Mr. Knightley being amused for almost 4 minutes straight (Emma 2020)
Вставка
- Опубліковано 26 бер 2020
- Watch in HD.
Like/Reblog: ctippygraphics.tumblr.com/pos...
Colouring by Jula Misiak.
#fanvidfeed #emma2020 #mrknightley
I admit I basically did it as an excuse to make a collection of all of Knightley's adorable amused little smiles, 'cause I really like them. It's nothing much, just something to have a bit of fun, still I hope you enjoy it. :)
If you want to make a donation to show your appreciation, you can do it here: paypal.me/ChiaraCTippy?locale...
Or you can just leave a like or a comment or subscribe to let me know you like what I do, I'd be more than happy with that. :)
Contacts:
Instagram: / ctippy90
Graphics Tumblr: / ctippygraphics
Personal Tumblr: / chiaratippy
DeviantArt: chiaratippy.deviantart.com/
Twitter: / ctippy90
I love how Mr. Knightley likes emma but he's so stern on calling out her bad attitude, and emma step by step became a better person. Also her father was such a wingman.
"Not this one, that one!!!"
Those poor footmen tho 🙃🤣
The tension between him and Emma since the dance scene is HEAVY
Well you know, there’s nothing better than dancing to encourage affection 😂
@@ariacosta6775 Yes, and not poetry! 😉
@@theoryrealist9866 but the poetry is the food of love.
@@threeinone6332 Of a fine, stout love it may. But if it’s only a vague inclination....
@@theoryrealist9866 i love this community
I looove that kissing scene because you can tell that after she pecks him on the lips she’s like thinking to herself “that’s it? I thought it would a bit more than that... I’m a bit confused”. Obviously never really kissed before and Knightly thinks it’s adorable. Then he pulls her in and shows her what a real kiss is😚😂
I love everything about that kissing scene! The way she gives him that little peck, the way he smiles (god, I love that smile), the way he brings her mouth back on his and kisses her, everything!
IKRRRRRRR ughhh that reading scene until the kissing scene is my absolute favorite! even when they broke their kiss, mr Knightley still leaned in and went for another peck. oh, my heart💖 I fell in love with mr Knightley and left mr Darcy behind. sorry not sorry.🙈
I must say, this version of Mr. Knightley has stolen my heart! ♥️
@@adabrooke6647 It's always been Mr. Knightley for me. Darcy? Who is he? LOl
love your comment because it was what I loved about that scene!
The awkward and charming Mr.Darcy or the kind and generous Mr.Knightley,
I can’t decide >.
Both? 😁
Mr. Knightley, at least this version. 💓
Mr Knightley but only if Johnny Flynn. Oh those “come under the duvet” blue eyes! Dreamy.......
Darcy
Knightley
"As death follows life" just KILLS ME OMFG 😂😂😂😂😂
The first time I saw it I basically had the same reaction as Emma and Knightley 😆
@@chiaratippy idky I find it the most hilarious line in the whole movie, i think the dry delivery appeals to me.
I think the whole scene with the baby builds up nicely so that the delivery of that line, which is great, just can't help but make you laugh!
When I watched Emma it was before I saw the actor (Oliver Chris) in National Theater's One Man, Two Guvnors and Twelfth Night. He is hilarious, his delivery is always on point.
@Jo L not too sure, but pretty sure he's saying "like death follows life, i follow my wife" cause throughout the film it's shown him trailing after his wife while she fusses over the children and yeah XD that's why he says it before getting up and following her out hte room lol
I like this Mr. Knightley a lot because he’s not the traditional handsome Austen man. I love that the actor has some scars and non-perfect teeth yet he’s still so charming ☺️
Yeah, he's probably not the most handsome but he manages to charm you with small little things, like those smiles he makes, his facial expressions, the way he portrayed the character, which personally I really enjoyed. The scars on his face are apparently from a dog biting him when he was a kid!
CTippy Oh wow!! Didn’t know that!
None of Jane Austen's male leads were handsome. Darcy was only considered handsome because he was rich, but Wickhamwas better looking. Colonel Brandon was considered past his prime, and Edward Ferrars was foppish and plain. Tilney was okay looking.
Y’all don’t think he’s handsome?? I find him extremely handsome
@@matilda6851 I don't equate attractive with "handsome". By my standards he's definitely attractive but not in the "statuesque" porportional definition of handsome.
It's so great that Emma truly learns how to be a better person and a better friend in this adaptation. In all the other adaptations, the Harriet-Emma relationship falls so flat and it's so sad. (I know that their relationship goes cold in the book but still... I love their relationship in this adaptation the most)
Yeah, it was nice to see her actually being a good friend to Harriet in the end, and getting rid of her prejudices.
In the book they married?
@@nicols8375 One of Jane Austen's main points in the book is that couples are only likely to be contented and suited to each other if they marry within their own social class. Harriet would be completely overwhelmed by the obligations of being the "first lady" of this fictional town, whereas she will be socially competent and therefore self-respecting with the good, hardworking farmer Robert Martin.
Wow I didn’t know their relationship doesn’t end well in the book! That is sad...
@@viciousLUA The relationship does end as well as can be expected, all things considered. They aren't as close as they were, but they were still friendly. Although the relationship would have had to reduce its intimacy, for the sake of social class at that time, in the book it says the relationship naturally went that way anyways after Harriet got engaged and became busy with her future husband and in-laws. It's worth noting that despite Harriet being kind hearted, even the most forgiving person would have trouble maintaining an intimate friendship with someone who had needlessly interfered so much with her love life. It ended well, but it very nearly cost her a good marriage with a man she loved. Emma's intentions were good, but few friendships could have survived such a thing with the intimacy intact, even without factoring social classes/regulations into it.
Knightley’s first reaction when Emma’s nose started bleeding, right after he proposed no less, to immediately panic is so funny. He just looked so confused at the sight.
Честно говоря, этот момент с кровью из носа после предложения странный. Хочется чтобы она сказала ДА в этот момент. А она как-то съезжает на подругу и в итоге конец разговора скомканный. Но фильм безусловно прекрасный
I just noticed the way he looks around when Emma screams "Harriet". LMAO he probably thinks Harriet popped up and starts looking around
That’s wildly hilarious. 😂
JASSJAJAJA
it’s ridiculous how many times I’ve already watched this movie 💀
You're not alone, I just replied to a user who basically said the exact same thing telling them that I have rewatched it at least 5 or 6 times already. LOL Oh, in case you're interested, I also did an Emma x Knightley video, I'll leave you the link: ua-cam.com/video/gmpD4N6yeBE/v-deo.html
Same😂
Hi.Can you share the link for the movie please?
Contact me privately on one of my social accounts (you can find them in the video description) and I'll help you. :)
@@chiaratippy me too pls!!
It happened with Pride and Prejudice and it will happen with this one too, that I'm gonna watch it several times a year 😂
Where might one find it for free?
@@d.lan3y Soap2day
@@abea.andrad thank u
I hope we get more Jane Austen adaptations after this one. That's pretty much what happened after the 2005 Pride and Prejudice premiered.
“Will you married me” * instant nosebleed
Billie eyelash moment
Me too, Emma, me too
@@Nadia1989 hahaha!!! So true!
Relatable af
I thought this was a joke... But I was wrong 😂
3:26 I just love his little air punch there 😂 He's so proud of himself for having worked up the courage to tell her, and so happy she didn't reject him
it's the cutest reaction possible lol
KNIGHTLEY LAUGHING AFTER "YOU MUST HAVE IT FRAMED" I LOVE HIM SO MUCH
When I saw the movie, I thought they decided to make Mr Knigthley younger. But the actor is really 37 years old.
I’ve seen all the versions and the 2020 one is definitely my favourite. I loved the actress who played Emma and Mr Knightley was just perfect in this version. They made it so much more real life thAn the others. Mr Knightley is so ruggedly handsome in this version, fits him perfectly
To me it's kind of a tie between this one and the 2009 adaptation, because I really like them both but for different reasons. The 2009 one is the best adaptation when it comes to story-telling and closeness to the events of the book and accuracy of the characters. This one has some flaws in terms of adapting the story in the final stages (I think they could've handled the whole Jane Fairfax/Frank Churchill affair better, particularly at the end, and a couple of other things that happen towards the end of the book that were hardly included) but I appreciate the aesthetic, the OST, and after watching I completely erased all the doubts I had regarding the casting, of Mr. Knightley in particular. Also, despite the not perfect adaptation in the second half of the film, on the whole I still enjoyed the way they chose to tell the story a lot, and didn't really make me regret much the parts that were omitted or changed, I actually found some parts were adapted really well. And as you said and someone else pointed out in the comments, another thing that stayed with me is how the characters and their lives feel "real" despite the quirkiness of setting and tone. Both the endings make me a bit teary-eyed, but that's me being over-emotional. LOL
They made it more of a modern take, feels like a bunch of memes. Personally, I like the one from the 90s, though I can't stand Gwyneth Paltrow. I felt it more true to the tone of the novel while bringing a little more modern speech and mannerisms w/o being heavy handed.
It is indeed more of a modern telling but saying it looks like a bunch of memes is a bit harsh in my opinion. It's certainly quirky and it's not perfect, no doubt about that, but I don't know why when I saw it it felt like a breath of fresh air and even after watching it like 5 times, it still remained thoroughly enjoyable to me. I enjoyed all the adaptations I've seen, included the one with Gwyneth Paltrow but for some reason this new version, imperfect and quirky and all, left me with something that that version or the one with Kate Beckinsale didn't, at least of the movies. The 2009 miniseries I kinda consider of another category because they had all the time in the world to do things as they should have, and it remains superior in my opinion.
Yeah it’s the first version where I’ve loved Knightley! His characterization is so good in this and Johnny Flynn is perfect.
I love the Romola Garai version equally!
I have watched this film over 5 times and I can’t get over the love I have for Mr. Knightley. His wit and humor, especially in regards to Emma, literally the love of my life. I’d give it all up for Mr. Knightley 100%
Yeah, between working on my Emma videos and just plainly rewatching the film, I think I must've rewatched it at least 5 or 6 times, not to mention I have kinda become obsessed with the OST. When I first watched the trailer I wasn't sure Johnny Flynn had been the right choice for Knightley, but boy, was I wrong. I think he's become my favourite version of Mr. Knightley. In case you're interested, I've made an Emma x Knightley video that is more from his POV, here's the link: ua-cam.com/video/gmpD4N6yeBE/v-deo.html
I love mr knightly but this guy although he played the role well is homely as hell. Seriously how could they use someone so ugly looking
I guess it's just a matter of tastes, as it always is. There's a lot of people here in the comments who find him hot. I don't find him hot but I find some details of his facial expressions attractive; personally I find Johnny Lee Miller (Knightley in Emma 2009) not at all attractive in any way, shape or form but there are probably people out there who would kill me for saying that. LOL As the latins used to say "De gustibus non disputandum est." 😁
@@46foryounger johnny Lee Miller was way more ugly.
Giulia. I just looked him up and I disagree.
He has such a beautiful smile.
He does, it's adorable!
Did you see him in the show about Einstein?
@@brigittem2231 No, I didn't but I was thinking of catching up. Is he good? Is the show good?
I did NOT expect to love this film but WOW I did and Johnny Flynn really sold it
This is basically my thoughts after seeing the film the first time 😆
Me too, I thought I'd hate it! It took me about half am hour to get used to the overly stylised look but I ended up enjoying it very much.
"As Death follows Life." lol, poor other Mr. Knightley, long-suffering fellow.
I relate to this story the most because I was an Emma type who used to be snooty and a know-it-all who makes A LOT of mistakes.
She is definitely lucky to have someone who is critical with her actions yet loves her all the same.
I love how this shows all the little details in the actor's performances
I'm glad you do! Really, this Knightley is more about the details and nuances than one might notice at a first glance, I think, and that's actually why I like him so much!
@@chiaratippy I agree! It's so fun to watch.
love him. The best Mr Knightley. They never got the youthful, passionate, down to earth energic vibrancy of the character in all its aspects before. It was one or the other, never it all.
HIS LIL SMILE IS SO CUTE I JUST CAN'T EVEN!
I know right???
I never cared about period movies or romance, I never watched one bc I just assumed it would be boring or silly and not my cup of tea at all. Until I decided to give emma a try because of the amazing cast. I ended watching it 3 times in 2 days and can't stop thinking about it. I was completily wrong in my judgment of the genre, but now I get it......and i love Emma and Mr. Knightley soooo much.
Greate video btw.
I'm glad Emma made you change your mind about period dramas! Personally I'm a big fan, especially when it comes to Jane Austen. I'm glad you enjoyed the video and, since you love Emma and Knightley, I'll leave you the link to this video I made about them, in case you're interested. If you happen to watch it, I hope you enjoy it 😊 : ua-cam.com/video/gmpD4N6yeBE/v-deo.html
@@chiaratippy emma is so powerful that she changed my opinion about a genre. I loved the story, and will definitely read jane austen novels.
I'm so glad to know that! I hope you'll enjoy her novels! 😊
Beatriz Me too! I watched like 3 times. I don’t usually watch period movies but it looks so funny and light and it’s just simply amazing. It quickly became one of my favorite movies.
Being a Jane Austen and period drama fan, it makes me very happy that more people like you have got closer to the genre thanks to this movie! I think one of the things that appealed to a lot of people is, as you've said, the way it's funny and light, which is a road that period dramas not often choose. Emma is probably the lightest of Jane Austen's stories in terms of tone and events taking place, so I think they did the right choice there.
This Mr. Knightley version is so husband-able
Saw this film 7 times consecutively, took a break for fear of becoming sick of it, and nooooow
I’m back 😂😂😂
Perfect! 😆
Okay but be honest were any of you guys shocked when Mr. Knightley's bare backside was on screen
I wouldn't say shocked, but surprised, yes! 😆
@@chiaratippy Pleasant surprise *lenny face
I've never been happier since Ben Wishaw's scene at the beginning of Cloud Atlas... 😍
Literally so shocked 😂
Excuse me, what?! I was just thinking I’d like to watch the movie, and this knowledge is what shocked me 😆
He kissed her only after she kissed him first. He's a gentleman (? ❤
I love that he does that! Even the moment he tries to take her hand at the beginning of the scene, he takes the initiative of touching it but waits for her to be okay with it before fully holding it, same thing when they're at the altar at the end.
@@chiaratippy Oh yes. He treats her with such delicacy and respect. He's so gentle with her.
He's a man of true gentility... 🤣🤣🤣
Omg i never thought of those scenes that way. I love him even more now
He's adorable! I didn't think I could love a character as much as I love Mr. Rochester, but he took my heart! He is a splendid Mr. Knightley, very human.
I agree, I honestly wasn't sure he was a good choice for the part when I first saw the trailer, but after seeing the film I think he might've actually become my favourite version of Mr. Knightley.
What movie is that Mr Rochester from please?
@@djangolab1312 Jane Eyre :)
...call me a hipster but my heart will always belong to Richard Armitage/John Thornton and his smoldering Victorian sex eyes XD
North and South and John Thornton will always have a piece of my heart for as long as I live. 💗
So I watched this adaptation a couple days ago, and this was my introduction to Jane Austen's Emma. I can't believe how much I loved this. As much as I love Elizabeth Bennet or Anne Elliot, I think Emma is the most complex character and one I can relate to the most in some ways. Also I can't believe I'm saying this but I love Knightley more than Mr. Darcy?! Knightley is compassionate and mature, and he seems to know his mind well. He's not classically handsome but there is a unique charm and unconventional handsomeness about him that is just so freaking attractive 😍😍 and I can't get over his smile 😭
Well I think he’s gorgeous!! I can’t be the only one??
their relationship is just too cute I cant get over it
excuse me but I am still in love with his dirty blonde hair and sparkling blue eyes
I'm guilty here I have seen this movies 282726226 times already. New favorite feel-good movie tbh
Not blaming you at all, I understand the obsession completely!
I already loved Mr. Knightley from reading the novel but this movie just made that love stronger
“they’re all A S L E E P” makes me laugh so hard😭
The hand caressing her neck at the end is dreamy ^//.//^
He is such an amaizing singer as well
He is! I already knew him from Lovesick but I actually only found out he sings and plays thanks to this film!
A man of many talents 😍❤️
The idea of a hypochondriac in 1812 is HILARIOUS
Ohhhhh you really nailed with the last scene, omg that expression, its like "oh swettie what a little kiss, cmon here let me show you"... aaaaaaw love this adaptation 🥰🥰🥰🥰💜😍😍
I LOVE that little smile so much! ❤️
I need someone to make a video called "Mr Knightley yearning for 5 minutes straight"
I love his expressions, he is so priceless. But I still think his brother stole his scenes I absolutely love his quotes :D. But best brother duo indeed.
I’m in love with this Mr. Knightley 😍
That dimple at 0:17! 😍
I love that the actors are basically the same age the characters are, but without Knightley feeling overly old. He just feels more youthful than in other adaptations. Although maybe I'm just projecting because I'm the same age as him, haha.
He's definitely youthful...almost has a boyish appeal...in a very good way though
His VOICE
0:29 how did I not notice that small smile?!? SO FREAKING CUTE!
I don't care, I prefer Mr Knightley over Mr Darcy!
I still can't decide 😂
@@yuki_eerhs4591I think they both work for they’re respective love interests
his performance was so good! all the little nuances just makes us fall in love w his character more hhhh
acc to letterboxd i've watched this six times already 💀
I agree, he did a great job and yes!, what made me love him so much is actually all those little details and facial expressions and really, all the little things that made up for the lack of some of the book material, like those little smiles right there, I really love those, they are such a small thing but they actually can tell you a lot about his character, if you care to pay attention.
I've watched like 6 or 7 times myself, so don't worry, you're not alone. LOL
for the first time i dont cringe for the kiss scene,it's just simple yet sweet
The day you make a video of Mr. Knightley's inner thoughts (like the ones you did with Mr. Darcy) will be a truly glorious day :D
I've been thinking about it but I don't know if I want to use just one version or a mix of (almost) all of them.
@@chiaratippy Whichever you choose to do, I'm sure it will turn out just as hilarious as the rest of them. I just happened to watch this adaptation of Emma last night and I am currently obsessed with Knightley :P
As soon as Emma is holding a baby and cooing at her Mr. Knightley can’t even stop himself from sitting by her
Lucy Briers, who plays the woman in the first part, Mrs. Reynolds, is also Mary Bennett in 1995 adaptation of Pride and Prejudice. Just a fun tidbit.
a dashing Mr Knightley. He has my heart.
John Knightley is so funny I can't
The nosebleed though, I remember laughing so hard at that scene, it's always funny no matter how many times I watch it.
His smiles are the best!
Well done indeed
heheheh Thank you! ❤
Oh my god i haven't had a TV crush in years and i don't know what to do with myself !!
Mr.Knightley is damn near perfect! I cannot!
Lmao I love the part where she hands him the handkerchief back and he hesitantly reaches for her and she mechanically walks away like a robot cause the whole situation became immediately awkward lmfao
Perfect Knightley and perfect kiss
I've been watching this movie every night for the last 3 nights since I stumbled on it in UA-cam, but I still can't get enough of it. Hands down the funniest romcom I've seen in decades now. 😂
When this lockdown ends, I swear i will watch it in the cinema too.
i love how almost every jane austen girl is yelling after a propose
2:23 'i can not! harriett!'
knightly looks for harriett 😆
So many hilarious details!!! Like every single hand-touch missed, between Emma and Mr. Knightley, they're just looking constantly like little kids discovering how to love and it's absolutely adorable. Also those eye contacts at the end of the movie made me burst laughing, well actually, the whole movie is freaking hilarious. Wonderful discovery, i must leave my heart from Mr. Bingley to Mr. Knightley and his handsome naked-back 😂 Thanks for doing this video!
Thank *you* for watching and commenting, I really appreciate it! And yes, this movie might not be the closest to the book, particularly story-wise, but I love it! And this version of Knightley has kinda stolen my heart, to be honest!
@@chiaratippy I think the messy hair and messy beard Johnny Flynn stole the heart of many people in only few weeks haha! Don't hesitate doing more videos, you're really funny!
what a sweetheart
Mr Knightley is the man we all want. A charmer and funny.
1:16 why is John such a mood tho 😂
I enjoyed every moment of this movie in theaters and this makes me want to watch it again, I had such a crush on Mr. Knightley and his crinkly smile 🥰
*baby pukes*
"Is there fever?!" (Mom)
Dad: "as death follows life."
The dad is done with life 😂
The nosebleed was an awesome idea!
This Version was SOooooooo GOOOODDD! AND MR KNIGHTLEY WAS A DREAM COME TRUE 😍
For me it's the little things that show me if the guy is truly, authentically kind, especially after managing getting over a narcissist (in the clinical sense of the term). There are a lot of videos that can help a guy fake a personality, but there are always details, little cracks that break the facade.
There is something about this version of Mr. Knightley that makes me like it the most.
someone tell netflix that this is how you make a modern and good adaptation of a jane austen work?! still pissed off with persuasion
I just read they are working on adaptations similar to that Persuasion travesty for Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility! I mean, are they serious???
@@chiaratippy oh god..
That is the silliest proposal scene that i have ever seen before in a movie! I guess that makes it fit in with the Emma story.
Super cute love story. Mr. Knightly mesmerizing played by Johnny.
So into the character.
Wishing him much success.
My favourite Mr. Knightley.
THAT KISS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!OMG!!!!!!!!!!))))))
Woah WOAH WOAAHHH woahh.... I just realized that the actress that played Mrs. Reynolds also played as Mary Bennet in the 1995 Pride and Prejudice
I love this version of Mr. Knightley. I really love the movie!
I swear, this movie kills me every time
This video is the reason I watched the movie... I owe you a lot ❤️
I am SO IN LOVE WITH HIM IT"S NOT OKAY LOL
After talking to my boyfriend about this film endlessly and explaining how much I felt he resembles Mr knightly. he finally got me the book and I've been reading a chapter before bed every single day.
That scene with the nosebleed AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 OMG I'M ROLLING
My favourite singer and one of my favourite movies, P-E-R-F-E-C-T-I-O-N
It's insane how many times I've seen this video and the movie itself. I'm madly in love with Mr. Knightley 🥰🥰
He's so cute
A housekeeper would NEVER presume to scold her master, not in those days. But that aside, what fun!
1 with whom he grew up with and has known him as a child might. A few relationships weren't always formal between servant and masters but I do see why you might say that.
Not fighting just saying
it's in the text
I'd risk it all for Mr Knightley
That adlib after the accidental nosebleed was such a cherry on top
Emma is not okay X'D
This movie is like a delicious, crunchy French macaron 😊
After Jeremy Northam's portrayal of Mr. Knightley I never thought I'll enjoy this version so much!
Thank you for the charming video, CTippy!
Thank you very much for watching! 😊
binge watching all of johnny flynn’s movies 🖤
Johnny Flynn is so hot.
I love this movie too much.
One must always remember that a woman's reputation is no less brittle as it is beautiful...
John: As death follows life...
Me: ...I must follow my wife.
Wow, that suttle smile is amazing! 😎
this is one of my absolute favourites on this channel lol
Thank you! 💗
Im sooo sorry but i never could laugh so hard and often in a Jane austen movie like i did in this 2020 adaptation of Emma😂😂😂 it was lovely to watch and sooo funny😅😅😅❤️❤️❤️