I've seen this movie a million times (it's my favorite) but I'll never forget when we watched it in my English class during my sophomore year of high school. I made a comment about how they (Idgie and Ruth) were clearly in love with each other and the movie just wasn't ready to tell their love story. Yeah.. my entire class thought I was nuts 😅 but I stand by what I said
I watched it in my english class too 😍. I was in middle school and my teacher wanted us to watch this movie so bad. Thank god she did cause i fell in love with this masterpiece since then. btw yeah i was the only one who thought "wait, they're in love or what?" 😂
Does it really have to ne connected with sex to be meaningful? Like it's impossible to have deep devotion, loyalty and sense of being responsible to one a other WITHOUT it actually being connected to the bedroom. If that's the case, I must say that I am sorry but you never really understood what friendship is. Now, I know the novel does make it a lesbian romance and I have no problem with that, because all the art should portray our human experiences. But I also have no problem with movie stressing out friendship. There aren't many movies about friendship, and if there are it's mostly about kids.
I never watched it until my mother said she loved this movie since then I've watched it over and over. I love the part on the train where they threw the food to the people
@@sheilasavage9679 Isn’t that such a beautiful scene? That’s true love for your community. Train company was heavily insured and the owners of the shipment would be recompensated. But the unauthorized gifts remained in the bellies of those who needed it, and something about that simply feels more righteous. We have to prioritize Americans over other countries. Not ONE DOLLAR sent overseas until every American is lodged, has a full belly & a little put back. Faith, hope and love are some good things He gave us, but the greatest is Love.
I really like it that they didn't. Like it's impossible to have deep relationships with others without it being sexual in some way. That's not true. In fact, without the sex part people tend to have much longer, lifelong friendships.
@@stephenson19861 They definitely had sex, they just never showed it. Confirmed in the book and by the film director. They just thought the audiences couldn’t handle it … sad.
“Miss Ruth was a lady, and a lady always knows when to leave” - one of my favorite movie lines of all time - beautiful and perfect at that heartbreaking moment.
Grew up on this film. Never realised I was queer for so long and didn’t realise they were until after I came out. I always just thought they were friends haha
I have a very good friend, and we have this kind of friendship. Never any lesbian connotations. She has always been there for me like Idgie was to Ruth and I thank her. "She's my very best friend." ❤@birolersoz5564
@@ccan2day No one is saying there aren't deep platonic female friendships. Saying that this couple had a lesbian relationship does not mean there aren't similar platonic female relationships among best friends. These particular characters, as written by Fannie Flagg in the novel, were lovers and companions.
@@dianagreen5700 there are so many fucking books/movies that depict female friendships. So many. This is one of the few books (especially written during this time) that depicted a female relationship in a romantic manner. The movie truly did do a disservice to the book by not incorporating their beautiful relationship.
Diana Green the book is literally about their lesbian relationship. how many movies are there about female friends?! So many. There was a reason why they straight washed their relationship and it could have been revolutionary in portraying a lesbian relationship that wasn’t through the male gaze
i read that the actors and the author/screenwriter wanted to depict a lesbian relationship but the director chose not to. i didn’t read the book yet, but i really wish the movie had explicitly stated that they were lovers.
I'Ve gone there.. at the whistle stop Cafe. I ate fried green tomatoes and I've taken some pictures in the Ruth's house. I've heard the train... it was so beautiful stay in this place...a
@@sookibeulah9331 The Irondale Cafe, Irondale, AL. URL: irondalecafe.com/history Founder: Ms. Bess Fortenberry (on whom the movie character Idgie Threadgoode is based) who operated it from 1932 till the 1970s and then handed it to others. Her niece Fannie Flagg is the author of the book & script of 'Fried Green Tomatoes'.
@Kat Rogers Yes it is, correct. The book, 'Fried Green Tomatoes' is a novel (not a biography), based on real lives. The movie script is an adapted screenplay from the novel.
jamie and danni must be partially based on them, no? an outdoorsy woman and a schoolteacher falling in love? one traumatized by a previous relationship with a man, one willing to be by her side through it all.
I love this movie. I live in Ga. and I've ate at the Whistle Stop Cafe a couple of times. I haven't been in several years. I would love to go back someday. I like walking around in the small little town too. I still have a refrigerator magnet that is in the shape of a frying pan and it has some green tomatoes painted on it.
I think Idgie was in love with Ruth,but I'm not quite certain Ruth loved her in that way.Even as a child I remember thinking Idgie was gay and in love with her! Now I'm wondering if Ruth did feel the same,but it was so frowned upon in those days.
Their relationships are very sweet. When Ruth died, I want to cry with Idgie. PS: Ninny may be Idgie in the movie, but they are clearly different persons in the book.
Yeah that's the thing that was bothering me. I thought she was a caretaker of the house when Ruth got married. But it still doesn't feel right. She's definitely Idgie in the movie to me. People can say what they want :)
@@fiddlyphuk6414 Yes Theo, thank you. She say it at the beginning but for people who watched it once is confusing cause they don't remember that part 😂
I think they both had a lot of love for each other, Ruth’s opinion on men was destroyed after the countless beatings from her husband, while living in fear. Plus both Idgie and Ruth felt connected because they both loved Buddy, the both of them witnessed him die. Ruth clearly was in love with him, and Buddy was Idgies best friend and brother. You even see at the end where Ruth is buried, she’s buried right beside Buddy. I don’t know if there was fully a lesbian relationship, but I do think there was love and feelings because of what they had been through. They connected on a deeper level. Ruth tells Idgie even when she’s dying to find a man and settle down. Maybe there was something that happened behind closed doors, but that wasn’t the message they wanted to show clearly. They didn’t need too, we saw their friendship, their love and connection throughout the movie perfectly, I didn’t need to see them kiss or anything like that to prove anything to me.
in the book buddy and ruth never even met, ruth came into the scene about 3/4 years after buddy dies. the book makes it clear ruth was in love with idgy even before ruth got married, actually that realization made her leave the family house and go back to georgia to marry frank, because she felt guilty and thought it was wrong loving idgy, because she was like 5 or 6 years younger, and plus the obvious, she was a girl. i hope they could make a remake to truly show this love story as it was meant to be, however matching the magic of the 2 original actresses would be a challenge
Ruth didn't tell Idgie to find a man. She told her to "find someone." I think it's clear that they had a deep love for each other. How far they went is for the viewer to decide. What we can all agree on is that the relationship they had was just like that of other people who shared had a life together. They started a business, raised a child together, and did everything for each other. They were a family and no one can deny that. I mean, Ruth knew all along that she and Buddy Jr. were the ones keeping Idgie from settling down with "someone else." Idgie's response was that she was as settled as she had always hoped to be. Deep down they both knew that Idgie probably would have stayed alone had Ruth and Buddy Jr. not come into her life. Not because no one would have wanted her, but because Idgie herself would not have wanted it any other way. This is also made clear when Ruth asks her to find someone on her deathbed. She doesn't want Idgie to be alone. As I said, they are a family and how far their intimate relationship went is up to the viewer to decide.
I am in LOVE with the custom design in this movie, especially Idgie's😍. I like that the romance (which is obvious) is implied. I will be reading the book.
I love this movie so much you did such a great edit wonderful job!!! We will be heading to Juliette Georgia this summer I can't wait I've been waiting my whole life for this I'm 41 years old when I was a young kid I recorded it on my TV when it came on I recorded it with a VHS not many people know about that anymore 😂 I still got it somewhere it still has the weather bulletin and everything down in the corner haha which at the time I was like no you're ruining the movie 👀
My music teacher in middle school drove the train in this movie. He had all sorts of memorabilia from the set including the sign from their restaurant, and you know he played the movie for us. Good times
I’ve seen this a bajillion times. I always thought that Ninny was actually Idgie. Because we never see Idgie at the end and the “knowing” look Ninny and Evelyn give each other plus the jar of honey and letter on the head stone. I thought it was an “aha” moment and Evelyn understood that Ninny was actually Idgie. It was today as I was watching it I started googling parts of the movie that I learned Ninny was Idgie’s sister in law. Because I had formed this conclusion when I was 8 or something, I never questioned it.
Sister in law, married idgie's brother theo. And, actually, the very end of the movie there is a brief scene of an older woman & man selling honey n (produce? I think) in a roadside stand.... THAT was Idgie n one of her, many, brothers. (I recommend the book, as much as I love this movie, the book is so much better ☺️ & I just saw Fannie Flagg wrote a "sequel" (told by, now 83yr old, Buddy Jr., Ruth's son). I've enjoyed many of Fannie's books n cannot wait to get my hands on "the wonder boy of whistle stop"!! 🤗😉
Awww, this was a really great edit! You managed to really capture all of the milestones and sweet subtleties of the story and still keep it short enough to watch. We’re so lucky to have your work, us fans of the movie!! Seriously, you deserve it, I’d like to thank you sincerely.
Can someone who read a book and watched a movie share their Opinion about the question that has been torturing me? Why in the movie Buddy knows Ruth and they have romantic relationship, but in the book Buddy died much earlier before Ruth comes in their town?
One of my family members was in that movie he was the tallest one in the cheering scene of the kkk scene he did it everyday so he can get my mama and her family some food it was mashed potatoes and chicken a white cake and something else but my mama told me she remembers that clearly but I can't find that one scene of the cheering
Fun fact, in the book version Idgie and Ruth were also very obviously in love. But the director of the movie didn't want them to be gay, because he believed it wouldn't get as much traction. (I still see the love in the movie though. I think the actors pulled through.)
I think Ruth was bisexual, Idgie gay. It's clearer in the book. But aside from that, it's about the power of female friendship. They always had each other's back.
I get why so many think of this as a homosexual couple, but I really enjoyed seeing this type of non-romantic deep friendship in a story as a teenager. I found their love and commitment really inspiring in a way I didn't with romance stories. Sometimes, people make it sound like these stories of deep non-sexual relationships are poor homoromantic stories, but perhaps they could be rich friendship stories?
Yes, you are right in general... but this one was pretty homosexual 😂 The kitchen scene, ahem 😂 I was a teenager when I saw the movie and told right away "aha these two are lesbians" 😮 (literally just learned what lesbians are)
I've seen this movie a million times (it's my favorite) but I'll never forget when we watched it in my English class during my sophomore year of high school. I made a comment about how they (Idgie and Ruth) were clearly in love with each other and the movie just wasn't ready to tell their love story. Yeah.. my entire class thought I was nuts 😅 but I stand by what I said
That's why I love the book!
that’s a great way to put it. so glad to see so many other ppl who see this tragic gem for what it is
I see it, too. Took me a little bit to figure out, because I’m “a thick-headed sumbtch” lol.
I watched it in my english class too 😍. I was in middle school and my teacher wanted us to watch this movie so bad. Thank god she did cause i fell in love with this masterpiece since then.
btw yeah i was the only one who thought "wait, they're in love or what?" 😂
Does it really have to ne connected with sex to be meaningful? Like it's impossible to have deep devotion, loyalty and sense of being responsible to one a other WITHOUT it actually being connected to the bedroom. If that's the case, I must say that I am sorry but you never really understood what friendship is.
Now, I know the novel does make it a lesbian romance and I have no problem with that, because all the art should portray our human experiences. But I also have no problem with movie stressing out friendship. There aren't many movies about friendship, and if there are it's mostly about kids.
This is perfection. For all the laughs it gives us, Fried Green Tomatoes is still a love story.
I never watched it until my mother said she loved this movie since then I've watched it over and over. I love the part on the train where they threw the food to the people
@@sheilasavage9679 That’s one of me favourite parts too.
@@sheilasavage9679 Isn’t that such a beautiful scene? That’s true love for your community. Train company was heavily insured and the owners of the shipment would be recompensated. But the unauthorized gifts remained in the bellies of those who needed it, and something about that simply feels more righteous. We have to prioritize Americans over other countries. Not ONE DOLLAR sent overseas until every American is lodged, has a full belly & a little put back. Faith, hope and love are some good things He gave us, but the greatest is Love.
there is something so tender about the fact that they didnt kiss. and yet so sad.
In my mind I always imagined that they did kiss, but a good movie never kisses and tells!
I really like it that they didn't. Like it's impossible to have deep relationships with others without it being sexual in some way. That's not true. In fact, without the sex part people tend to have much longer, lifelong friendships.
I can see the validity in both forms of the story. I enjoy the energy around it all. The laughter, and bond.
@@stephenson19861 They have sex in the book.
@@stephenson19861 They definitely had sex, they just never showed it. Confirmed in the book and by the film director. They just thought the audiences couldn’t handle it … sad.
“Miss Ruth was a lady, and a lady always knows when to leave” - one of my favorite movie lines of all time - beautiful and perfect at that heartbreaking moment.
yes
This is the edit we never knew we needed
Grew up on this film. Never realised I was queer for so long and didn’t realise they were until after I came out. I always just thought they were friends haha
I was here to write this same exact comment
I'll put a baby in you if you like?
me too omg, i used to say i wanted a beautiful friendship just like theirs... welll....
They Were Not Queer
@@danglicous *laughs in lesbian *
In the book Ruth and idgy are lesbian lovers. the movie dances around it but leaves it out
Hayır onlar çok iyi arkadaş ve dostlar.Lezbiyenliğe dair hiç bir mesaj yada gönderim yok filmde.Ben hiç algılayamadım.
I have a very good friend, and we have this kind of friendship. Never any lesbian connotations. She has always been there for me like Idgie was to Ruth and I thank her. "She's my very best friend." ❤@birolersoz5564
@@ccan2day No one is saying there aren't deep platonic female friendships. Saying that this couple had a lesbian relationship does not mean there aren't similar platonic female relationships among best friends. These particular characters, as written by Fannie Flagg in the novel, were lovers and companions.
The movie was good but did a disservice to relationship they had in the book.
Can’t two women be friends without being lesbians? I know the book has it that way, but the movie wasn’t ready or never will be ready for it!
@@dianagreen5700 we need more books like that
@@dianagreen5700 there are so many fucking books/movies that depict female friendships. So many. This is one of the few books (especially written during this time) that depicted a female relationship in a romantic manner. The movie truly did do a disservice to the book by not incorporating their beautiful relationship.
Diana Green the book is literally about their lesbian relationship. how many movies are there about female friends?! So many. There was a reason why they straight washed their relationship and it could have been revolutionary in portraying a lesbian relationship that wasn’t through the male gaze
i read that the actors and the author/screenwriter wanted to depict a lesbian relationship but the director chose not to. i didn’t read the book yet, but i really wish the movie had explicitly stated that they were lovers.
They're: married
I'Ve gone there.. at the whistle stop Cafe. I ate fried green tomatoes and I've taken some pictures in the Ruth's house. I've heard the train... it was so beautiful stay in this place...a
Is it a real place? If so where is it?
@@sookibeulah9331 The Irondale Cafe, Irondale, AL. URL: irondalecafe.com/history
Founder: Ms. Bess Fortenberry (on whom the movie character Idgie Threadgoode is based) who operated it from 1932 till the 1970s and then handed it to others. Her niece Fannie Flagg is the author of the book & script of 'Fried Green Tomatoes'.
@Kat Rogers Yes it is, correct. The book, 'Fried Green Tomatoes' is a novel (not a biography), based on real lives. The movie script is an adapted screenplay from the novel.
You're so lucky!
greatest cast in a movie ever made. every single person in that movie was perfect.
Idgie was my first girl crush. I realise it now, only finally figuring out I’m gay at 39. I adored her
Are u gay or a tomboy who hasn’t found a the right man yet?
It's unbelievable how a story so full of tragedies, dramas, wrongs and... unusual barbecues could make feel so happy , satisfied and life-lover!
I think I cried harder at this edit than I did in the actual movie. Wow. So much love for this.
I’m tearing up too, this is a very sweet movie.
I don't know why, but they remind me of Jamie and Danni from Bly manor.
I can dig it, true loves and all that! I love the book because it has even more evidence to the overwhelming fact they were soulmates and lovers.
jamie and danni must be partially based on them, no? an outdoorsy woman and a schoolteacher falling in love? one traumatized by a previous relationship with a man, one willing to be by her side through it all.
So much said without saying a word! They loved each other. Love is love
Oooo I had to stop on..."because she's the best friend I ever had, and I lover her" because I can't bear to watch it any farther.💔
i wonder how many people in my english class thought they were “best friends”🤔🤔🤔🤔
The whole “lesbian subplot” went right over my head as a 13 year old, back in the day.
I just cheered when we find out what happened to Frank. 🤣
Wow, they really loved each other. I know the book goes into more detail of their relationship, I need to read it!
It’s so good 😭, I just finished the book.
Oh yes such a great read
Just discovered that Fannie Flagg has written a "sequel" (told by the now 83yr old, Buddy Jr - Ruth's son).
called -- "The Wonder Boy of Whistle Stop"
@@shawiegand3183 I really enjoyed the sequel
It's not love.
I love this movie. I live in Ga. and I've ate at the Whistle Stop Cafe a couple of times. I haven't been in several years. I would love to go back someday. I like walking around in the small little town too. I still have a refrigerator magnet that is in the shape of a frying pan and it has some green tomatoes painted on it.
The whistle stop cafe is a real place? How did I never know this?
@@harmonylewis4700 juliet, GA. 15 mins from the interstate.
Does it have that dangerous railroad?
i now realize they were in love
I think Idgie was in love with Ruth,but I'm not quite certain Ruth loved her in that way.Even as a child I remember thinking Idgie was gay and in love with her! Now I'm wondering if Ruth did feel the same,but it was so frowned upon in those days.
History hates lovers
@@LynnTanner-ls9kx she was scared. They weren't safe.
@@amandasunshine2 Yah I agree
Their relationships are very sweet.
When Ruth died, I want to cry with Idgie.
PS: Ninny may be Idgie in the movie, but they are clearly different persons in the book.
No . . Ninny is not Idgie in the movie.
She's her sister in law, Ninny married one of Idgie's brothers, she say it at the beginning to Evelyn when they meet.
Yeah that's the thing that was bothering me. I thought she was a caretaker of the house when Ruth got married. But it still doesn't feel right. She's definitely Idgie in the movie to me. People can say what they want :)
@@Letyparatore Theo
@@fiddlyphuk6414 Yes Theo, thank you. She say it at the beginning but for people who watched it once is confusing cause they don't remember that part 😂
Read the book, it gives so many details on the characters. However the movie Doesn't portray Imogen and Ruths relationship like the book! Read it!
I absolutely enjoyed the book I read it a few years ago and yes the movie doesn't portray their relationship the same way
best movie ever made!!
Jessica Tandy was a phenomenal actress
One of the best movies ever. Loved the entire cast. Spellbinding to watch. Still love it.
One of my favorite if not my FAVORITE all time movie!
They loved each other. Many undercurrents at the time, but there was love there.
I think they both had a lot of love for each other, Ruth’s opinion on men was destroyed after the countless beatings from her husband, while living in fear. Plus both Idgie and Ruth felt connected because they both loved Buddy, the both of them witnessed him die.
Ruth clearly was in love with him, and Buddy was Idgies best friend and brother. You even see at the end where Ruth is buried, she’s buried right beside Buddy.
I don’t know if there was fully a lesbian relationship, but I do think there was love and feelings because of what they had been through. They connected on a deeper level. Ruth tells Idgie even when she’s dying to find a man and settle down.
Maybe there was something that happened behind closed doors, but that wasn’t the message they wanted to show clearly. They didn’t need too, we saw their friendship, their love and connection throughout the movie perfectly, I didn’t need to see them kiss or anything like that to prove anything to me.
in the book buddy and ruth never even met, ruth came into the scene about 3/4 years after buddy dies. the book makes it clear ruth was in love with idgy even before ruth got married, actually that realization made her leave the family house and go back to georgia to marry frank, because she felt guilty and thought it was wrong loving idgy, because she was like 5 or 6 years younger, and plus the obvious, she was a girl. i hope they could make a remake to truly show this love story as it was meant to be, however matching the magic of the 2 original actresses would be a challenge
Ruth didn't tell Idgie to find a man. She told her to "find someone."
I think it's clear that they had a deep love for each other. How far they went is for the viewer to decide.
What we can all agree on is that the relationship they had was just like that of other people who shared had a life together.
They started a business, raised a child together, and did everything for each other. They were a family and no one can deny that.
I mean, Ruth knew all along that she and Buddy Jr. were the ones keeping Idgie from settling down with "someone else."
Idgie's response was that she was as settled as she had always hoped to be.
Deep down they both knew that Idgie probably would have stayed alone had Ruth and Buddy Jr. not come into her life.
Not because no one would have wanted her, but because Idgie herself would not have wanted it any other way.
This is also made clear when Ruth asks her to find someone on her deathbed. She doesn't want Idgie to be alone.
As I said, they are a family and how far their intimate relationship went is up to the viewer to decide.
Olayda hiç bir şekilde cinsel çekim olmada bizlerde bunu hissetmedik.Hissettiğimiz çok güçlü dostluk ve arkadaşlık duygularıydı.
I'm autistic and even my 13 year old ass recognized the sapphic love between these two. If only they'd been born a few decades later.
I am in LOVE with the custom design in this movie, especially Idgie's😍.
I like that the romance (which is obvious) is implied. I will be reading the book.
When I was younger and watched the movie I always thought the old woman in the retirement home was idgie...
In the book she wasn't; they changed it in the movie, and she was.
You can truly love someone without wanting to sleep with them. This culture is so branwashed!
Love this movie! Still one of my all time favorites. Great story, with great actors. Made me laugh, cry and get angry at the mean characters, lol 😍
Love this movie. Idgie and I have something in common. My best friend is also named Ruth, and I love her.
This was one of Jessica Tandy's last movies ❤ such a good film
I love this movie so much you did such a great edit wonderful job!!! We will be heading to Juliette Georgia this summer I can't wait I've been waiting my whole life for this I'm 41 years old when I was a young kid I recorded it on my TV when it came on I recorded it with a VHS not many people know about that anymore 😂 I still got it somewhere it still has the weather bulletin and everything down in the corner haha which at the time I was like no you're ruining the movie 👀
brb sobbing
My music teacher in middle school drove the train in this movie. He had all sorts of memorabilia from the set including the sign from their restaurant, and you know he played the movie for us. Good times
This movie made me love that verse from the Book of Ruth. Absolutely beautiful ❤️
It’s funny how people couldn’t see they were in love? That’s clear as day 💀
sHUT up I'm crying-
LOVE THIS MOVIE. please turn down the background music
Love the way this was filmed. Timeless.
Under 100 subs yet uploading soul lifting, that's a good sign young one. =)
one of my fav couples
Towanda...........
I’ve seen this a bajillion times. I always thought that Ninny was actually Idgie. Because we never see Idgie at the end and the “knowing” look Ninny and Evelyn give each other plus the jar of honey and letter on the head stone. I thought it was an “aha” moment and Evelyn understood that Ninny was actually Idgie. It was today as I was watching it I started googling parts of the movie that I learned Ninny was Idgie’s sister in law. Because I had formed this conclusion when I was 8 or something, I never questioned it.
In the book Ninny is her sister.
Sister in law, married idgie's brother theo.
And, actually, the very end of the movie there is a brief scene of an older woman & man selling honey n (produce? I think) in a roadside stand....
THAT was Idgie n one of her, many, brothers.
(I recommend the book, as much as I love this movie, the book is so much better ☺️ & I just saw Fannie Flagg wrote a "sequel" (told by, now 83yr old, Buddy Jr., Ruth's son). I've enjoyed many of Fannie's books n cannot wait to get my hands on "the wonder boy of whistle stop"!! 🤗😉
should of ended this video with evelyn finding the love note from idgie on ruths grave
In the book old crone Idgie sold produce from a roadside stand.
Awww, this was a really great edit! You managed to really capture all of the milestones and sweet subtleties of the story and still keep it short enough to watch. We’re so lucky to have your work, us fans of the movie!! Seriously, you deserve it, I’d like to thank you sincerely.
Can someone who read a book and watched a movie share their Opinion about the question that has been torturing me? Why in the movie Buddy knows Ruth and they have romantic relationship, but in the book Buddy died much earlier before Ruth comes in their town?
I thought they were just great friends - gay friends - but still great friends.
SECRETS IN THE SAUCE!!!!
The book was written by Fannie Flagg. She was hilarious
Thank you. Amazing music and editing.
they were in love and I won’t hear any arguments
Were they lesbians
LK EDITS yes
In the books yes but in the movie no
@@blacksheep9834 in the movie as well. It was just never explicit.
Ruth told igie it's going to be ok and she told her in spirit I'm a lady and it's time for me to leave igie I will be with you always and I love you
One of my family members was in that movie he was the tallest one in the cheering scene of the kkk scene he did it everyday so he can get my mama and her family some food it was mashed potatoes and chicken a white cake and something else but my mama told me she remembers that clearly but I can't find that one scene of the cheering
Great movie.
Great story.
Great BBQ.
Small role in there for the great Cicely Tyson.
The book is AMAZING
Had me in tears....
Una de las historias más preciosas sobre el amor y la amistad. Río y lloro cada vez que la veo.
Music is wY too loud!
What song is this? It’s so pretty
Mükkemmel bir film.İzlemeyen kesinlikle izlemeli..
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹👍🇸🇪
This movie is worth crying for;)
Queria ver esse filme dublado em português completo, ja vi uma vez no you tube mas não consigo encontrar
A mother an daughter Saturday outing. We just shopped ate an was enjoying life like a mother an daughter do to make lasting memories.. ♥ to 💕
Muito bom este filme, meu favorito... I from Brazil!
I get this mixed up with Steel Magnolias. I kept waiting for Julia Roberts to show up 🤣🤣
This is so beautiful made 🤍🤍 Thank you.
One of my favorite movies .
everyone in this movie was amazing
If only god could take me early like Ruth. I will always love my Idgie.
❤❤❤
Great mashup of a great screen relationship.
Does anybody know what song big George sings while cutting wood at the hog boil
My favorite movie of all time!!!
Fun fact, in the book version Idgie and Ruth were also very obviously in love. But the director of the movie didn't want them to be gay, because he believed it wouldn't get as much traction. (I still see the love in the movie though. I think the actors pulled through.)
Ms. Flagg. A great author and actress. Kennesaw.😅🎉🎉🎉 WGNJMNFAS
This a perfect video to watch while AT the whistle stop waiting for food lol
Great footage of all those sea creatures ❤
This movie is perfection. So many emotionals and great casting
I love this movie and love the book.
What was Ruth’s cause of death
This is beautiful♡♡♡♡
Thank for making this edit, which is all I remember from the film! I loved it when it came out!!
Same person
I thought Idgie was gay but not Ruth but it doesn’t matter. Great movie
I think Ruth was bisexual, Idgie gay. It's clearer in the book. But aside from that, it's about the power of female friendship. They always had each other's back.
A great movie ♥
You got to be from the South to know, understand, and relate to this film
Beautiful
Great movie, really enjoyed it
Love of best Friends, that's all
I get why so many think of this as a homosexual couple, but I really enjoyed seeing this type of non-romantic deep friendship in a story as a teenager. I found their love and commitment really inspiring in a way I didn't with romance stories. Sometimes, people make it sound like these stories of deep non-sexual relationships are poor homoromantic stories, but perhaps they could be rich friendship stories?
Yes, you are right in general... but this one was pretty homosexual 😂 The kitchen scene, ahem 😂 I was a teenager when I saw the movie and told right away "aha these two are lesbians" 😮 (literally just learned what lesbians are)
Thank You
Bellissimo film❤
Già ❤
Best Movie I Ever Watched 100% lovely❤️
This movie. This movie and beaches. My goodness