Rating: Gone with the Wind

I personaly would give this movie a 3 out of 5 stars because it was the first color movie. It was boring and really long. The story was okay, but i have seen better.

Gone with the Wind

Gone with the Wind was a film produced by David O. Selznick in 1939. This film got an 8.2 out of 10 rating.

This film is about a girl named Scarlett and she loves a guy named Ashley, but he loves another girl named Melonie. This film is a Drama/Romance. Scarlet marries 3 diffrent guys and the first two die. She married those first to trying to make Ashley jealous, but it never works. Then she marries a man named Rhett Butler for his money.  She doesnt really love him all she wants is his money.

Main Characters

Ashley Wilkes-Leslie Howard

Melonie Hamilton-Olivia de Havilland

Mammy-Hattie McDaniel

Rhett Butler- Clark Gable

Scarlett O' hara- Vivien Leigh

Scarlett is a stuck up girl who will never be happy. She thinks if she has Ashley everything will be perfect, but in reality she will still be a whiny little bitch. Ashley has some money, but not enough for her needs. In the end of the movie she relize she "loves" Rhett. She really wants alot of money and Ashley but she cant have both.

 Scarlett and Rhett get married and have a baby named Bony. She was taught to ride a horse like a man but, Mammy was upset how she was riding like that so then Rhett taught her to ride side sattle. I believe that Rhett loves the baby more then Scarlet because she was never holding her or taking care of her. Example:"Why do we have to take her on a stroll we have Mammy."

Rhett is a soldier for the south in the Civil War. He has alot of money and no one to spend it with. Rhett is the kind of guy who thinks he's so cool and can do what he wants. He drinks, smokes, and gambles. He can just buy his way out of everything.

I personaly would not watch this movie again. It was to boring and a waste of my time. It is a slow movie and you will get board easily because it doesn't have constant movement. I also though it was  annoying.

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