS A MASTER PIECE .
My all time favorite movie and scene. I just love how she humbled him and showed him that superiority is not just in fortune or class but that it is in one's conduct, heart, personality etc. However our world considers fortune first unfortunately
One of the most unforgettable scenes I’ve ever…seen. And I’ve seen a lot of movies 😂 The way he breaks and desperately says I love you gahhh what an amazing actor.
They are both fiercely loyal to their sisters. Lizzie sister called it at the first dance, "one of these days Lizzy, your gonna regret that mouth of yours." She definitely realized she went off the rails, but didn't have the humility to pull it back. Yet!
Did any one notice that at 0:59 when Darcy asked Lizzy was she laughing at him after his proposal? Laughter and Darcy's perception at laughter (if he believes it's directed at him) seems to get his attention. To wit: when Lizzy was at Netherfield to see about Jane, Darcy looked up from his desk when Lizzy suggested to Caroline that perhaps they should laugh at him for reason for not joining the women's walkabout of the parlor.
Yes! I love this point. It's shows his aversion towards being made a mockery of; perhaps his greatest fear. Whereas Elizabeth loves to laugh, make jokes. It was nicely highlighted in the movie
DARCY: Miss Elizabeth, I have struggled in vain and I can bear it no longer. These past months have been a torment. I came to Rosing’s with the single object of seeing you, I had to see you. I fought against my better judgment, my family’s expectation, the inferiority of your birth, my rank and circumstance, all these things and I am willing to put them aside and ask you to end my agony. LIZZIE: I don’t understand- DARCY: I love you… most ardently. Please do me the honor of accepting my hand. LIZZIE: Sir, I- I appreciate the struggle you have been through and I am very sorry to have caused you pain. Believe me, it was unconsciously done. DARCY: Is this your reply? LIZZIE: Yes sir. DARCY: Are you- are you laughing at me? LIZZIE: No. DARCY: Are you rejecting me? LIZZIE: I’m sure that the feelings which as you’ve told me have hindered your regard will help you in overcoming it. DARCY: Might I ask with why so little.. endeavor at civility I must re- LIZZIE: And I might as well enquire why with so evident a design of insulting me you chose to tell me that you like me against your better judgement? DARCY: No, believe me, I- LIZZIE: If I was uncivil, then that is some excuse, but I have other reasons, you know I have! DARCY: What reasons? LIZZIE: Did you think that anything might tempt me to accept the man who has ruined perhaps forever the happiness of a most beloved sister? Do you deny it, Mr. Darcy? That you separated a young couple who loved each other, exposing your friend to the center of the world for caprice and my sister to its derision for disappointed hopes? And involving them both in misery of the acutest kind? DARCY: I do not deny it. LIZZIE: How could you it? DARCY: Because I believed your sister indifferent to him. LIZZIE: Indifferent? DARCY: I watched them most carefully and realized his attachment was far deeper than hers. LIZZIE: That’s because she’s shy! DARCY: Bingley too was modest and was persuaded she didn’t feel strongly for him. LIZZIE: Because you suggested it. DARCY: I did it for his own good! LIZZIE: My sister hardly shows her true feelings to me! … I suppose you suspected his, his fortune had some bearing- DARCY: -No, I wouldn’t do your sister the dishonor, though it was suggested- LIZZIE: What was? DARCY: It was made perfectly clear that an advantageous marriage- LIZZIE: Did my sister give that impression? DARCY: No! No... No. There was however, I have to admit, the matter of your family- LIZZIE: A want of connection!? Mr. Bingley didn’t seem to vex himself about that. DARCY: No, it was more than that. LIZZIE: How so? DARCY: It was the lack of propriety shown by your mother, your three younger sisters, even on occasion your father! …. Forgive me. You and your sister I must exclude from this. LIZZIE: And what about Mr. Wickham? DARCY: Mr. Wickham? LIZZIE: What excuse can you give your- your behavior towards him? DARCY: You take an eager interest in that gentlemen’s concerns. LIZZIE: He’s told me of his misfortunes. DARCY: Oh yes, his misfortunes have been very great indeed. LIZZIE: You ruin his chances and yet you treat him with sarcasm? DARCY: So this is your opinion of me. Thank you for explaining so fully. Perhaps these offenses might’ve been overlooked had not your pride been hurt- LIZZIE: My pride!? DARCY: -by my honesty in admitting scruples about our relationship. Could you expect me to rejoice in the inferiority of your circumstances? LIZZIE: And those are the words of a gentleman? From the first moment I met you, your arrogance and conceit, your selfish disdain for the feelings of others made me realize that you were the last man in the world I could ever be prevailed upon to marry. ** AAAAAAAAAAHHHH** DARCY: Forgive me… Madame. For taking up so much of your time.
@@psalmthyme8192 My guess is that Charlotte Lucas Collins's family knew that Charlotte invited Lizzy as a her guest in her home. I believe that Charlotte's family, perhaps unwittingly, may have tipped off Mr. Darcy, who in turn, decided to visit his aunt and brought his cousin along as his wingman (modern-day jargon). From the movie, Charlotte seems more than a little interested in the interactions between Darcy and Lizzy, starting with the Netherfield Ball when she told Lizzy that she would find Darcy amiable when she danced with him. What did Lizzy do to Mr. Darcy after he paid Lizzy a visit at parsonage and left abruptly. I believe Charlotte told Darcy and that she and Reverend Collins would be absent the parsonage when Darcy showed up.
At 7:07 she looks like a person in shock to me. She realize she will never see him again and that makes her realize she loves him. She literaly broke up with her loved one during his marriage proposal.
@@lua_moura true, she was still conflicted about him. i think she was in shock but its because the heat of the moment was over and she fully realizes what just happened.
She's already in love with him here after she rejects him and she shows how much she wants to kiss him too when he leans on her, but she struggles not to. Esp after read his letter, it kinda ruins her prejudice about him, and regret
Fina, I disagree. Being attracted to someone is different from being in love, and while Darcy was already in love, Elizabeth was not. Especially not when from her perspective Darcy had insulted her and ruined the chance of happiness of the people she cared for.
@@msk-qp6fn She did hated him, but she unconcsiously 'in love' with him actually, yet it's just a little, not as strong feeling as Darcy. If it wasn't, then why she felt so depressed and regretful after she found out about Darcy's feeling for her?
This scene is HOT. There's such tension because deeper down they truly are attracted to each other. Could other actors have done a better job? In his casting, shooting, costume, set, getting nature to join in on the scenes and everything, Joe Wright made a masterpiece of adaptation from novel to film, and simply of film itself.
He continues his arrogance…I love you against stay my will, against my better judgment and the inferiority of your family….omgosh , for real Beel? She gave him his just desserts. This is my favorite part of the movie..they are so passionate here.
Her impression about him was stained early on by Wickham's lies. That's why she was not able to trust his good intentions. She also had every right to reprimend him for basing his opinion on Jane's feelings without knowing what they were, and drawing conclusions from other people's remarks. They were both delusional about many things at that point.
Well, she was actually turned off by him much earlier, in the very beginning, when he said "she was barely tolerable" when Bingley was trying to bring Darcy's attention to Liz. So she did have reasons to not like him
This scene is so intense yet so fucking funny. Like goddamn, Darcy, I know you're a bit emotional but just a tiny bit of reflection would have earned you perhaps a less heartbreaking rejection
That rejection was necessary for Darcy to respect Elizabeth for the rest of his life, and for Elizabeth to see his true feelings
Она упрекнула его про танцы - он на следующем балу пригласил её, она сказала что надо быть общительным - он с Гардинерами был любезен, он говорил что не прощает обиды - но помог Уикхему, также исправил другие ошибки, и все ради неё! Он победил себя!
For some reason humans learn more from adversity, it builds character -and good robust love muscles! 🦩❤️🦩
exactly
@samantha smith he openly insulted her family. He’s the one who disrespected her, she owed him nothing
@samantha smith yet she still didn’t owe anything to darcy. What, just because she’s broke she should fall at her knees to a man with money? He insulted her family by saying they lacked propriety. That is an insult. They were both prejudiced and prideful like the original comment stated but to say that she needed to respect him when the only thing she did wrong was believe he was at fault for mr Whickam is completely wrong🙄
"the worst she can say is no"
Her:
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Haha that is f-kin hilarious. So true.
Lmao brutal
😂😂😂 I’d have said yes
@@S_J_bananahe wouldn't respect you
One thing I love about this scene is the pauses. ... Even when they're fighting, they're both still listening and absorbing what the other is saying.
What have you explained, lord it's the crux of their relationship 👏
This is the first time they do it though! Their whole issue up till now is NOT listening
I do wanted to kiss him myself..😂❤
Po polsku
I hope a guy proposes to me in the rain! …without insulting my family first.
Your inferiority:
Lis: and that's the word of a gentleman!!🤣
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Same here
@@ryveralexander8511 🤣
In life, my only wish is to experience this movie again for the first time😭
Allow me to help you 🏏🏑🔨😱🩸🪑
Never seen it. Mayeb I should watch ?
I havent seen it🙂
I probably won't, so that i can brag about it🤭
I understand completely..
Me as well.
godddd the way he angles his head like he's going in for a kiss and literally sways toward her, and the way her mouth parts on one of those sways like she's just ready to be kissed........... the chemistry is literally off the 📈
Actually, Kiera said that they did, in fact, kiss in one of the takes, because the tension was so heavy, and it seemed the thing to do. But it didn't make it in the final cut, because they were supposed to be very upset with each other.
These actors' chemistry is SIZZLING I TELL YOU SIZZLING AAAAAAAHHHH 💘💘💘💘💘
@@msk-qp6fn yeah it's literally one of the hottest scenes ever filmed and literally nothing is even happening. 14/10
For me that bit was just a bit too much in view of what they had just said to each other. Broke the illusion by bringing in a body-language sledgehammer.
@@LieslIncorporated because what they said to each other was against what they actually felt towards one another. They were both too proud to admit that they both had wrong impressions of each other which led to misunderstandings (the novel was originally called 'First Impressions'). They lied, but their bodies didn't. That's my point of view.
i love how elizabeth was just like “well i appreciate the struggle, but”
"It was the lack of propriety showed by your mother, your three younger sisters, even on occasion your father..." *Loud Thunder Clap* to punctuate his offense! This is perfection in cinema! 😂❤️
I love this picture. The sound and the rain conveys the emotional turmoil that this dialogue requires. I could watch it thousands of times and never get bored!
@@lindajones4811 So funny that your reply came on the very day that I was watching more clips on this movie! I was on another YT channel where fans of the 1995 BBC version were panning this 2005 Version. Being a huge Austen fan myself, when I look at Austen's writing style she was extremely progressive. I do believe that she would have appreciated and enjoyed both versions while simultaneously having her own critical and satirical points to add. One should not be lauded over the other. They are both equally strong in their own merits. I agree 1000 percent the emotional turmoil both actors bring to this scene punctuates the repressed emotions they couldn't and wouldn't outwardly express in normal circumstances.
Yes!!😂
I was reading this when that came up😂
@@lo_ttie ❤🤣that's hilarious and serendipitous!
One of the great iconic performances in modern cinema history. This is what happens when two actors have good chemistry together. The energy between them bursts through the screen.
10000% true ✨
Wonderful scene ❤.....but I would have snogged him till no breathe left...😂😂😂😂
Darcy was not used to being humbled, especially by a woman. Her rejection and honesty is what made him fall harder than ever. She wasn't a people pleaser, which is what gained respect in his eyes. Loved that this was written in the 19th century. Fantastic book and movie.
Elizabeth: My sister hardly shows her true feelings to me.
Darcy:😶
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So accurate. But it also shows that Charlotte Lucas's advice to Jane was on point that she needed to show more affection. I mean for crying out loud Mr Bingley literally throws an entire ball for her and she can't just whisper "I like you" or "I hope you like me" to the guy! I mean you'd think after that much trouble poor Bingley would have had something to say in retort when Darcy and the sisters claimed Jane wasn't into him. If he could have literally said well "she told me she likes me" that would have been the end of it.
im pretty sure this dialogue was not in the proposal scene in the books. darcy tells lizzie about jane not being in love as much as bingley is in a letter, never to her face. so in his original proposal in the book he's more like "yuh i separated them, what about it" lmaoo
Mr darcy was shook
Elizabeth's sister is introvert then?
1:56 Darcy realised that there are other people like him who are not very open with their feelings.. 😂
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I understand so much better now! 'Tis why I read the comments. It's a for-choon of insight.
That broken "I love you"... Like he already knew he was about to be rejected 🥺🥺
To me, Matthew McFayden is the best Mr Darcy. His expressions, his pauses, his overall acting... Superb performance.
It was truly so nuanced it still blows me away. Unforgettable. And just beyond meltworthy 🥺
When he said that, I felt like it just rolled off his tongue almost like he’s been suppressing it for so long it just had to spontaneously express itself it wasn’t premeditated. but it still takes my breath away something about the way he says it. I think it’s just also the first time we see a stoic man finally break and access his vulnerability. That always slays me 🙄
@@sashek8451Took the words right out of my mouth! You can tell so much just by the way he says it
Truthhh hea the beat
Agreed
Lord, that moment where it appears that he’s going to kiss her but doesn’t is killing me. The setting with the rain just makes this so much better. One of my favorite movies.
Yes, it's just because storm with lightning and thunder is in advance full with energy, electricity and usually makes people excited - it makes kind of an internal tremor, causing the illusion of the same feeling as love. It's perfect dramaturgy, isn't it? 😊
@@bv3917 Definitely
The head tilt gets me everytime❤❤❤
This is the worst and most boring movie i have ever seen
@@loosecannon6142 Okay?
I literally fell in love with this movie, watched it 3 times in one week.
Io dell libro...
So did I !!!
@@guardabarrancosacuanjoche652 il libro è bellissimo
It is a very beautiful movie 🥰
I watched it 5 times in a day 💀
The moment Elizabeth asked “and what about Mr. Wikham? “ istg Mr. Darcy got triggered his expression says it ..This whole scene is so well written and performed ❤️
I could be on my deathbed and still request to watch this for the last time even though I’ve seen it a thousand times. I could never get tired of this movie.
Me too!
A thousand times yes!
Same!
Me too!
Fr, I'd request to watch both the 1995 ver and 2005 ver 😭
Their chemistry was fantastic.
I love how when he almost leans in for a kiss and pulls away that's when you feel as if the cold air hits the viewer watching as well. Like how they were all in each other's face and how it was an intimate moment despite their quarreling
This movie is perfect. It depicts how complicated it can be to realise you love someone. I’ve watched it so many times ❤
The way Elizabeth rejected Darcy's proposal was really adamant which really taught him a harsh lesson not to insult socially inferior people.
At 3:50 after Darcy has walked away and she's all confused like "wait do I kind of like him? what just happened?" is so perfect. Keira Knightley's expression is just so perfect for this character.
She is THE BEST ACTRESS for these kinds of movies. She is just soooo good at this
Couldn't disagree more. She was awkward and silly in this role.
Your crazy she was wonderful.
Oh she was totally crushing on him from the first time she saw him and was flirting with him and taunting, I think the betrayal with her sister and then his offensive comments broke her heart because she had also been hoping it was requited but when that happened she was like well damn now this is just great.. ugh, how can I ever forgive this trespass as much as I’d want to 😫 she had too much integrity to just be about the money or status etc
Their English is so complex and sofisticated even an extreme arguement sounds like pure art.
Elizabeth's face when he's insulting her family gets me every time 💀
Lizzy knew everything that Darcy said about her family was true (except the inferiority of her birth). She just did not realize that he could see it and then throw it in her face ---- during a marriage proposal.
grow up.
I mean, he wasn’t wrong about all the stuff he said about Lizzie’s mom and sisters
The huge thunderclap when he mentions her father too. Given how close she is to her father, that was a great audio cue that he went too far.
One of the best Jane Austen adaptations of all time. Deliciously poignant, no line or frame is wasted.
Certainly this adaptation is very good for the shorter time frame of a movie. That alone makes three watch factor a little bit higher than the 6-hour series.
It’s perfection, along with the BBC version of Emma! Also perfect!
Great description
A masterpiece of adaptation.
Oooo that chemistry though! When they both wanna kiss each other so bad but there’s so much anger! Damn!!!
But so much respect that he doesn't. that's part of what finally triggers her to think maybe he's not a complete a****** if he just misunderstood my sister's feelings, he may not be a bad person. he just had some bad information.
This scene never gets old, Especially between Kera and Matthew. I will come back to this scene whenever I need to see real Love in the world. Fantastic Chemistry deserved an Oscar. I wish it was a Series...
She told him off good and proper, then he fell harder and deeper that he expected ❤️
Who says I love you with "i fought against my better judgement"? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
He was having an internal conflict himself like most introverts would do.😂
Notice when Mr. Darcy gets closer he keeps looking at her lips while speaking 😍
Lizzy: made me realize that u were the last man i want to marry
Darcy : I'm heartbroken but thats hot
Clearly her head tilting up and mouth opening almost secured something
Best comment ever. I'm heartbroken but that's hot. I laughed so hard
The scenery and music in this version are just so perfect!
It's Stourhead a National Trust property. The gardens are so beautiful you can go right up to this folly looking down at the lake. I think it's called the Temple of Venus or Apollo, can't remember which. It's amazing to visit.
@@Lotsielots That's great to know! Beautiful scene!
keira is so damn pretty in this scene. like I'm still in awe after all these years
So is mathew, he looks handsome most in this scene
Joe Wright just needs to film all the Austen adaptations.
@@londonjkt5527 his blue eyes really stand out in this scene.
Kiera Knightley's dumbfounded face when Darcy said he looked past the "inferiority of her birth" was golden.
To be in a place like this must have been like heaven. You don't get an in depth view, but given the angle of the lake with the trees and the architecture, I imagine it's amazingly breathtaking. The fact it's raining makes it that much more so, let alone this fiery scene~ I hate getting suckered into romantic movies, but this is one scene I would absolutely love to be in myself even with all the drama.
I want travel there too. This scene was filmed at Stourhead Gardens. It was designed to look that way with the trees and the curves of the lake.
It's Stourhead Gardens. Check the weather forecast and make sure it's raining (it's England so that won't be hard lol) and go visit. It's open to the public.
AND those are the words of a gentleman? You go girl. She’s my favorite character of all time! ❤❤❤❤
3:29 That little "Please" gets me everytime. As if he's begging to let him kiss her and not walk away. The raw passion and want for his lips to finally touch hers. Ugh such a perfect scene.
I couldn't hear it. I saw him move his lips. His eyes.❤
Я не слышу этого,, пожалуйста,,
The way Elizabeth and Mr. Darcy wanted to kiss each other after their arguments, Feels like they want to kiss each other, but it doesn't feel right at that moment
Yes, it's like a makeup moment. Your no longer angry.
It's the sexual tension. Even when they've hurt each other they can't help it
It’s the sexual tension but also the fact it was considered improper for the time period.
The sexual tension..urgh.. goosebump
....there's a thin line between love & hate - this teeters on the precipice!
Each and every line is delivered (by these actors) like a sword fight among two experts who are evenly matched and respectful of one another................ because they LOVE each other deeply. Watch their eyes................... and how she waits for his kiss of reassurance! They love each other but must come to terms over this recent development.
I really wish there was another romance movie with these actors, the chemistry between them is fascinating
ABSOLUTELY YES!!!
The thunder between the pauses.. *chefs kiss*
They both were prideful and judgemental in their own ways, they are made for each other 😂😂❤❤❤❤
This scene was a masterpiece bringing out all the feelings that were suppressed, but deep down true love and attraction. Us human beings are a complicated species, our love, hate, desires, passions.... at the end of the day we all need love in our life to become whole!
Define love…
We have language and that complicates things 😂😂
Both had to overcome hurdles, set up by society but more significantly the ones inside their own hearts, in order to reach each other. A beautiful and masterful rendition of Beauty and the Beast archetypal energies. We are complicated indeed.
@@eebbeerrttpp Love: inexplicable.
The way he whispered “please” at 3:30 😭
It’s everything!
Because in that one moment he finally shows the passion of how much he really loves her and how much walking away right there hurts him. But he's going to respect her choices and that matters so much especially back then.
never noticed that till you mentioned it!
I never even noticed that! How did I miss that?!
Oh wow
my mood when I see some scenes of this masterpiece: 📈📈📈
I adore the 1995 Pride and Prejudice very much but I also think the 2005 has very beautiful cinematography and scores, and I think this version's Lizzie and Darcy's chemistry is subdued but STROOOOONG and I looooove it.
.....& this version doesn't need Darcy to get his trousers wet.
How is this scene where they are fighting like hell, is so romantic and has so much sexual tension?!!
The chemistry is undeniable..
I love the quick, spit-fire answers and questions between them.
I like this kind of fighting because they're not fighting because they hate each other or want to hurt each other, they fight because they feel a lot of passion for one another but both have very strong principles and expectations in life and in this moment those expectations are not meeting.. yet.
Because they're completely engaged in each other, completely coming clean, and everything internal that can fire is firing.
I love the way she says ‘how sir’
Beautiful acting, just perfect from both sides, the actors bring spirit and life to the story, numerous time you can watch the movie and every time you went into trance, the whole cast director producer particularly two of them are just brilliant no match
this whole movie is just PACKED with ONE GREAT scene after the next... I LOVE the one where she's standing by a bluff and her glorious dress is dancing in the wind... OR where she twirls herself around on a tree swing and we move to a different day... and of course when she and Darcy FINALLY meet in the marsh... I still cry like a baby during that one... might be my favorite movie of all time... top 5 for sure!
I, too, would run out in the rain after hearing dire news like this, and I, too, would dash the hopes of Mr. Darcy, only to regret it profusely later. It is what all good heroines do.
My biggest wish is to experience a love like this
@@paulaooook and horrible if unrequited.
To qualify for a great love, you have to become a great person. Like attracts like, quality-wise! Are you equal to your dream? It takes a lot of work! Best wishes to you.
Mine too!!
Back in 2005 i was14... and me and my bestie went to the cinema and this was my third time watching this movie. but her first time. we lived in a small town, and it was summer. there was only us and one old lady watching it. So it was a great day. just us. as we went out, to the street, it was sunshine and so quiet. and we walked along a cute street filled with flowers and just had peace in our hearts as we just LOVED everything this movie was. the feeling it gives you. The aesthetics, the music, the romance.... I have been in love with this story ever since and i remember that day with my best friend so clearly
So, who else has this entire exchange memorized?
What a fine and intricate playing… Is like a delicate fine lace… Beautiful beautiful beautiful work ..!!!!!!!
I’m obsessed with this movie! Watched it twice last week. 😍😍😍
I’ve watched this movie 3 times in a week😍
I can watch of thé movie every day! 😍🥰
I have watched this movie hundreds of time just for this moment.
I know this scene is dramatic, but I cackle every time I watch this scene. Like, did he really think she’d agree to marry him after making a backhanded comment about her family 🤣
When Darcy leans in to kiss her, he breathes "Please..." under his breath like he's begging for her...
Oh when they push each others buttons, chemistry in its entirety . Title says it all 😊 one of my fav ❤❤
The most endearing movie i've eve seen.i read the book, i love this version most. Cant describe how i love this
In the book she doesn't admit that she's in love with him yet. And his first proposal is a giant shock. People around her have been suggesting it but she refuses to believe it because of how much she doesn't like him. Both characters have Pride and Prejudice.
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@@angelwhispers2060 😂😂
I love her stern but respectful question "HOW SIR?"
3:13 And those are the words of a gentleman. From the first moment I met you, your arrogance and conceit, your selfish disdain for the feelings of others made me realize that you were the last man in the world I could ever be prevailed upon to marry.
Honestly when he said, “I love you, quite ardently he sold me.”
"Forgive me, madam, for taking up so much of your time"....
Ufff❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I had to watch this movie over again at least 2 times just to capture all the subtleties of context and the intricate dialogue. So many complex emotions and motivations in this movie, yet it is all relatable by nearly everyone.
Lots of heat! The viewer is drawn in by both what are saying and (just as importantly) what they are doing in this scene.
Sublimated passion... love it!
The real star of the show here was that perfectly timed crash of thunder 👏👏👏
I love them so much, she rejected (and humbled) him so much that he saw the error of his ways, and he changes. He sends her the letter explaining everything that happened with Wickam, he pays for Kitty and Wickam’s wedding, and he brings Bingley back so Bingley can marry Jane.
One of the best scenes in the Whole movie! This scene made me love the English language and countryside even more!
I've watched 1995 BBC series also .It ran for more than 4 hours.
But this 2 hours movie is a master piece . Every frame of every scene was carefully crafted. NO DOUBT, THIS IS A MASTER PIECE .
i like when hes talking about her family her face dosent change until he mentions her father
That moment, the moment when you really were not sure whether they were going to kiss, that moment is this scene.
God I thought he was the hottest damn thing when I first saw this as a kid. 🤣
and he is honestly
It makes Succession even funnier. A credit to MM who is clearly a great actor.
@@adambrown5894 indeed. He's a versatile actor
Because he is.
Uh…. He still is! 🤤
And this is how you screw up a proposal lol. Great job Darcy 👏👏
this is the ultimate jepardy of self respect and stunding up for yourself nomatter what, leading to justice. and...love.
My all time favorite movie and scene. I just love how she humbled him and showed him that superiority is not just in fortune or class but that it is in one's conduct, heart, personality etc. However our world considers fortune first unfortunately
One of the most unforgettable scenes I’ve ever…seen. And I’ve seen a lot of movies 😂 The way he breaks and desperately says I love you gahhh what an amazing actor.
They are both fiercely loyal to their sisters. Lizzie sister called it at the first dance, "one of these days Lizzy, your gonna regret that mouth of yours." She definitely realized she went off the rails, but didn't have the humility to pull it back. Yet!
There''s so much happening in this scene. Perfect blocking, editing and performances.
The dialogue in this scene is absolutely cinema excellence.
Did any one notice that at 0:59 when Darcy asked Lizzy was she laughing at him after his proposal? Laughter and Darcy's perception at laughter (if he believes it's directed at him) seems to get his attention. To wit: when Lizzy was at Netherfield to see about Jane, Darcy looked up from his desk when Lizzy suggested to Caroline that perhaps they should laugh at him for reason for not joining the women's walkabout of the parlor.
Yes! I love this point. It's shows his aversion towards being made a mockery of; perhaps his greatest fear. Whereas Elizabeth loves to laugh, make jokes. It was nicely highlighted in the movie
This is why I had to watch this movie numerous times to pick up on all the subtle context and decipher the intricate dialogue.
Excellent observation about that line.
I wonder if laughing meant a bit different
The camera movement and the music hit together 🫠
was hotttt they knew ehat they were doing 😩😩
I just watched it last night for the first time, and now I'm so obsessed!
Thank you very much Focus Features for making such a beautiful, BEAUTIFUL, SO BEAUTIFUL and inspiring love movie… from Curitiba.
DARCY: Miss Elizabeth, I have struggled in vain and I can bear it no longer. These past months have been a torment. I came to Rosing’s with the single object of seeing you, I had to see you. I fought against my better judgment, my family’s expectation, the inferiority of your birth, my rank and circumstance, all these things and I am willing to put them aside and ask you to end my agony.
LIZZIE: I don’t understand-
DARCY: I love you… most ardently. Please do me the honor of accepting my hand.
LIZZIE: Sir, I- I appreciate the struggle you have been through and I am very sorry to have caused you pain. Believe me, it was unconsciously done.
DARCY: Is this your reply?
LIZZIE: Yes sir.
DARCY: Are you- are you laughing at me?
LIZZIE: No.
DARCY: Are you rejecting me?
LIZZIE: I’m sure that the feelings which as you’ve told me have hindered your regard will help you in overcoming it.
DARCY: Might I ask with why so little.. endeavor at civility I must re-
LIZZIE: And I might as well enquire why with so evident a design of insulting me you chose to tell me that you like me against your better judgement?
DARCY: No, believe me, I-
LIZZIE: If I was uncivil, then that is some excuse, but I have other reasons, you know I have!
DARCY: What reasons?
LIZZIE: Did you think that anything might tempt me to accept the man who has ruined perhaps forever the happiness of a most beloved sister? Do you deny it, Mr. Darcy? That you separated a young couple who loved each other, exposing your friend to the center of the world for caprice and my sister to its derision for disappointed hopes? And involving them both in misery of the acutest kind?
DARCY: I do not deny it.
LIZZIE: How could you it?
DARCY: Because I believed your sister indifferent to him.
LIZZIE: Indifferent?
DARCY: I watched them most carefully and realized his attachment was far deeper than hers.
LIZZIE: That’s because she’s shy!
DARCY: Bingley too was modest and was persuaded she didn’t feel strongly for him.
LIZZIE: Because you suggested it.
DARCY: I did it for his own good!
LIZZIE: My sister hardly shows her true feelings to me!
…
I suppose you suspected his, his fortune had some bearing-
DARCY: -No, I wouldn’t do your sister the dishonor, though it was suggested-
LIZZIE: What was?
DARCY: It was made perfectly clear that an advantageous marriage-
LIZZIE: Did my sister give that impression?
DARCY: No! No... No. There was however, I have to admit, the matter of your family-
LIZZIE: A want of connection!? Mr. Bingley didn’t seem to vex himself about that.
DARCY: No, it was more than that.
LIZZIE: How so?
DARCY: It was the lack of propriety shown by your mother, your three younger sisters, even on occasion your father!
….
Forgive me. You and your sister I must exclude from this.
LIZZIE: And what about Mr. Wickham?
DARCY: Mr. Wickham?
LIZZIE: What excuse can you give your- your behavior towards him?
DARCY: You take an eager interest in that gentlemen’s concerns.
LIZZIE: He’s told me of his misfortunes.
DARCY: Oh yes, his misfortunes have been very great indeed.
LIZZIE: You ruin his chances and yet you treat him with sarcasm?
DARCY: So this is your opinion of me. Thank you for explaining so fully. Perhaps these offenses might’ve been overlooked had not your pride been hurt-
LIZZIE: My pride!?
DARCY: -by my honesty in admitting scruples about our relationship. Could you expect me to rejoice in the inferiority of your circumstances?
LIZZIE: And those are the words of a gentleman? From the first moment I met you, your arrogance and conceit, your selfish disdain for the feelings of others made me realize that you were the last man in the world I could ever be prevailed upon to marry.
** AAAAAAAAAAHHHH**
DARCY: Forgive me… Madame. For taking up so much of your time.
Thanks easy to understand
Do you know how darcy knew Elizabeth is at rosings?
@Psalm Thyme he actually asked or used his connections via his aunt to ask Elizabeth to visit Charlotte at rosings
@@psalmthyme8192 My guess is that Charlotte Lucas Collins's family knew that Charlotte invited Lizzy as a her guest in her home. I believe that Charlotte's family, perhaps unwittingly, may have tipped off Mr. Darcy, who in turn, decided to visit his aunt and brought his cousin along as his wingman (modern-day jargon).
From the movie, Charlotte seems more than a little interested in the interactions between Darcy and Lizzy, starting with the Netherfield Ball when she told Lizzy that she would find Darcy amiable when she danced with him. What did Lizzy do to Mr. Darcy after he paid Lizzy a visit at parsonage and left abruptly. I believe Charlotte told Darcy and that she and Reverend Collins would be absent the parsonage when Darcy showed up.
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At 7:07 she looks like a person in shock to me. She realize she will never see him again and that makes her realize she loves him. She literaly broke up with her loved one during his marriage proposal.
She wasn't in love with him yet
@@lua_moura true, she was still conflicted about him. i think she was in shock but its because the heat of the moment was over and she fully realizes what just happened.
She's already in love with him here after she rejects him and she shows how much she wants to kiss him too when he leans on her, but she struggles not to. Esp after read his letter, it kinda ruins her prejudice about him, and regret
Fina, I disagree. Being attracted to someone is different from being in love, and while Darcy was already in love, Elizabeth was not. Especially not when from her perspective Darcy had insulted her and ruined the chance of happiness of the people she cared for.
@@msk-qp6fn She did hated him, but she unconcsiously 'in love' with him actually, yet it's just a little, not as strong feeling as Darcy. If it wasn't, then why she felt so depressed and regretful after she found out about Darcy's feeling for her?
Best scene, in the rain. Elizabeth’s response is the best in any movie.
This scene is HOT.
There's such tension because deeper down they truly are attracted to each other.
Could other actors have done a better job?
In his casting, shooting, costume, set, getting nature to join in on the scenes and everything, Joe Wright made a masterpiece of adaptation from novel to film, and simply of film itself.
This isn't right. From my experience whenever a Jane Austen heroine gets caught in the rain there are always serious health consequences.
Hypochondriac. 🙄
Poor Marianne 😅
Poor Jane
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Hahaha! True! Then a trip to Bath they go!
The greatest cinematic masterpiece.
I simply love how they used thunder voices to show one of is hurt when the other one strikes.
This is my favorite movie! I can watch it on loop all day long
A two hour loop .. 😂😂😂 that's dedication!
He continues his arrogance…I love you against stay my will, against my better judgment and the inferiority of your family….omgosh , for real Beel? She gave him his just desserts. This is my favorite part of the movie..they are so passionate here.
NOTHING beats this version!
Her impression about him was stained early on by Wickham's lies. That's why she was not able to trust his good intentions. She also had every right to reprimend him for basing his opinion on Jane's feelings without knowing what they were, and drawing conclusions from other people's remarks. They were both delusional about many things at that point.
Well, she was actually turned off by him much earlier, in the very beginning, when he said "she was barely tolerable" when Bingley was trying to bring Darcy's attention to Liz. So she did have reasons to not like him
This scene is so intense yet so fucking funny. Like goddamn, Darcy, I know you're a bit emotional but just a tiny bit of reflection would have earned you perhaps a less heartbreaking rejection
Just finished re-reading P&P and what a lovely surprise on my UA-cam feed today
3:30 when he says please I die