I love how you can hear their relationship change in how they speak. If you know Regency language, you can hear how it becomes more intimate. It's done so beautifully.
@@dwrae62 You can hear it best in their tone. Regency language is formal anyway, just in word choice, but take the first conversation about dancing and how their tones are controlled, calm, and respectful. And then juxtapose it to when she gets caught in his house and he follows her outside. They kind of float between both. "I'm in Devonshire with my aunt and uncle." "Are you having a pleasant trip?" and then "I'm so sorry to intrude...." and so on. They're getting more comfortable with each other and they have a relationship that hasn't actually been identified yet. And then the final scene in the field. They're completely at ease with each other, "peak intimacy" if you will. The formality is pretty much gone, they still respect each other but they speak as best friends, as lovers. They've silently acknowledged their connection and then they acknowledge it aloud. It's so interesting to watch!
@@merrygray2791indeed, very interesting and my favourite film.... I never get tired of it❤... Thanks for the explanation about language and thf examples!
Eh not really, don't forget that we are not reading about or looking at regular people, these are members of really the affluent landed gentry , the only thing distingushing them from the aristocracy is the lack of a title. Other than that I agree :)
In fact, refined vocabulary is the refined speech of Jane Austen and screenwriters. Most people of those times expressed themselves like most modern people - sparingly, boringly, chaotically, sometimes absurdly like Collins, Bingley, Mrs. Bennet, Mr. Bennet, Lydia, Kitty, Mary, Lady Catherine and others, which offends the ears of adequate people. When I look at Bingley or anyone else who can't put three words together in one sentence, I feel sad and lonely. Because people have not changed, men for the most part remain mediocre.
I agree. That manner of expression was probably used with those whom were educated. However, it doesn't mean that nowadays one cannot begin to practice that manner today. I for one would welcome conversation with life in it vs what is used nowadays. Just saying. 😊 Paz be with us all 🙏. "Isa"
The end scene when he is walking toward her in the field with that beautiful music is the most romantic scene of all movies! “I would have to tell you, you have bewitched me body and soul. I love, I love, I love you. I never wish to be parted from you from this day on.” Mr Darcy to Elizabeth
Hay una teleserie turca "Kiralik Ask" en la cual el protagonista ama este libro. Se hacen muchas alusiones a ella, también está el tópico de el orgullo y prejuicio. Diría que hay una intertextualidad. Muy linda esa serie turca también.
Just watched this version again last night for the 100th time. It never gets old. For me, Matthew Macfadyen is the only Mr. Darcy. He was so extremely handsome in the movie.
"I thought you were in London." "No, no I'm not." I find this hilarious. Despite his eloquence in the gazebo scene, this is all Mr. Darcy can manage at this point.
He clearly rehearsed it for the gazebo scene after the first failed attempt at proposal at Collin’s house. When he needs to speak unprepared, he’s tongue tied and very awkward.
The way that thunder rolls as they each lash out harsh words at each other in that scene where he professes his love and tries to ask her to marry him. Such a great scene ❤
He insults her mother, father and younger sisters. Told her she was beneath him, a lower class. She did well to forgive him for the insults, maybe she knew what he said was true.
@@Dustandfuzz we all know our own flaws (well self aware people do anyway) and we all know the faults of our family members but we love them anyway. I think she was insulted (rightfully so) about his observations of her family and his callous behavior towards them and her. He lacked the full understanding and story, and made many of his decisions off the cuff pompously. She was also not shy to hold that observation back from him either and I believe that really was a catalyst for change in each of them. Later he realized how gravely mistaken he was about so many things, as was she after meeting his aunt and sees how prejudiced she is too, and he was still smitten with and bewitched by her that he now could overlook her and her family’s faults and love them all too.
Jane Austen created one of the most perfect romantic couples of the universal literature. Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy and the movie portrayed them perfectly.
In many literature discussions it is agreed that Jane Austen indeed wrote the ultimate romantic plot: girl and boy meet, there is instant connection, however this is misinterpreted in some way or another which leads to mutual negative regard, circumstances will not let them avoid each other so they get to know each other better, and find out they are a perfect match (and live happily ever after😉).
The progression of Darcy's attraction from the time he laid eyes on lizzy to the time he is totally and undeniably bewitched by her is so satisfying to watch over and over. His resistance to fall for her and lizzy's biting remarks to put him in his place both contributed to the interplay of emotions leading to mutual desire. Once invested to win lizzy, Darcy immediately rectified his "reputation and good standing" in lizzy's perception thus Darcy assisted in Lydia's maariage to wickham and Bingley's proposal to Jane. These were not missed by Lizzy's keen eye and assessment. From the moment Darcy first proposed to her, Lizzy became aware of every detail Darcy does. She even saw clearly how Darcy felt when she visited Pemberly with her aunt and uncle. The early morning scene right after Lady Catherine De Bourgh called on Lizzy, both were not able to sleep. I wish they have also officially added in the US version epilogue - the scene after marriage and they were in pemberly. Darcy was calling her Mrs. Darcy and lizzy told him to call her that only when he is “completely, perfectly, and incandescently happy.” Which he then proceeds to call her repeatedly so whilst kissing parts of her face. Actually, I liked goddess divine on regular days lol.
Yes indeed... Loved this movie!! .Must have watched it over 20 times through the years: Great chemistry between the 2 leads.... Keira has done several period piece movies..... Loved the ending...
I love how during the dance, the other dancers all disappear until it appears they are alone in the ballroom, indicating how complete their focus is on each other. And when the music stops, all of a sudden all the others are back.
Very perceptive. I noticed that the first time I saw the movie. Though I’ve never seen anyone comment on it before. It’s a very poignant moment in the movie.
Yes, she gives him stern and cold look while saying godbye before entering the carriage and then is shocked when he helps her enter. He was already so in love with her.
The understated love and desire... Expressed in the smallest of looks and intonation.. The language and the whole book... The chemistry... The incredible actors... This is the ultimate version and I will love it forever ♡
I have read this book multiple times a year since I was a teenager. I have never seen a version where Mr. Darcy looks like he does in my imagination. But after watching this version a few times Matthew Macfadyen really grew on me. Now he is the Mr. Darcy I see when I do my yearly re-reads.
@@MsS-JColin Firth was super attractive in that role. I think Matthew MacFadyen played the part better, but maybe that is really due to the differences in the direction and tone of the 2005 version
If I'm stranded on an island and can only bring one movie it would be this. God I love this movie. I love the cinematography, the set design. I love the costumes and score. Those two were born to play those roles. Absolute perfection.
That's so like my experience of this movie. Firstly how awful that you lost your son. 🎉 sincere condolences. My mother died in 2006. For about a year I was an autonomon. I could go to work then go home and lie on my bed. The only thing I could watch was this movie. It brought me peace as I love the book so much
So sorry for your loss. My oldest son passed away six years ago as well. A recent remark I read from Denzel Washington gives me comfort. A mother is a son’s first true love. That son is a mother’s last true love. 💔still broken.
I love Matthew Macfadyen's Mr. Darcy. He totally gorgeous and sophisticated for the brooding Aristocrat. I just love the moment when he sees the lovely Lizzy for the first time. He's totally vulnerable to her charms.
Remember the 🖼 portrait of a woman in the sitting room where they gathered as he was writing. It was an image like her that was already in his heart. She looked like the woman of his dreams.
every character in this movie was just amazing! charlotte, caroline bingley, lady catherine de bourgh even her daughter! that first cousin guy was hilarious! this is just one of the best movies ever made, definitely top 5
I remember watching this movie when I was 7 or 8 and understand nothing but feeling amazed. Now I'm 24 and I can't stop searching for details inside the movie, and of course, I know most of the dialogue. This movie never gets old I can rewatch it and rewatch it many times and it will always feel like a new movie.
I love the way Darcy spreads his fingers after having touched Lizzies bare hand with his own bare hand. Considering that at the time people usually wore gloves this was a very intimate moment. Keiras look when she realizes what just happend and him spread / stretching his fingers suggests to me that they both felt something (a spark?) that moment.
Back then dancing was the ONLY way people could touch in public that was considered acceptable OR helping a lady into or out of a carriage outside of marriage....he HAD to find a way to touch her to bridge that gap and after he did he felt that electricity 😍 It's one of my favorite scenes!
This was a movie that I would think I would not ordinarily like but I read some of the comments before I watched the movie and I gave it a shot and I thought this was a great movie; it has to be one of the best movies I've ever seen. The acting and scenery or cinemaphotography was unbelievable. By the way, I am a 59 year old man who grew up in Boston and I've worked in construction my whole life.
@@palomorex7017 I also watched Sense and Sensibility and that was good as well. I'm no longer 59 though; I turned 60 years old today so I'm officially an old fogy.
There is no comparison to past versions. The soundtrack and beautiful cinematography put this one in a category far beyond, not to mention how every actor nails their character. Other versions are cold and stale in comparison. They dont have the passion or the chemistry. They're too wordy. That's great for a book, but a movie has the advantage of sight, you don't need as much. They took a great book and turned it into the perfect experience for the senses. You can't help truly falling in love along with Lizzy and Mr. Darcy. I agree, it is my all-time favorite movie!
Perfectly said. This is exactly how I feel. I know that many prefer version with Colin Firth, but that version has not nearly the chemistry and passion thath this one has.
This is the best movie version between all of them and my favourite movie of all time. The scenery and music is so beautifully done. The actors also seem to have a spark which the others in my opinion don’t share.
Other than that amazing walk in the meadow, my fave scene is always when they’re talking with the sister and lowkey flirting and the sister smiles up at the brother like “YUP I SAW THAT BROTHER!!” 😂😂😂 Love this adaption! The series is my fave but this is such a comfort movie!
Haha yes I love the scenes with Georgiana. It’s like the only time his guard is down like that and he’s so at ease and so obviously in love. And of course his sister can tell. It’s just adorable. They’re both so hopeful and so attracted to each other. It’s the first time it’s mutual and they’re actually on the same page understanding each other after the proposal disaster. It’s also kind of the first time they’re on an equal footing? Darcy meets her family from the start. He’s seen her home, he KNOWS her, which is why he fell in love with her. But she’d never had the same insight into him. She’d never met his family or seen his home, she hadn’t seen him with his guard down like that. Even when he proposed to her the first time, he kept her at a distance. But at Pemberley it’s almost like they can start from scratch and do things properly.
For me, the greatest part of my adoration of this particular rendition of the story springs from the deep feeling the two spoke to each other with their eyes. Both actors have extremely expressive eyes and I have wondered if that is one of the many reasons they were chosen for these roles. I do adore Colin Firth as an actor, but, this version is my personal favourite.
When he said, "you must know. Surely, you must know it was all for you," was the moment my heart just melted after such prolonged tension I felt while watching their relationship evolve ❤❤❤
@harrisonjoe8579 Great.. Seasons greetings to you as well. Yes, I love this movie though it's different from the book. Still love love everything and enjoy going back to watch it.
@@LRyan-li9wr i disagree. There is tension with both of them for the majority of the movie. The ending was entirely romantic as well as beautiful. They have quite a connection but various things arise to make the build up better.
I was so mad at myself today, I am 25 and still hadn't watched Pride and Prejudice even though I always downloaded it never watched it. But I watched it today and I'd say this has become one of my favourite movies. I hate cheesy lines and unreal confidence in a man, this was so pure and real. I dont have enough words to express myself I am not that good at it too. Also like Mr Darcy I am unable to engage in a communication with people i dont know. I am a social person but at the same time i just want to be with my closest friends and family members and most of the times alone. Also he's lucky to have find the perfect women for himself.
This the best love story of all times...I watch this movie when I'm sad, happy, out of love, In love ...this movie Soo beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️ No words nothing can compare..my Second is Somewhere in time ❤❤❤
Darcy here is a nervous puppy. Colin Firth's was a little more serious and severe. I'm not sure which Darcy I like better. Both are so different but very very good.
Beautiful adaptation of pride and prejudice, excellent actors, excellent music score and the camera work and scenery is amazing, one would never get tired of watching this version 💕
This was her crowning achievement. Better than The Duchess. Better than Atonement (and I sobbed violently over that movie). Better than Domino. This is *THE* Keira movie.
Omg yall. This is my favorite movie out of all of the movies that were ever made. I have watched it almost 20 times…And I could quote about half of the movie. I have been reading the book and watching plays about it. When I tell you I’m obsessed, I AM OBSESSED 😊 P.S. My favorite scene was the one where Darcy and Lizzy first laid eyes on each other…and Darcy’s reaction afterwards 🥰🥰🥰🥰
They put her in mostly dark, brown clothes, while Jane wore light pink, trying to emphasize Jane was more beautiful. They failed, Lizzie is really beautiful, her eyes and mouth, the way she speaks... Poor Mr Darcy, he couldn't help but fall in love so deeply :)
Loved the way people made up their minds about love so fast in those days .they were probably trained to notice the essential important nuances of the soul . They married very young ,they were so grounded into reality .
This is my absolute favorite version of Pride & Prejudice, with the best stars, the best settings, the best of the countryside! It is all stunning! 🫶🏼👏💕
When he asks for her hand in marriage, his voice and th dialogue delivery felt as if it was King George from Queen Charlotte.....reminded me of "I love you Charlotte, my heart calls your name"( with a tremble )❤....especially when Mr. Darcy's voice trembles, saying most ardently
I love how, after he places her in the carriage, he shoots her a look that is SO unlike him - so masterful...I'm coming for you, he is telling her, and she's so awakened, most likely for the first time, with desire, that she is stunned.
I love how you can hear their relationship change in how they speak. If you know Regency language, you can hear how it becomes more intimate. It's done so beautifully.
That's interesting, can you give an example??
@@dwrae62 You can hear it best in their tone. Regency language is formal anyway, just in word choice, but take the first conversation about dancing and how their tones are controlled, calm, and respectful. And then juxtapose it to when she gets caught in his house and he follows her outside. They kind of float between both. "I'm in Devonshire with my aunt and uncle." "Are you having a pleasant trip?" and then "I'm so sorry to intrude...." and so on. They're getting more comfortable with each other and they have a relationship that hasn't actually been identified yet. And then the final scene in the field. They're completely at ease with each other, "peak intimacy" if you will. The formality is pretty much gone, they still respect each other but they speak as best friends, as lovers. They've silently acknowledged their connection and then they acknowledge it aloud. It's so interesting to watch!
@@merrygray2791indeed, very interesting and my favourite film.... I never get tired of it❤... Thanks for the explanation about language and thf examples!
@@merrygray2791this is such a beautiful explanation
Geweldige film Zulke goede acteurs.Allemaal
If I only could watch one movie for the rest of my life, I think this would be it
Uhg same
Eu digo o mesmo! Já perdi a conta das vezes que o vi.
Moi aussi ❤
Me too
This movie and Nottinghill tied for me.
I adore the way people so elegantly expressed their feelings those times. The exquisite vocabulary is spellbound.
Eh not really, don't forget that we are not reading about or looking at regular people, these are members of really the affluent landed gentry , the only thing distingushing them from the aristocracy is the lack of a title. Other than that I agree :)
In fact, refined vocabulary is the refined speech of Jane Austen and screenwriters. Most people of those times expressed themselves like most modern people - sparingly, boringly, chaotically, sometimes absurdly like Collins, Bingley, Mrs. Bennet, Mr. Bennet, Lydia, Kitty, Mary, Lady Catherine and others, which offends the ears of adequate people.
When I look at Bingley or anyone else who can't put three words together in one sentence, I feel sad and lonely. Because people have not changed, men for the most part remain mediocre.
The aristocrats
I agree. That manner of expression was probably used with those whom were educated. However, it doesn't mean that nowadays one cannot begin to practice that manner today. I for one would welcome conversation with life in it vs what is used nowadays. Just saying. 😊 Paz be with us all 🙏. "Isa"
They didn't speak like this
The end scene when he is walking toward her in the field with that beautiful music is the most romantic scene of all movies! “I would have to tell you, you have bewitched me body and soul. I love, I love, I love you. I never wish to be parted from you from this day on.” Mr Darcy to Elizabeth
You should watch Sanditon then.
Hay una teleserie turca "Kiralik Ask" en la cual el protagonista ama este libro. Se hacen muchas alusiones a ella, también está el tópico de el orgullo y prejuicio. Diría que hay una intertextualidad. Muy linda esa serie turca también.
❤ my favorite part. The sincerity in his eyes and his voice. It was all over him like the light the from the rising sun.
Oh my I know! The absolute most romantic scene that ever was
The nature, beautiful lighting of the sunrise. It reminds me of a romantics painting - truly a work of art together with the music.
Just watched this version again last night for the 100th time. It never gets old. For me, Matthew Macfadyen is the only Mr. Darcy. He was so extremely handsome in the movie.
Exactly, he feels Mr Darcy's spirit
@@Bagul-Atayevaнет. Колин Фëрт и только.
@D.And77 Colin Firth was amazing as Mr. Darcy, but again, in My opinion, Matthew Macfadyen is who I envision as Mr. Darcy. He was perfect.
@@superannieoakley4513agree!!
I agree. Nobody can comprehend to Matthew McFadden
...when he says "most ardently" with the tremble in his voice .
When he moves towards her and looks at her lips while they are talking it's breathtaking
"I thought you were in London."
"No, no I'm not."
I find this hilarious. Despite his eloquence in the gazebo scene, this is all Mr. Darcy can manage at this point.
Me too😂😂😂
He clearly rehearsed it for the gazebo scene after the first failed attempt at proposal at Collin’s house. When he needs to speak unprepared, he’s tongue tied and very awkward.
The way that thunder rolls as they each lash out harsh words at each other in that scene where he professes his love and tries to ask her to marry him. Such a great scene ❤
He insults her mother, father and younger sisters. Told her she was beneath him, a lower class. She did well to forgive him for the insults, maybe she knew what he said was true.
@@Dustandfuzz we all know our own flaws (well self aware people do anyway) and we all know the faults of our family members but we love them anyway. I think she was insulted (rightfully so) about his observations of her family and his callous behavior towards them and her. He lacked the full understanding and story, and made many of his decisions off the cuff pompously. She was also not shy to hold that observation back from him either and I believe that really was a catalyst for change in each of them. Later he realized how gravely mistaken he was about so many things, as was she after meeting his aunt and sees how prejudiced she is too, and he was still smitten with and bewitched by her that he now could overlook her and her family’s faults and love them all too.
The thunder claps just as he criticizes her beloved father. Love this movie so much
As he so eloquently professes he likes her against his better judgement ! Oh my! No wonder Lizzie responded like she did. How else could she have?!
@@DustandfuzzI love how the ‘Background noise’ of clocks ticking and the downpour of rain is wonderful for parts of tension and pacing.
Jane Austen created one of the most perfect romantic couples of the universal literature. Elizabeth Bennett and Mr. Darcy and the movie portrayed them perfectly.
In many literature discussions it is agreed that Jane Austen indeed wrote the ultimate romantic plot: girl and boy meet, there is instant connection, however this is misinterpreted in some way or another which leads to mutual negative regard, circumstances will not let them avoid each other so they get to know each other better, and find out they are a perfect match (and live happily ever after😉).
@@IndomitableT😅
I love this version of Pride & Prejudice. Keira & Matthew have great chemistry and both are excellent actors. Keira is so beautiful too ❤
I don't see chemistry here at all. Not sure what the big fuss is about here.,
@@LRyan-li9wrhow do you not see the chemistry maybe u need to get ur eyes checked.. 😏🫶
@@LRyan-li9wr It's all in the nonverbals. You can see the pain and longing in their eyes.
The costumes are awful compared to the 90s adaptation though
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Dafür sind die Frisuren der Damen besser als in der Verfilmung von 1995.
The progression of Darcy's attraction from the time he laid eyes on lizzy to the time he is totally and undeniably bewitched by her is so satisfying to watch over and over. His resistance to fall for her and lizzy's biting remarks to put him in his place both contributed to the interplay of emotions leading to mutual desire. Once invested to win lizzy, Darcy immediately rectified his "reputation and good standing" in lizzy's perception thus Darcy assisted in Lydia's maariage to wickham and Bingley's proposal to Jane. These were not missed by Lizzy's keen eye and assessment. From the moment Darcy first proposed to her, Lizzy became aware of every detail Darcy does. She even saw clearly how Darcy felt when she visited Pemberly with her aunt and uncle. The early morning scene right after Lady Catherine De Bourgh called on Lizzy, both were not able to sleep. I wish they have also officially added in the US version epilogue - the scene after marriage and they were in pemberly. Darcy was calling her Mrs. Darcy and lizzy told him to call her that only when he is “completely, perfectly, and incandescently happy.” Which he then proceeds to call her repeatedly so whilst kissing parts of her face. Actually, I liked goddess divine on regular days lol.
Wow, u wrote so much n expressed so well 😊agree to everything u said
Yes indeed...
Loved this movie!! .Must have watched it over 20 times through the years: Great chemistry between the 2 leads....
Keira has done several period piece movies.....
Loved the ending...
She did miss details . She didn’t realise what he’d done until her sister told her
Haha and my pearl for sundays
I only recently caught this film, and so very glad I did! Lovely lovely movie. Stayed with me for weeks.
I love how during the dance, the other dancers all disappear until it appears they are alone in the ballroom, indicating how complete their focus is on each other. And when the music stops, all of a sudden all the others are back.
Very perceptive. I noticed that the first time I saw the movie. Though I’ve never seen anyone comment on it before. It’s a very poignant moment in the movie.
I never noticed that before and just happened to read your comment as it was happening. Poignant. Thank you.
They are conscious of no others but themselves.
Yes, it's such powerful direction. That is when the real tension starts for me. it is one of the unforgettable scenes for me.
Exactly! I think it is when Lizzy realizes that he might actually like her, despite her initial belief(That he hates her)@@virginiafreedman3518
One of my favorite scenes is when he helps her on to the carriage! The tension is so high!!!!
Yes, she gives him stern and cold look while saying godbye before entering the carriage and then is shocked when he helps her enter. He was already so in love with her.
That was so unexpected!
I never quite understood that part. I realize the close up on the hand but why
@@janaeknight9216I think because he was fighting his attraction to her, but he fell in love anyway, against his better judgment 😂.
The understated love and desire... Expressed in the smallest of looks and intonation.. The language and the whole book... The chemistry... The incredible actors... This is the ultimate version and I will love it forever ♡
I have read this book multiple times a year since I was a teenager. I have never seen a version where Mr. Darcy looks like he does in my imagination. But after watching this version a few times Matthew Macfadyen really grew on me. Now he is the Mr. Darcy I see when I do my yearly re-reads.
I can't picture anyone but Colin Firth
Lol! I, also do yearly re-reads of Pride and Prejudice. Every spring. Love the book!
@@MsS-JColin Firth was super attractive in that role. I think Matthew MacFadyen played the part better, but maybe that is really due to the differences in the direction and tone of the 2005 version
Я тоже перечитываю эту книгу раз в год 🤦♀️
@@MsS-J I think both are great
I love that he sought her out to dance after she had previously let him know that the way to gain affection isn't through poetry, but dance.
Yessssss I love that
If I'm stranded on an island and can only bring one movie it would be this. God I love this movie. I love the cinematography, the set design. I love the costumes and score. Those two were born to play those roles. Absolute perfection.
Me too I've watched it 100 times it never gets tiresome ❤
so agree!
My eldest son passed away that year, this movie gave me Hope again in Life!
Colleen, I’m sorry to hear of your son’s passing. Sending you a hug.❤
That's so like my experience of this movie. Firstly how awful that you lost your son. 🎉 sincere condolences.
My mother died in 2006. For about a year I was an autonomon. I could go to work then go home and lie on my bed. The only thing I could watch was this movie. It brought me peace as I love the book so much
RIP❤
oh I'm so sorry. 🤍
So sorry for your loss. My oldest son passed away six years ago as well. A recent remark I read from Denzel Washington gives me comfort. A mother is a son’s first true love. That son is a mother’s last true love. 💔still broken.
I love Matthew Macfadyen's Mr. Darcy. He totally gorgeous and sophisticated for the brooding Aristocrat. I just love the moment when he sees the lovely Lizzy for the first time. He's totally vulnerable to her charms.
Remember the 🖼 portrait of a woman in the sitting room where they gathered as he was writing. It was an image like her that was already in his heart. She looked like the woman of his dreams.
Totally agree
Her too. They don't know what just hit them.
I love, I love, I love this movie
Yes it has bewitched me body and soul ❤
most ardently
I never wish to be parted from this movie from this day on.
😂 Absolutely..
The moment they "almost" kissed was my favorite moment on many. Passion waiting to ignite
That moment where she's suddenly not sure. Like wait. What? How, what just happened? Oh! So subtly but perfectly acted. Genius.
He mouths “please” as well he wants her so much.
oh..to have someone like Mr. Darcy in life
every character in this movie was just amazing! charlotte, caroline bingley, lady catherine de bourgh even her daughter! that first cousin guy was hilarious! this is just one of the best movies ever made, definitely top 5
I don't think Mr. Collins would have been a first cousin-- probably second or third. But, agreed, he is hilarious!
I can never get enough of seeing their love grow. A beautiful couple😊
I remember watching this movie when I was 7 or 8 and understand nothing but feeling amazed. Now I'm 24 and I can't stop searching for details inside the movie, and of course, I know most of the dialogue. This movie never gets old I can rewatch it and rewatch it many times and it will always feel like a new movie.
This movie is a forever masterpiece. Love it forever.
Mr Darcy... reminds me so much of my husband! Such pride and manners at the same time but is kind hearted deep deep down inside.. beautiful love story
I love the way Darcy spreads his fingers after having touched Lizzies bare hand with his own bare hand. Considering that at the time people usually wore gloves this was a very intimate moment. Keiras look when she realizes what just happend and him spread / stretching his fingers suggests to me that they both felt something (a spark?) that moment.
I love Darcy’s hand flex.
But at the ball, they both danced with bare hands
Back then dancing was the ONLY way people could touch in public that was considered acceptable OR helping a lady into or out of a carriage outside of marriage....he HAD to find a way to touch her to bridge that gap and after he did he felt that electricity 😍
It's one of my favorite scenes!
This was a movie that I would think I would not ordinarily like but I read some of the comments before I watched the movie and I gave it a shot and I thought this was a great movie; it has to be one of the best movies I've ever seen.
The acting and scenery or cinemaphotography was unbelievable.
By the way, I am a 59 year old man who grew up in Boston and I've worked in construction my whole life.
You must be a romantic. 😊
That’s nice to hear.
What is a tough man doing here? This is how Jane Austen works...I recommend the BBC's North and South and Pride and Prejudice, the 1995 BBC series c
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I also watched Sense and Sensibility and that was good as well.
I'm no longer 59 though; I turned 60 years old today so I'm officially an old fogy.
Good for you!!!
There is no comparison to past versions. The soundtrack and beautiful cinematography put this one in a category far beyond, not to mention how every actor nails their character. Other versions are cold and stale in comparison. They dont have the passion or the chemistry. They're too wordy. That's great for a book, but a movie has the advantage of sight, you don't need as much. They took a great book and turned it into the perfect experience for the senses. You can't help truly falling in love along with Lizzy and Mr. Darcy. I agree, it is my all-time favorite movie!
Perfectly said. This is exactly how I feel. I know that many prefer version with Colin Firth, but that version has not nearly the chemistry and passion thath this one has.
The scene in the rain is perfection
As their relationship grows you can really see the softness in his eyes for her, it’s so beautiful to watch
I watched this movie so many times that I can quote the dialogue from almost every scene 😬
Oh my capricious heart.
This movie I want to watch over and again for the rest of my life
The reaction/look when he held her hand as she stepped into the carriage tho! SWOON!!!
Especially when you notice she’s not wearing gloves, and skin-on-skin was seen as very sensual in the regency era 🥰
"Pride and Prejudice" is my favourite novel; and this movie honoured it very nicely.
This is the best movie version between all of them and my favourite movie of all time. The scenery and music is so beautifully done. The actors also seem to have a spark which the others in my opinion don’t share.
Other than that amazing walk in the meadow, my fave scene is always when they’re talking with the sister and lowkey flirting and the sister smiles up at the brother like “YUP I SAW THAT BROTHER!!” 😂😂😂 Love this adaption! The series is my fave but this is such a comfort movie!
Haha yes I love the scenes with Georgiana. It’s like the only time his guard is down like that and he’s so at ease and so obviously in love. And of course his sister can tell. It’s just adorable. They’re both so hopeful and so attracted to each other. It’s the first time it’s mutual and they’re actually on the same page understanding each other after the proposal disaster. It’s also kind of the first time they’re on an equal footing? Darcy meets her family from the start. He’s seen her home, he KNOWS her, which is why he fell in love with her. But she’d never had the same insight into him. She’d never met his family or seen his home, she hadn’t seen him with his guard down like that. Even when he proposed to her the first time, he kept her at a distance. But at Pemberley it’s almost like they can start from scratch and do things properly.
Also, that’s like the only time he properly smiles in the whole movie😂
17:07 the 45-second walk every girl wishes she could experience. I'm so glad they lingered so long on this moment!❤
For me, the greatest part of my adoration of this particular rendition of the story springs from the deep feeling the two spoke to each other with their eyes. Both actors have extremely expressive eyes and I have wondered if that is one of the many reasons they were chosen for these roles. I do adore Colin Firth as an actor, but, this version is my personal favourite.
I greee, they have very expressive eyes and they played their roles perfectly.
Matthew Macfadyen is great in this role of Darcy
I love this version of Pride and Prejudice.The cinematography was stunning and it was if the viewer was watching their lives
When he said, "you must know. Surely, you must know it was all for you," was the moment my heart just melted after such prolonged tension I felt while watching their relationship evolve ❤❤❤
2:28 Mr. Bengleys laugh kills me everytime😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The laugh of a simpleton😂
@@obianujuchris579 Goofy
He's so cute! I'm happy for Jane, too. He's a nice fellow.
Love that little double take at the beginning!
Followed by how she can't tempt him! Sure, Mr. Darcy, you just go on telling yourself that.
Oh who could fail to love Matthew MacFadyen? ❤
yes, I fell in love with him completely
That waltz and that proposal scene were absolutely stunning. ❤
@harrisonjoe8579 Great.. Seasons greetings to you as well. Yes, I love this movie though it's different from the book. Still love love everything and enjoy going back to watch it.
I dont think this movie presents any romance whatsoever, there are many more stunning scenes than this.
@@LRyan-li9wr i disagree. There is tension with both of them for the majority of the movie. The ending was entirely romantic as well as beautiful. They have quite a connection but various things arise to make the build up better.
Their romance is one for the ages!!! Both superb!!!
This version of Pride and Prejudice is a perfect movie. I've watched it so many times but I just find it so charming and endearing. 😂❤
I love the movie from start to finish.
Me too
1995💞
I've read the book three times and can't get tired of this movie either.
Ok...my favorite movie of all time.
I NEVER tire of watching it.
Over and over
Excactly the same here!❤
The only time when Mr D'Arcy smiled and laughed was in the company of his most beloved women.
0:03 the double look
This is my favorite movie of all time! I think we all along for a love like Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth.
Ah! the men in austen's novels❤
I was so mad at myself today, I am 25 and still hadn't watched Pride and Prejudice even though I always downloaded it never watched it. But I watched it today and I'd say this has become one of my favourite movies. I hate cheesy lines and unreal confidence in a man, this was so pure and real. I dont have enough words to express myself I am not that good at it too. Also like Mr Darcy I am unable to engage in a communication with people i dont know. I am a social person but at the same time i just want to be with my closest friends and family members and most of the times alone. Also he's lucky to have find the perfect women for himself.
Hope u find urs soon ❤
@@Chandlerbing54 wishing you the same 👍🏻
Same, I’m 41 and I just watched it for the first time last week and I’m obsessed with this movie 🥰
That's how a man in love acts. They don't care about anything but you.❤
@@JimmyDew_ yep, absolutely correct
One of the best love stories ive ever come across❤
Thankyou for the season greetings, Season Greetings to you and family from New Zealand@harrisonjoe8579
The best version of Pride of prejudice ,I,ve even see it ,good made it,good interpretation ,good director ,best shooting !!!
I own the DVD and have easily watched the movie over 50 times since it came out. Equisite!
The first time he smiles!!! 😍
Most ardently!
He melted my heart
rewatching at least 1 time a day the Pride & Prejudice hand flex scene for a dash of serotonin
Elizabeth: How is my sister?
Darcy: Best I can do is where
:D Exactly! :D He was completely mesmerized
Imagine walking around the room as an activity, especially with another person
My favorite movie ever!! Love Mr.Darcy.I could watch it a million times and never get tired of it.❤
I love the Elizabeth's brilliance... and her sarcasm.
This the best love story of all times...I watch this movie when I'm sad, happy, out of love, In love ...this movie Soo beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️ No words nothing can compare..my Second is Somewhere in time ❤❤❤
Correct ❤
Is always pure joy to watch this two😆❤
Ive always been a fan of Rosamund Pike but Kiera Knightly just stole my sole in this movie !
Darcy here is a nervous puppy. Colin Firth's was a little more serious and severe. I'm not sure which Darcy I like better. Both are so different but very very good.
IKR!
He's a deep, sensitive fellow with social anxiety. An introvert?
Beautiful adaptation of pride and prejudice, excellent actors, excellent music score and the camera work and scenery is amazing, one would never get tired of watching this version 💕
Смотрела этот фильм раз 30) Обожаю актеров, музыку, пейзажи. Ппосто волшебно! Когда мне плохо на душе, всегда смотрю этот фильм❤
I re watched this movie like 30 times and i always freaking cry and feel me with joy. Perfection
Keira is absolutely amazing in every scene
This was her crowning achievement. Better than The Duchess. Better than Atonement (and I sobbed violently over that movie). Better than Domino. This is *THE* Keira movie.
One of the greatest romances of all time!
Omg yall. This is my favorite movie out of all of the movies that were ever made. I have watched it almost 20 times…And I could quote about half of the movie. I have been reading the book and watching plays about it. When I tell you I’m obsessed, I AM OBSESSED 😊 P.S. My favorite scene was the one where Darcy and Lizzy first laid eyes on each other…and Darcy’s reaction afterwards 🥰🥰🥰🥰
ive watched this movie 100x 😅❤❤❤
Girl same
Me tooooo!🤩🤩🤩
Immer wieder schön zu ansehen, mein absoluter Lieblingsfilm ❤❤❤
Elizabeth is literally so beautiful, i find her way prettier than jane tbh
They put her in mostly dark, brown clothes, while Jane wore light pink, trying to emphasize Jane was more beautiful. They failed, Lizzie is really beautiful, her eyes and mouth, the way she speaks... Poor Mr Darcy, he couldn't help but fall in love so deeply :)
Loved the way people made up their minds about love so fast in those days .they were probably trained to notice the essential important nuances of the soul . They married very young ,they were so grounded into reality .
8:59 one of my favourite scenes, you literally can see the tension and nervousness in him 😍 Poor Mr. Darcy, he’s totally in love with her ❤️🔥
Почему она не разбила чернила от испуга, он как буря влетел в комнату.. У него явно был шанс из хаоса выстроить порядок ❤
"i hope to offer you more clarity in the future"
😂❤
Mr Bingley is so cute 😂
This is so beautiful I love our mr darcy
UGH the best movie ever
Oglądałam film, czytałam książkę dużo razy i ciągle do niego wracam
In love with love in the most eloquent way
This is my absolute favorite version of Pride & Prejudice, with the best stars, the best settings, the best of the countryside! It is all stunning! 🫶🏼👏💕
A cena da chuva é uma das melhores que ja vi na vida
When he asks for her hand in marriage, his voice and th dialogue delivery felt as if it was King George from Queen Charlotte.....reminded me of "I love you Charlotte, my heart calls your name"( with a tremble )❤....especially when Mr. Darcy's voice trembles, saying most ardently
I've probably seen this movie al least ten times and will again. One of my all time favourites. Love it and the actors ❤
I love this movie, could watch it every day! One of my very top favorites of all time!
I love how, after he places her in the carriage, he shoots her a look that is SO unlike him - so masterful...I'm coming for you, he is telling her, and she's so awakened, most likely for the first time, with desire, that she is stunned.
I love “Pride & Prejudice “!
I love everything about this movie, the actors,, the scenery, the cinematography, and especially the music.
I really need to watch this movie in its entirety. These clips alone are enough to convince me. I never read the book either.
Read it. My all time favourite book. Hope you enjoy it.
Out of so many adaptations of P&P, this one is my favorite now.❤
Keira is perhaps the best Elisabeth but Colin Firth IS Darcy hands down❤
@@danaezev6103 At first I thought Colin was the "one" and then... Matthew came!!!!!!
In my opinion, Matthew has the sexiest voice on earth!
“It would be most inconvenient since I’ve sworn to loathe him for all eternity”
I like how Caroline is mocking Elizabethʼs look to get Darcy’s attention, but he isn’t even bothering to listen😂
Uma terrível perda este filme sair da plataforma da Netflix 😢😢😢
I wish they would make a part two this movies with the same Lizzy and Mr Darcy
Not possible. Jane Austen did not write a part two.
@@judyives1832 Another romantic story with the same two actors then. Ther must be something..