*Proceeds to go rewatch Pride and Prejudice for the millionth time*

@ameliar6374

3 жыл бұрын

And whos complainin🤷🏻‍♀️

@melissapaz6036

3 жыл бұрын

@@ameliar6374 my tv 😔

@thekamixcx

3 жыл бұрын

Mood

@gcollz_

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve got it on in the background 😅

@Langley_Ackerman19

3 жыл бұрын

Watched it last night for the first time! 😍 I'm hooooked! Gonna buy the Austen books now so I can watch and read it as much as I want.

The reason why Elizabeth look at him when he help her up in the carriage was because at that time a man shouldn’t touch a women without gloves as it was considered a intimate gesture- I read that somewhere.

@t.conant2379

3 жыл бұрын

I bet there is so much I missed because of the large time gap, I wish there was a list of little things like that I could read before reading the book

@Tiffanyamend7

3 жыл бұрын

Same thing happened in the recent Emma movie. There's a scene where two characters dance and she doesn't have her gloves on and it is portrayed as a very intimate scene because their hands are touching.

@harringt100

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, wow, really? Is that why women wore gloves so much in public?

@kassandraledesma4363

3 жыл бұрын

SCANDALOUS 😂😂

@argella1300

3 жыл бұрын

AND THE WAY HE FLEXED HIS HAND

If you think about it too, people take pride in their appearance, so his clothes becoming more relaxed also shows him letting go of his pride so that he can be with Lizzie. Same kinda goes for Lizzie too, because she also has a lil bit of stubborn pride and she too was in her nightclothes. They both let go of it🥺

@SingingSealRiana

3 жыл бұрын

Well, I think the clothing choice is not about pride like the rest of the story, but insecurety. You dress like you want to be perceived or to hide behinde it. It is about control and letting go of it. Being more open with his feelings and feeling secure enough with them to not care how he is percived. His rigid choice of garment in the beginning does not speak of pride or vanity, it is an armor against beeing judged.

@harringt100

3 жыл бұрын

@@SingingSealRiana But aren't people generally afraid of being judged out of vanity?

@aneleway

3 жыл бұрын

@@SingingSealRiana I agree that in the movie must be more like that, about insecurity, because they chose to portray Darcy as shy. However, in the book he is not that shy, he is really proud, at least at the beginning. And then, after his rejection he changes, because he wants to be more likeable to Lizzie.

@SingingSealRiana

3 жыл бұрын

@@harringt100 not really if you ask me. Is it the same if you want to be special, if you want to be impressing, beautiful be admired or if you are terribly afraid to be seen as a bad person and valued less than everyone else? Needing to prove yourself can have quite contrary drives, wanting to look down at others and wanting to be at the same level as others. My first example would be Hermione and Ron from Harry Potter. Both are really insecure and act partially unpleasant trying to compensate that. But Ron craves attention in a way that makes him envious of others and his approach at elevating his self-esteem is looking down on others. Hermione on the other hand feels the need to be helpful, making up her unlikeability through beeing useful for others, which gets misunderstood as arrogance.... Her means for elevating her self-esteem is fighting for others she feels are looked down upon undeservingly, if she just gets everyone to treat people fair, she wound be treated better too. Vulnerability is not the same as vanity even if both make you afraid of other people's judgment of you. Darcy definitly has a problem with pride but how I see it he is not dressing up to look dashing or impressing or receive compliments, he dresses very very buttoned up to prevent beeing attacked. But that is only my interpretation

@SingingSealRiana

3 жыл бұрын

@@aneleway oh, he definitly is prideful, but that lies more in his values and actions than in his choice of clothing. You can be both insecure and overly proud, he for sure is.

What I noticed right away was the change in Mr.Darcy’s hair. In the beginning it also looked stiff and almost wig-like. As the movie progressed, his hair got softer, matching the willingness to show his vulnerability and softer side. Love him 💕

also in the last scene whilst he's outside waiting for mr bennet's approval, the bottom of mr darcy's overcoat is covered in mud.. kind of reminds me of earlier in the film when caroline bingley complains about the hem of lizzie's dress being covered in mud. so its like he is imitating lizzie unintentionally and becoming less uptight - she is being reflected in his behaviour / how he presents himself ! god I love pride and prejudice

@lightoffire2146

Жыл бұрын

I thought I was the only one who noticed that. lol

Imagine Mr Bennett shock when Darcy showed up in his pajamas to ask for Elizabeth hand.

@lightoffire2146

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣

Mr. Darcy: ✊🖐✊ Everyone: He did it! He did it!

Does anyone else feel really dumb for not realizing that him coming 2 Lizzy's best friend's house and they had that awkward conversation was like his attempt at his first proposal? I did not get that LOL

@epheby98

3 жыл бұрын

neither did i 😭😂

@kallistoindrani5689

3 жыл бұрын

I had no idea too!

@rosadiliaperalta1987

3 жыл бұрын

Jejejej me neither

@hestiasings

3 жыл бұрын

bro omg i didn't realise that either!!! i thought it was just him practising talking to new people like she'd suggested

@shockingheaven

3 жыл бұрын

@SarcasMiss Lol. Yeah, it was painfully awkward.

bestie rule no. 25: wear matching outfits when one of you proposes to your lover

@tangerine1884

Жыл бұрын

AHAHAHAH UNDERRATED COMMENT

My favorite darcy moment when hes walking through the fog at sunrise to Lizzy's house. I have been in love with Mathew Macfadyen ever since.

I always though he looked "brighter" by the end of the movie! The blue, brown and light creme tones really softened him, making him look much more approachable, less harsh and brooding.

✨ we stan an intellectual queen ✨

@suepposedly8641

3 жыл бұрын

✨

Also, the last scene with Elizabeth and him sitting outside the house and he’s literally in his pajamas being so openly unashamed of his love for her with the whole “Mrs. Darcy” 😭 Such a lovely detail in the making of the film!!

@SimoraCheeks1

3 жыл бұрын

She may not have seen that version. It was added only for American audiences.

@ciucibabka27

3 жыл бұрын

TBH I hated that scene. I much prefer european version without this scene, because in my opinion it ruins all climate, is too modern and cliche.

@jasmyntailor3810

3 жыл бұрын

That’s the best part of the movie!! My heart bursts with joy every time I see it

@amandarocha8402

3 жыл бұрын

@@ciucibabka27 here in Brazil we have the European version and that scene is a dvd bonus so i do enjoy it, but if it was on the real movie im pretty sure that I would hate, I love the end as it is!

@fCLEF007

3 жыл бұрын

Non canonical and tacky America-only scene (gag). Completely out of character and the dialogue is woeful.

This was one of Jacqueline Durran's best movies. She's a really emotional costume designer, so I think this is amazing. But Oscar for Little Women? No, thank you.

@AllThePeppermint

3 жыл бұрын

Bhuvana Venkatesh, totally. Micarah Tewers did an excellent job tearing to shreds the costuming of Little Women. It was atrocious. Uggs? Really??

@bhuv278

3 жыл бұрын

@@AllThePeppermint Ooh, and the beach waves, and those atrocious scarves. The side ponytails, and the embracing of hoop skirts in the 1870's. The growth and childhood of the characters was so well placed that the costumes could have been magical. And no bonnets? Kill me.

@jamielaw4749

3 жыл бұрын

If you look at the little women costumes from a historical point, they're awful, but if you look at it from the perpective that it's a modern story, there is a lot of significance in the costumes. For instance, the March sisters and marmee are the only characters with modern costuming, but the background characters are dressed more historically accurate. E.g Aunt March consistently wears a bonnet because she represents traditional. The scene where Meg wears a pink dress (the one marciah mentions), she is the only character dressed modestly because it shows how she'd go at lengths to do what other people want, rather than be her own person (the dress was gifted to her, it was not her own). I think the modern touches in the costumes matches how Gerwig mixed deliberately added and mixed her own modern dialogue with Alcott's historical dialogue. The sisters represent a modern storyline juxtaposed in a historical context. They are dressed modernly to standout against the more historical background-characters to represent that progressive stories about women weren't commonly told, therefore progressive stories would have stood out/not fit in like the modern costumes. The costumes, in my opinion, hold a lot of symbolism if historical accuracy wasn't the criteria for how good they are :)

@jamielaw4749

3 жыл бұрын

I guess the moderninity was effective in making them standout, because I've only heard commentary on the March sisters and marmee's costumes, and the not the other characters.

@bhuv278

3 жыл бұрын

@@jamielaw4749 I rewatched the movie today, and I do believe you're right. In the ball scene, the characters in the background are dressed pretty darn well. As for Meg's dress, we know it at being slightly older than the others. Jo and Beth are pretty great, but I do wish the historical accuracy was focused upon on in the marches' costumes. The costumes weren't bad at all. But with Durran's talent, the stellar cast and Gerwig's modern interpretation, we really could have found the best Film of 2019/20.

he touch her WITHOUT A GLOVE fbsksojdsosh risky he was catching strong feelings. the way just elizabeth notice it in the film gooosssgajak

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Have you seen the last scene in the American version of the movie? Darcy is wearing even less clothes in that one. You can see his bare calves. I am sure it's meant to signify that he has completely opened up for Lizzie and is at peace with his feelings.

@nicholaslawrence6926

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, from about 7:20 onwards kzread.info/dash/bejne/mGip0tuqZbTgpLA.html

Nicely done. One more telling transition in the costumes is the use of color. When we first see Mr. Darcy he is wearing jet black and white. Bit by bit he not only loosens in form but color begins to appear to mirror the changes he is undergoing internally.

@mdj2061

Жыл бұрын

Also, while Mr Bingley rides a white horse, Mr Darcy rides jet black one. Polar opposites.

I plan to get married in this period dress. Hopefully to another mr Darcy. Oh! Fun fact. It wasn’t customary for people to touch hands without gloves. It was considered very intimate to do so. That’s why he flexed his hand.

@paulaprice493

3 жыл бұрын

I always thought he had gotten an electric jolt just from touching her hand. We’re not talking about being true to the times here.

The proposal in the rain is the most amazing scene!

@HoustonTroy

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. So good!!!!

i always noticed it when bingely proposes and they’re basically wearing matching outfits

I actually thought about it before! It was all how he was trying to tell Lizzie that she's one of the few people he's comfortable revealing himself to I love the video!!

i LOVE his outfit in the "before sunrise" scene

Well I guess I'll just HAVE to watch Pride and Prejudice AGAIN now ugh

@HoustonTroy

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. I need to rewatch and reread.

I thought I couldn't love this film more than I am, but you just made me fall in love even harder

Bravo! I love this movie and you pointed out some things that completely went over my head! This was amazing!

All it does is make me wanna watch the movie again

Well, well, well. I see Mr. Darcy I click. You have my attention now, gurl. Let's watch!

Had to watch this movie a couple of times because was so distracted by fabric, seems, tailoring and furniture that I didn't see every scene. The ballroom is awesome if you look at all the colours everyone else is wearing it's earth tones and very relaxed fitting they all look like they hopped through a hedge to go dancing. Then the Bingleys and Darcy show up shining clean like surgical scrubbed in clean, black & white without a hair or stain to be seen and tightly fitted they can't breathe let alone dance. And Lizzie's mob show up sweating greasy red and messy haired it's absolutely funny. Laugh everytime I see it.

There’s also the scene at the very end of the movie (which was cut form some versions, as I understand) where the two of them are openly kissing and dressed basically in undergarments, so that’s probably the height of opening up to each other.

You saying "Mr Darcy is Completely undressed" makes me feel some kind of way.

Beautiful unfolding of truth vs facade!

This is by far my favorite version & he's definitely my favorite Mr. Darcy! He's so handsome. Have enjoyed other shows he's been in too. Don't think I've seen him outside of period pieces though

I love his first proposal even tho he doesn’t even say anything it just adds on to him being introverted and stepping out of his pride at least trying to

YESSSS I noticed it immediately watching clips of the movie and it shocked me the way he looks so clothed on the beginning scenes and practically in his underwear on the next scenes

I noticed this too, and I was so excited to point it out to my friend when she first watched it! I love Darcy's colorful waistcoats (and coat) in the second half. I'd never noticed the connection to how Bingley had already been wearing them. I also didn't realize the letter outfit and the sunrise outfit were the same/similar, so that was interesting and totally supports your point about his vulnerability. I also love how even though his collar is still starched and proper in the second half, the rest of his outfit is less buttoned and looser so it's clear that he is opening up-- but always within propriety. Then the pivotal sunrise scene comes and we are sure that his character arc is complete. Even though his costume design isn't talked about much, I think it is really effective at subconsciously convincing the audience that he changes, so I'm almost able to accept that it doesn't get much attention. Thanks for the fun video!

Just discovered your channel I see Mr Darcy I click

Thank you for your excellent video. Costume is such an important part of telling the story. This is the best Elizabeth and the best D'Arcy in any screen versions of the story

This is crazy never noticed this and I LOVE THE MIND JOB the designer had to do, to tell us the same story with clothes, he opens like a flower !!

That rain scene is sooo good

Love this movie. I wonder what changes were done to Elizabeth’s costumes.

@ericalarson9605

3 жыл бұрын

She should do a video about Elizabeth's costumes next! 😃

The way you titled each section with a movie name is so well done!!!

i LOVE these little details because you can tell the costume designer put so much thought into how the clothes would complement the characters 💗

Mr. Darcy will always be a character I wish we knew more about 😫 Love love love this video undressing Mr. Darcy. His outfit at Pemberlry, on the balcony is everything ❣️

Thanks for this! I've been looking for something like this for ages

Thank you for your close eye to detail. Makes me love the movie even more.

I am sure that people who've watched this film countless times like I did, noticed the clothes change and why it was done.

I fall in love with this film each and every time I come across it❤️❤️❤️❤️

I was literally pondering this subject just the other day and today I stumble on this video. Thank you for posting.

Thank you for making this video. I had thought about his clothes, but was hoping someone eloquent talked about it. You nailed it.

And Darcy's hair at the end there looks like they cut it with teeth XD

Great video honestly, it made me realise a lot more of the details put in to each scene

Thank you for this video. It's very well done and you wrote it compellingly.

thanks for showcasing these awesome details!

I ENJOYED YOUR VIDEO EVERYTHING IN IT! Your entire speech ( presentation) is GENIUSLY MADE!! I laughed at thw little(verbal winks and allusions, they were all delightful) WELL DONE❤❤❤ more please!! ❤

Honestly, I feel like your channel is so underrated. Maybe this will help it blow up!

His outfits became more colorful!

Now I have to watch it again. Amazing analysis

this is absolutely magnificent

What a pleasant way to learn something new. Thank you.

❤❤❤ AMAZING DEDUCTION! Mesmerising talent of production! ❤

Omg this is high quality content

"and uh, what happened after this?" made me laugh so hard idk why

Great job on this, Girl. Thank you 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

I have to comment. The 2005 movie was fabulous. Not to take away from earlier versions, but the strays from the Austen book added intrigue and interest. All actors here did a great job. Lots of movies from this period take liberties, but the stories get told. The cinematography alone was award winning. As you read books and watch movie adaptations, it is easy to note the changes made to increase the drama. Matthew and Keira brought that drama to life effectively. Kudos to Mr. Wright also for his phenomenal direction. ❤❤❤

At first he was a nice tight well put together man who took pride in his appearance. At last he was a scruff.

And also his shirt/chemise was buttoned when he brought her the letter but when he proposed in the end it was undone, so he was as the costume designers said, pretty much undressed Love the video, as I normally don't pay that much attention to men's costumes lol

Thank you for this video!! I’ve got an assessment about film techniques for this film and this will help me a lot!!

I remember feeling this watching the movie for the first time in the meadow scene, darcy looked very unkempt and undone but i never thought anything of it untill i watched this! Thank you! ❤️

I never thought of this...great video, thank you!

I think the color of the clothes helps a little bit too. Nice video!

I need more costume analysis please!

Well researched video.. helps us appreciate the movie on a whole different level. Kudos!

Wow, great video! Really well-done, loved it. Nice work!!

So happy to see Tom Wambsgans make a surprise appearance 🤣

Wait I’m confused... are you saying that on the day that he went to Charlotte’s house he meant to propose?? I never counted that as a first attempt

@angelitasheets

3 жыл бұрын

Right? I thought he was just practicing making conversation

@eliza9799

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, in the book, he tries to talk to her but then he changes his mind caught if I remember correctly by anxiety and then the second time is yet again in the house but in the movie they caught them so beautifully alone only them and the rain

@HoustonTroy

2 жыл бұрын

Dang, I need to reread this.

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Thank you! Very informative and makes me want to rewatch the movie all over again!

Ughhhh. YESSSS. Sooo good!! Thank you for sharing!

Wow, she and her Pirates of the Caribbean co-star were SO much younger looking in this movie!

Very interesting. Gives my a good reason to watch the movie again. Thanks

Great content and I love your accent! Keep up the good work :)

I love this! Would you be willing to do further video essays? Or analyzing different movies/shows/books? I am subscribing either way cause this is fantastic.

wooooah I feel so stupid for not seeing this! It was right in front of my face the entire time

I never noticed this! thank you for the video :)

I LOVE THIS PLEASE MAKE MORE CONTENT LIKE THIS!! 😃

The first movie where I really noticed this progression was Romancing the Stone. Joan Wilder's (Kathleen Turner's) wardrobe, hairstyle and probably makeup, not to mention speech, started off really uptight and restricted and relaxed bit by bit throughout.

New subscriber! Please keep posting, I really enjoyed this :)

Lovely, lovely, lovely, lovely!

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Thank you. I love this film but I never realised this stuff before

I wish you would have touched by on the very last scene, where Mr. Darcy is the most revealed in clothing and as a person, other than that, great video!

Great but you forgot the last half dressed scene of the movie.

@laurashion6844

3 жыл бұрын

i guess its because that part was only for americans (i THINK it was just americans, but it was definitely not a scene that was presented everywhere in the world)

@melima_

3 жыл бұрын

@@laurashion6844 Yeah it'ss a bonus scene in the rest of the world :) you need to own the DVD and go to bonus material

@AllThePeppermint

3 жыл бұрын

Laura Shion, sad! Because for me, that final scene of them together at Pemberly, a newlywed couple enjoying the evening together, for me really seals the end of the film! I've seen the movie without that final scene and it just seems... wanting. Doesn't matter how well written a movie is. If the final scene doesn't seem like the final scene, it can seem empty. Not to mention in a time and place where physical intimacy, like hugs and kisses, are reserved for family members and very close same-sex friendships, how could you end the movie with Elizabeth and Darcy NOT sealing their love and marriage with a kiss?

@melima_

3 жыл бұрын

@@AllThePeppermint the scene is not in the book

@aneleway

3 жыл бұрын

@@AllThePeppermint that is a very american way of ending a story. I’m not saying it’s bad, I’m just saying that it is not something Jane Austen would have written

I freaking love this

Brilliant video 🤣🤗! You did a more than lovely job

Love the sneak peek frame from Mean Girls, super meta to tie the two movies together.

I haven’t watch the video and I’m already in love with it

I love this movie this version so much I’m not a romantic person but this one gets to me each time This is a topic that I will notice more and look out for in movies from now on thanks!