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Gone with the Wind

Original: Gone with the Wind (margaret mitchell)

Movie: Gone with the Wind.

Director: victor fleming

Starring: Vivien Leigh, clark gable, leslie howard and Olivia Sir Geoffrey de Havilland.

Produced by MGM.

Gone with the Wind is the proudest blockbuster in Hollywood film history. The film was shown for four hours, and the audience flooded in. Its charm runs through the whole 20th century, so it is called the "first blockbuster" in Hollywood. The film cost more than $4 million that year and took three and a half years to complete. During this period, several directors changed, and more than 60 main actors and more than 9,000 supporting roles appeared on the screen. In the 12 Academy Awards in 1939, he won eight Academy Awards in one fell swoop and made a sensation in American film circles. This historical blockbuster with huge cost, luxurious scenes and grand and realistic war scenes has become a classic in the history of American movies with its commendable artistic achievements, which makes people never tire of watching it.

186 1 On the eve of the civil war, Scarlett's dear daughter of Tara fell in love with Ashley, the son of another manor owner, but Ashley chose Scarlett's cousin, gentle and kind Han Melanie, as her lifelong companion. Scarlett married Han Meilan's younger brother Charles out of jealousy. Soon, the American Civil War broke out. Ashley and Charles were drafted into the army and went to the front. Charles soon died in the war. Scarlett became a widow, but she was always madly in love with Ashley.

One day, at a bazaar, Scarlett met Rhett, a dashing businessman. Rhett began to pursue Scarlett, but she refused. Scarlett's single-minded pursuit of Ashley was also rejected.

In the war, the American southern army was defeated, and Atlanta was crowded with wounded soldiers. Scarlett and her cousin Hamella volunteered to join the ranks of nurses to take care of the injured soldiers. Seeing the horrors brought by the war, the wayward Scarlett has matured a lot. At this time, news came from the front that the northern army was coming, and many people began to flee their homes in panic. Unfortunately, Han Melanie is going to have a baby, so Scarlett must stay and take care of her.

On the day of the northern army siege, Scarlett begged Rhett to help escort her and Han Melanie, who had just given birth, back to Tara. Rhett told Scarlett that he couldn't witness the defeat of the Confederate army and didn't help. He wants to join the confederate army. He left his pistol and kissed Scarlett goodbye. Scarlett had to bravely drive the carriage back to Tara alone. By this time, the home had been cleaned by the northern soldiers first, and her mother died in shock.

Soon, the war was over. Life is still difficult. The rulers from the north demanded that the manor owners pay heavy taxes. Scarlett desperately went to Atlanta to borrow money from Rhett, only to learn that he had been put in prison. On the way back, Scarlett met Frank, an upstart who was going to marry her sister. In order to revive the bankrupt family business, she tricked Frank into marrying herself.

Scarlett illegally employs prisoners in Frank's lumber mill and does big business with businessmen from the north. At this time, Rhett bribed him with money and regained his freedom. The two met by chance and started a love-hate relationship again.

Frank and Ashley joined an anti-government secret organization and were surrounded by the North Army at a rally. Frank was shot, Ashley escaped injured and returned to Han Melanie with Rhett's help. Scarlett is a widow again. At this time, Rhett came to propose to her, and she finally married Rhett, who had always loved her. He made a fortune by smuggling arms and food. After marriage, the husband and wife lived in a luxurious mansion in Atlanta. A year later, his daughter Bonnie was born, and Rhett devoted all his feelings to Bonnie. Scarlett accidentally looked at Ashley's photo and was found by Rhett, which eventually led to the breakdown of their relationship. Later, on the eve of Ashley's birthday party, Scarlett's warm embrace with Ashley caused criticism, but Han Melanie did not believe that there was an affair between them. Rhett doesn't think so.

When Scarlett told Rhett that she was pregnant again, Rhett asked suspiciously whose child it was. Scarlett tried to beat Rhett with shame and anger, but accidentally rolled down the stairs, resulting in miscarriage. Rhett feels guilty and decides to make up with Scarlett. Unexpectedly, while they were talking, Bonnie, the youngest daughter, accidentally fell off her horse and died. At the same time, something unfortunate happened to another family, and Han melanie finally fell ill because of overwork. Before she died, she entrusted her husband Ashley and her son to Scarlett, but asked her to keep this secret. Scarlett threw herself into Ashley's arms and hugged him tightly. Rhett, who stood by, couldn't stand it any longer and turned away. Facing the heartbroken and unresponsive Ashley, Scarlett finally understands that the Ashley she loves does not exist. What she really needs is Rhett.

When Scarlett came home and told Rhett that she really loved him, Rhett no longer believed her. He is determined to leave Scarlett and go back to his hometown to find something beautiful. Scarlett, who was abandoned, stood in the foggy yard and remembered what her father had said to her: "Only the land will accompany her tomorrow." She decided to stay on her own land and create a new life. She is looking forward to a better tomorrow.

This film won eight awards in the 12th Academy Awards: Best Film Award, Best Art Direction Award, Best Screenplay Award, Best Director Award, Best Photography Award, Best Actress Award, Best Supporting Actress Award and Best Editing Award.

The characters in Gone with the Wind

First, she dares to take responsibility when encountering difficulties. Although she wavered, she finally took responsibility. For example, she saved Melanie, revived Tara Garden, and later helped the Ashley family for a long time.

Second, she dares to love without regrets. She loved Ashley all her youth, but she didn't give up trying until she reached the limit of her ability.

Third, when she finally realized that what she had done before was wrong, she immediately apologized to Rhett and asked for forgiveness.

Generally speaking, Scarlett is a strange girl. She is a dragon and a phoenix. No wonder Rhett, such a great man, fell at her feet.

Every time I watch Gone with the Wind, I get different results. When I was young, Scarlett hated vanity and was pushy.

I like Melanie who is pure and kind. I don't like Rhett Butler who is glib. I like Ashley who is gentle and honest.

I like the picturesque scenery and rural life in the south, but I don't like the glitz and debauchery in the north.

After watching it many times, I couldn't help admiring Scarlett. Benyuan is a young and stubborn weak woman.

The first marriage was an impulsive revenge. I married a boy I didn't love and made myself a young widow.

The second marriage was for the survival of the family and took away my sister's sweetheart Kennedy.

Although Kennedy is already an old man and a half, he is no match for Scarlett. He was helpless in the face of her ruthlessness.

Finally, she was shot in retaliation for the insult that the poor white man almost suffered to Scarlett. Unfortunately, she died in vain.

But I never enjoyed Scarlett's love. So Scarlett became a widow again, and she was a rich widow.

In that war-torn era, in order to promise Ashley a promise to take care of Melanie, when the northern army was about to capture Atlanta,

Scarlett decisively delivered Melanie's baby, and found Rhett to break through many obstacles and checkpoints and return to his hometown in the country-Taura.

When she was hungry and cold, she suffered multiple blows from her mother's death, her father's dementia, her home being robbed and poverty.

She took the lead in farming, ordered her sister to get up to pick cotton, took care of Melanie and Xiaobo, and supported the family's livelihood.

At that time, she was just a little girl in her twenties. She should be a spoiled little girl in her mother's arms.

But in the face of such great difficulties, she did not choose to escape, but bravely shouldered the burden of her family.

Fighting against fate with perseverance that ordinary people can't match, whenever Scarlett holds a radish in her hand and swears to heaven that she will never let her family suffer and starve again,

I always think that the director's use of light and background is so ingenious and artistic.

It vividly depicts Scarlett's strong and true inner feelings of longing for stability, survival and wealth.

I think at that time, she had completed the most difficult evolution, from an ugly caterpillar to a beautiful butterfly, free and noble.

Scarlett was like a goddess at that time-the goddess of desire who longed for wealth and would do anything to get it.

I must admit, for me, the attraction of Gone with the Wind is definitely related to Rhett starring clark gable.

Of course, Vivien Leigh's cat-like green eyes are charming, seductive and charming.

She is a woman who fascinates women. She is selfish, cold, heartless, smart, unscrupulous and strong.

But there is no lack of kindness, beauty and fragility; She is an unattainable goddess, which makes many women dream of being like her.

Rich, beautiful, capable and strong, so that a man like Rhett can fall for her. At least that's what I think.

But I think Rhett brings more sweet fantasies about love and marriage to our female audience.

He is so handsome, so cynical, so confident, rich and full of the charm of a mature man.

How many women should be idols.

Here, a brief flashback of Scarlett and Rhett's meeting, acquaintance and love,

Can make people deeply impressed by Rhett's male charm that I love, stick to myself and be full of personality;

The first paragraph: Rhett first met Scarlett at the dance in Twelve Elephant Trees Garden. Scarlett flirts with all men,

Unexpectedly, Rhett is paying attention to her, and Scarlett complains to her female companion, "He looks at me like I'm naked."

It can be seen that Rhett gives the impression that he is not a gentle gentleman, and he has great insight and influence on the world that others do not have.

It shows that he is different from ordinary southern men: realistic, bold and aggressive,

When he hid in the living room and eavesdropped on Scarlett's bold love for Ashley,

However, because of her refusal, she slapped Ashley and broke a small vase. He whistled.

So he was accused by Scarlett as a gentleman, and he also refuted that Scarlett was not a real lady, which made Scarlett very angry.

The first time they met, it was a love encounter.

Segment 2: Because of Charles' death, Scarlett goes to Atlanta to play. Dressed in mourning, she is very eager to fly on the dance floor again.

It shows her inner yearning and longing for a free life.

It was Rhett who saw her mind and spent a lot of money to pry open the depressing social and moral cage for her.

It made her embark on the most different fate from other southern women. This is a key step for Scarlett to resist the moral standards of the old society.

And this step, without Rhett's subtle support and arrangement, Scarlett will never get out.

Without this step, Scarlett, a capable, strong and independent gone with the wind, will never exist in the future!

The third paragraph: Rhett desperately gets a carriage to help Scarlett return to her hometown and help her carry Melanie and Xiaobo into the carriage.

At the same time, after a difficult journey, when he was about to arrive, Rhett saw many southern soldiers rushing forward and dying.

I was deeply shocked and decided to go to the battlefield and do my part to defend my home. At this time, it can be seen that he can risk his life for the woman he loves;

Similarly, in the face of family destruction, he is also a warm-blooded person.

It is here that the director depicts a man hidden behind his always cynical appearance.

It also has a typical image of southern men willing to bleed for honor.

Here we can see that although Rhett is usually very smart and realistic, he is still a southerner at heart.

Segment 4: After the pain of losing her daughter and Scarlett's spiritual betrayal, Rhett is extremely disappointed with Melanie's death.

Go home, pack your bags and go back to your hometown of Charleston. When the foolish Scarlett finally found herself deeply in love with Rhett,

Only to find that I finally lost the person I love most. Scarlett was deeply sorry that Rhett left so suddenly at last.

Only here, we heard the broken heart that was once soft for love, and at the same time, we became "heartless" to Scarlett because of the broken heart.

Rhett here makes us feel that this man dares to love and hate, and handles things very crisply and neatly, which is very manly.

I also want to say that Gone with the Wind also represents a person, Shi-Jia Gan, the first prize winner of the fourth new concept and the top scholar of Shanghai history.

Classic fragment

After Barrett left Scarlett, Scarlett O 'Hara finally sat on the stairs and said, "After all, tomorrow is another day."

comment

Some people say that the most classic scene of this film is the scene when Scarlett O 'Hara returns to her destroyed home after the war, holding red clay in the garden and vowing that no matter how she steals or grabs it, her family will not starve to death, because her eyes and expression were really shocking at that time. I don't object either, because this is really a classic movie. There are too many classic scenes, and everyone has his own preferences. I'd rather choose this: in the future, tomorrow is a new day. what is love ? What is hate? Love and hate can be like two parallel lines that never intersect, and they may only need a ray of sunshine to melt away. People who cherish what they have are happy, because we always don't know what we need. Too many people don't know how to cherish until they lose it.

I especially like Tagore's poem: If you shed tears when you miss the sun, you will also miss the stars. After many vicissitudes, you should learn to ignore the past. Because-tomorrow is another day.

"Don't take French leave, dear.

After shopping all night, I look sleepy now.

I am afraid I lost you in my sleep.

Don't leave without saying goodbye, my love.

I started up and reached out to touch you. I asked myself:

"Is this a dream?"

I wish I could tie your feet with my heart and hold them tightly to my chest!

Don't leave without saying goodbye, my love. "

-Tagore's Gardeners Collection