We, as humans, relive this nightmare over and over again until the fever drops, and suddenly for a moment there is clarity: We see the pointlessness and farce of war, we the feel shame of doing the most inhumane things to our fellow man in the name of humanity. Then, as either the vanquished or the triumphant, we realize the irony; sometimes we are compelled to use the most treacherous methods to stop the most horrific sins of man. And yet the cycle begins again.

Great story it like to me so much with the Captain Rhett Butler. youtube.com/@capitanfernandezcaro

Hermosa pelicula !!La vi dos veces en cine y 8 veces en videos

Sir Lawrence a Text Book Actor!

Le chef d'oeuvre absolu...La 3:03 3:03 aussi suite(contemporaine)

🎉в актрисе нет искренности. Слишком много позерства.

The film of “Gone With The Wind” was filmed in the 30s. It was before World War II started. I cannot believe this fact. And the quality of this movie is just amazing.

My dog Vivien is named after Vivien Leigh! ❤

MILIOK ERTELMETLEN, NEM EMBERI HALALA MINDEN HABORU,ES KESZULO HABORU, GONOSZ MUNKAJA!

Moje ulubione zdanie z filmu to "tomorrow is another day"!!!😅

❤❤

Splendid!

If Scarlett had been observing proper mourning tradition, she would not have been at the ball. Period. Not even working in some charity booth. And surely even she would not have been so tasteless as to wear a bonnet and veil to an evening event. As plot devices go, it was a good one, and it worked -- but it did require that tradition had already been suspended.

I enjoyed that movie long time ago Young folks watch the movie👸🏽

My favorite movie EVER!

Amazing scene - When Hollywood had great actors 🙂instead of jumping jacks 🙂

A man asserting himself with a woman. That's *unheard of* these days.

"attention foolish germans. today germany packed it in, so put down your weapons and stop fighting for other mens land."

What's even more funny, he couldn't fight he's way out of a wet paper bag in real life. DeNiro is always been a phony and a wuss.

Un film e degli attori indimenticabili

Страна расистов и куклуксклана.

this is why you should never ever allow ideology driven fanatics to rule the nation. Today Germany's economy is detroyed by Green lunatics. And all of the EU will feel the consequences.

Filme lindo... Vivian Leigh maravilhosa como a Scarlett O'Hara... E Klarck Gable como Rhett Buttler...Maravilhoso maravilhoso❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

One of my favourite movies.

American people have their heart in right place. A million Americans perished to bring justice and end slavery.

The scene of the husband holding his wife in his arms and climbing the stairs 4 BY 4.. And we still wonder why there are still 250 rapes per day in France, most often in the marital sphere.

Now all we have is the Kardashians, Ghetto Rap, and so-called dancing or “grinding” like animals.

عاشق این فیلم هستم . بارها و بارها دیدم ‌هیچوقت برام تکراری نیست 😂

Что я поняла, так это ай лав ю!❤

Inimitable

A great movie 🕊🇺🇲💕

Margaret Mitchell gave thousands of dollars to a black minister so black men and women could go to college.

They needed a dance double for Vivian Leigh in this scene because she did not know how.

Aunt Pitipat. Love it

My new nick name for Lindsey Graham AUNT PITTY PAT.LOL

Are there any straight men who like this movie? or just women & gay men.

SHAMELESS SCARLET AS PER HER WHOLE LIFE ..

I may hate La Marsellaise , preferring the Counter Marsellaise ... but damn , this scene is flawless and so emotive and beautiful .

Wonderful!

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍❤️

One of my favourite scenes in the movie.

Fainting Miss Pitty Pat played by Senator Lyndsey Graham !!!😂🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

What a classic movie, they just don't make them like this anymore.

This has always been one of my favourite books and film. Its long but wwll worth a look ❤

they were even hanging little boys taken behind the lines my uncle saw that they were males they had to do their duty to die for their country very very sad

In un film, soprattutto "anti", ognuno può metterci quello che vuole.

I believe this animation is a masterpiece, a poignant blend of beauty, art, and tragedy. I believe the Red Duke envisioned gaining absolute power by elevating artificial humans to a superhuman status. He wasn't merely a politician; he was plotting to create a hierarchical society where a race of superhuman beings would rule over humanity. Given the existence of other nations in this world, as evidenced by Kenichi and his uncle's arrival from a foreign land, the Duke likely feared that a society based on such a rigid hierarchy could lead to international isolation and economic decline. He might have perceived his unique societal structure as either too radical or too inhumane for other nations to accept. Hence, his pursuit of developing revolutionary weapons, such as those utilizing Omonium. The Duke believed that to ensure the survival of his ideal society, he needed to create an unprecedented, overwhelmingly powerful weapon to expand his dominion. There was no need to model the robot after his daughter. Yet, his desire to see her grow up, perhaps, led him to make that fateful decision. The Red Duke, while appearing as a cold, ambitious dictator, was also a man who had lost a child. He was a complex individual with a human side. Perhaps his desire to conquer the world stemmed from a belief that a unified world would lead to lasting peace. Ironically, this aspiration ultimately led to a tragic outcome, not only for his adopted son and Kenichi but for his own ambitions as well. The characters, from the villainous Duke to the idealistic revolutionaries, are all flawed and driven by their own unique motivations. The tragedy that unfolds is a result of human emotion, not abstract concepts.

The waltz is so beautiful 😭

Clark Gable is just so handsome, and Vivinne Leigh beautiful. Forgive the sp

One of the few scenes directed by George Cukor (he also did the Melanie in labor/delivery scenes)