Amy's Views On Marriage | Little Women (2019) | Love Love

Amy explains her situation to Laurie and why she needs to marry a wealthy man.
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Writer-director Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird) has crafted a Little Women that draws on both the classic novel and the writings of Louisa May Alcott, and unfolds as the author’s alter ego, Jo March, reflects back and forth on her fictional life. In Gerwig’s take, the beloved story of the March sisters - four young women each determined to live life on her own terms -- is both timeless and timely. Portraying Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth March, the film stars Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, Eliza Scanlen, with Timothée Chalamet as their neighbor Laurie, Laura Dern as Marmee, and Meryl Streep as Aunt March.
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Amy's Views On Marriage | Little Women (2019) | Love Love
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[@trinaq]

Fun Fact: Amy's speech about marriage wasn't included in the original script, but Meryl Streep suggested that it be written in to show a contemporary audience that when a woman got married, everything they had would automatically belong to their husbands.

[@calliefinck6275]

I did not know that

[@Mstrickster2]

@Real Deal actress who played Aunt Marge

[@DeepScreenAnalysis]

It’s similar to Kramer vs Kramer, where Meryl wrote her own monologue on the witness stand, because she felt the screenwriter didn’t get inside her character’s head or bring us into her perspective about why she had to leave her child and husband behind.

[@SpartanConduct]

Gotta make it woke

[@harringt100]

​@@SpartanConduct Does it make you proud to be the person with the most vapid take in this thread so far?

[@kittyplayz_ytcat]

I loved the original Little woman...but the writting on this movie was amazing! The Cast of perfect! This speech so comtemporary and perfect about marriage. ❤love the movie and every part of it!

[@thefantasticfletchers4508]

I love that this shows that Amy is a strong feminist just like Jo-- the difference is how they go about it. Jo will buck the system while Amy will work within it.

[@emmagormally6841]

I loved when Laurie said to Amy you look Beautiful ❤

[@Mstrickster2]

I haven’t seen the movie before but this scene makes me feel a lot better about them as a couple from the book

[@squid5097]

I loved Amy’s outfit here

[@mitchellries256]

I am looking forward to seeing these two in Dune: Part 2.

[@d12359]

The problem is not with marriage, it is the law of the times that misunderstood marriage.

[@tayladunn7490]

Wow, she has the same ambitions as I do !! Like she said, I want to be great or nothing !! 💯💯

[@The52olenka]

Wow, I didn't appreciate the movie when I watched it in the cinema. our localization has ruined it. when I hear the real voices of the actors, I see their chemistry and feelings.

[@nanraksmey3430]

I have just realized that I am like Amy comparing to my sister. I want to be great or nothing.😢

[@pjosepha]

truth to history

[@jesse6468]

How did she become cynical so young?

[@emmabennett7699]

She was raised that way

[@lonnie4827]

The circumstances. Her family is poor. Her sisters either married poorer, dead, or on an alternative path. Amy was brought to Europe to try to marry out of her circumstances to provide a better life for them all. She has to be the best among them or they are doomed. It bleeds across into her work - forcing her to come to terms with her art’s value much earlier. She doesn’t have the freedom to spend time on art that won’t do anything for her. So she pivots and focuses on other skills that might help her in her future as a society wife.

[@kaitlynmartin2075]

She lived.

[@crunchybunnylady]

Even though Amy was an artist, she was quite practical and a realist from a young age. I wouldn't say cynical. She always knew what she wanted.

[@jesse6468]

​@crunchybunnylady 'Rome took all the vanity out of me and Paris made me realize I will never be a genius' She gives up on her dream to merry a rich man and become 'an ornament to society' she does not plan to merry for love. You dont find that cynical?

[@naomijdervis1290]

Atil Still STIL

[@PlumeConvergente]

It is sad. I am really grateful to be a muslim woman. In Islam a woman has the right to earn and manage her own money.

[@nahnah2071]

are you aware this movie takes place in XIX century?

[@PlumeConvergente]

@@nahnah2071 Yes I am aware. I was juste thinking Islam was in advance on these question.

[@laurensia7198]

@@PlumeConvergente I don't think that you are saying the truth

[@PlumeConvergente]

@Laurensia I am. I read read and read. I read the Qur'an. I am Learning hadiths etc... The best sources to learn pure Islam more than TV.

[@laurensia7198]

@@PlumeConvergente ok. All the best to you