Little Women (2019) - Amy and Laurie Scene (4/10) | Movieclips

[@_sty__le7433]

I love when she says “you’re being mean.” Ugh her line delivery is on another level

[@adelaideeverett9134]

Not that it matters, but I'm your 1k like :)

[@ginniekinz5401]

Agreed! I felt that part so much and it’s such a simple line

[@Ayelen013]

"And I won't be the person you settle for just because you can't have her" 😭 how many of us need to say those words

[@nida8525]

Feel like thats gonna be me in some time

[@daisytai7502]

not me 🤪 bc i run away before i catch feelings 🤠

[@hazelcollins7667]

Me literally a week ago...

[@selina2322]

This brought me to tears ... twice

[@madladiesscientists6894]

Yep, I just fear I'll never find a person who loves me, just settles for me. For some reason that's a small fear of mine. ..

[@Ri-Lizzie]

I wish this movie had another half hour of watching their relationship and Amy develop.

[@lepotato.0]

Yes. Same thoughts

[@nutellaqueen1232]

I know....ugh

[@sissummer3025]

same thoughts

[@christineayuste]

sameee

[@etbilu7]

same!!

[@Mitreme]

“No. Stop that, you’re being mean.” Such an innocent but strong sentence full of hurting. Florence did an excellent job.

[@trinaq]

I agree, it isn't easy to make a detestable character likable and sympathetic, but Florence certainly accomplished it here. She really deserved her Oscar nomination! ❤️🏆

[@hamdialihassan1048]

Trina Q damn you think Amy is detestable? People’s hatred for this character has always confused me 🤷‍♀️

[@CherryBlossom3x3]

@@trinaq except she's not detestable at all

[@soph3498]

im so glad that someone agrees with because me and my sister are obsessed with that line and have watched this scene multiple times just to hear it

[@ODessa002]

I thought it was funny at first but then I realized what is meant to her how she barely shows emotion this is the first time we see her vulnerableness really come out

[@annflower]

when amy confesses she has loved laurie all her life, that moment hit me right in the heart

[@Nazaba09]

A i didn’t like this version as much as the ‘94 but that definitely hit me RIGHT HERE. We all have to remember what we hate Amy for is burning jo’s book because she didn’t get to go with Laurie and meg and jo. She has always been in love with Laurie.

[@davidmckesey7119]

Best part of the movie

[@Nazaba09]

@Lily Rose ...that’s what I said.

[@loonylovegood5572]

Not in the book though.

[@fauxbitties]

God loves you

[@thecuriousnerd3396]

Is it me!? Because I really love hearing Amy's voice. It's so pleasing to the ears.

[@dougalmackenziesmith673]

Florence Pugh has a gorgeous speaking voice. So deep and soothing and beautiful.

[@taliachoudhary3114]

Not just you😁

[@mrychbkin4262]

Jesu Sode I know!! Whenever I love an actor (Timothy lol) I usually hate whenever they have a lover in movies. But right as I saw Amy and heard her speak, I shipped it so hard. I now love the both of them so much. I could listen to her talk allll day, it’s just so comforting I don’t know why

[@mystelwinters1942]

I had the same thought!

[@virginiabassu9259]

Finally! Someone commented my right thoughts about her voice! I mean, she also did an amazing job and about this scene, she killed! I just can't over this scene because she expressed that feelings very well.

[@Locarb]

I truly feel Florence Pugh stole the show in this movie. She was absolutely sensational in every scene she was apart of.

[@ForeverSunnyy]

Locarbmonster I was about to write exactly that when I read your comment. Sure, I enjoyed each character but I really just wanted to see her.

[@lm5608]

Locarbmonster but I dont like her arrogant bitchy face

[@taliachoudhary3114]

Agreed. She was amazing and I wish she had won the Oscar.

[@trinaq]

I second this! If Laura Dern hadn't have been nominated for her role in "Marriage Story", then there's a high chance that Florence would have nabbed the Oscar! 🏆💚

[@Aggelostououranou]

Completely agree. I fell in love with her.

[@ashleyyang3743]

Me: *searches ‘laurie and amy’* Title: “Amy and Laurie” Me: you know what my bad you right

[@phoebe9750]

Lmao

[@mmxxmxm]

I searched Amy and Laurie 😂

[@dani010203stor]

HAHAHAAHHAHA

[@aaryanair9666]

ahhhh i searched Amy and Laurie lol

[@prachi._.]

I searched Laurie and Amy😂

[@kathleenramos7379]

her delivery when she sees laurie had taken an interest in her is like years of unrequited love being spilled out at once ugh i love it

[@krystaldelgado3091]

"I'm looking at you" GOD THAT GETS ME EVERY TIME

[@kg2002]

Don’t use God’s name in vain ❤️

[@LD-dv3qh]

@@kg2002 uhhh anyways so

[@alyjones9391]

ME TOO LMAO

[@gingerisevil02]

Krystal Gittens lmao oh my god

[@2_572]

@@kg2002 which god are you referring too?

[@muzzafarshaikh9018]

She has her own stand out presence from all the other actors. Her voice is just so amazing too .

[@gracegracegraceee]

Agree

[@jocelynhudson6921]

Right, so classy and intelligent.

[@ginniekinz5401]

And so does Timothee! He’s so unique 😍

[@22OrangeGirl]

She sounds like Selena Gomez

[@bellamarkarian222]

is froddo ur pfp

[@neelimachristopher620]

Amy believed that she had been second to Jo all her life. Jo believed that Amy had a way of getting things for her!

[@RomanZolanski123]

Typical sisters! Always jealous of what the other one has! Loved it.

[@bhuv278]

Both are somewhat true though. Amy probably refers to the times when they were young, when Jo used to be rough and boyish with her. She also sees Jo and Laurie so close. With Jo however, the dream of her life is to travel the world, and she's bitter when Amy gets it instead of her.

[@ocluver412]

Just goes to show, that everyone views their childhood through a different lens. I don’t think either of them is necessarily wrong. But where Meg and Beth had the calm, peaceful personalities, Amy and Jo were also alike with the fiery, passionate personalities. That’s why they butted heads the most out of the sisters, and explains why Amy always felt second to Jo as the youngest of the clan.

[@ft.jackjimmy7282]

Aunt March took Amy to Europe to go to fancy parties and be shown off to men, why would Aunt March waste her time taking Jo to Europe to write stories? Jo is loved for following her dreams while Amy gets called a gold digger simply doing what she was told, and I sometimes see the hate from female fans. So much for women supporting women.

[@atiqahdiyana5665]

Such a sibling thing.

[@laraotoole3911]

I just noticed that Amy touches the spot on the back of her head, right where Laurie just touched her as she walks away. As if she still feels his hand there after he pulled it back. Such a subtle little addition from Florence Pugh - even when she’s being strong and rejecting him, he still lingers, she still feels him after he’s gone.

[@amysugiati1972]

You are right, i agree with that

[@Bunny-mw2lo]

Great observation

[@virginiasentman4910]

Amazing observation!

[@Anaa81932]

He actually touched her ear. Not the back of her head.

[@kitvb24rt63]

@@Anaa81932 he has long fingers

[@gvh2000]

I read this somewhere Jo brings out the child in Laurie,and Amy brings out a man Laurie needed her

[@patriciamarie4709]

so true! she makes him seems like a responsible/accountable person and that's what he needed

[@alyosha.f.karamazov]

Yes! Exactly!

[@nocchi.9589]

Jo may have brought out the child in Laurie, but she also the one who made him a man. All of that was flushed down the drain the moment Jo rejected him. Amy brought out the man, but she was never responsible for making Laurie a man.

[@lemontea9735]

@@nocchi.9589 i kinda understand where you're coming from

[@parisoxford2707]

I couldn't agree with this statement more

[@trinaq]

Kudos to Florence for making her Amy far more likable than previous versions of the character. Amy and Laurie's relationship is built up so well, that their eventual engagement doesn't come off as sudden, or a betrayal to Jo.

[@protultopno1116]

Good evening Dr

[@mooalijasmine]

I found her the least likeable and this is the only one I ever thought of as broaching betrayal

[@Nazaba09]

I always liked her. So she screwed up as a kid. Who doesn’t?

[@mooalijasmine]

Finding Florence’s Amy the least likeable though, I still think she acted her part well.

[@MichelleAntonia]

EXACTLY. That's the essence of why this adaptation is superior to all the others.

[@bethstie]

I know literally everyone's said this but I love the way Florence delivers those lines. her reaction is perfect- the words themselves and the way she's clearly upset and trying not to cry feels like a call back to her younger years because the "you're being mean" is such an innocent sentence- but at the same time there's maturity and strength in the way that she stands up for herself and doesn't settle or give in despite wanting to be with Laurie. everything about that juxtaposition between the girl she was and the woman she's becoming is just fantastic.

[@buddhimaprabhani1229]

I am remembering Shakira🤭

[@jamietmarie3]

Out of all the little woman production, this is the one that made Amy and Laurie the most convincing and Amy actually likable. Kudos to Florence Pugh and Greta Gerwig

[@lm5608]

Jamie Marie no not likeable

[@graciekh1521]

still prefer jo and Laurie though. Laurie feels love fir Jo and lust for Amy.

[@leahnektalova6473]

Gracie KH he feels platonic love for jo and real romantic love for amy

[@gracehardbeck5893]

Amy was always a good character, and likeable too. It's weird how everyone wants "flawed, realistic" characters but then rejects them when they are actually offered. But I see why Florence would seem different, because this adaptation is the only one that genuinely seems to care for Amy and doesn't seem like a version created solely to exalt Jo March.

[@leahnektalova6473]

Hala ABG do you mean jo and laurie were never a couple in the book?

[@hollytree3379]

When Laurie realizes he had been being a Jo to someone else.

[@jessicadelangel8083]

OHHHHH

[@sheldoncelestine6564]

The eyes that sees everything sees not itself

[@peterfrank3365]

1:41 That is great acting. You could read everything just from the face.

[@AyoTech83]

That face in 1:47 when she pushes Laurie's hand away... There's a mix of anger, pain, fear and disgust all there, at the same time. So, so good, Florence Pugh deserved that Oscar nod.

[@jbvader721]

You know Florence will give a great performance when she does the ☹️

[@OlimpiaOlimpia]

​@jbvader721 RIGHT? She pouts and you know something GREAT is coming

[@priyakshi.7128]

In both the scenes, when Laurie expresses his feelings to Jo and then later to Amy, he don't say it in words but both the girls understands it without even saying. I just love it. ❣

[@makaylagray2553]

I literally just thought about that last night.

[@jbvader721]

A woman's intuition is one of the most powerful things on this planet. Never underestimate it.

[@keshkesh2068]

“Your being mean” so much innocence in that one line. How one line can evaluate a character she’s innocent and naive but also knows what is good and what is wrong Amazing job Florence

[@OlimpiaOlimpia]

Exactly. It's such a small line, but it's so charged and perfectly delivered. I swear I think about this scene so much, I love this film 😭

[@Ami_Mehta]

During her childhood, It must have been so hard for Amy to watch Laurie not even acknowledge her existence, while at the same time him not being able to take his eyes off of Jo!

[@atoetral9644]

This scene is extraordinary. You'll actually feel for Amy here. Amy is actually likeable. Like I only realised it after reading the book for the second time and I was more mature to understand where she's coming from. At first she's this annoying little brat, so ambitious and selfish, but she's a loving character. It is hard to be under Jo's shadow, as a daughter, as a sister and as an artist,a s well. Jo is such a strong character who is so much like Amy, and Amy developed this kind of attitude and character, unknowingly, I suppose, so she can have her place in the world.

[@atoetral9644]

@Danny Ponce Farias it's pretty much the same. This movie just offers you a kinda different perspective. In the book, since it is more of Jo's perspective, Amy is such a brat at times.

[@leianorth3588]

@@atoetral9644 what page is this in the book?

[@tracys169]

Amy was a brat as a child LOL, but she grew up and matured. She always knew she had to marry well. Her oldest sister Meg married for love and was poor (so she couldn't help the family out), Jo was off trying to be a writer, Beth was sickly. So Amy knew the job of marrying well fell on her. She really didn't have the luxury to marry for love or waiting around pursuing a 'career' (as painter/writer/etc), her sight had always set on someone with $ so she could help her family out. The whole thing kind of reminded me of the dynamic of Pride and Prejudice characters too. The 'job' of marrying well fell on Jane, since she was the prettiest and most amiable of the Bennett sisters :D

[@MissGeorgiex1]

Florence’s acting is just so incredibly real??? Like beyond natural. The mannerisms, the looking away because the feeling of love/nervousness is too intense. Wow

[@michaelfradley6950]

So many little things… the falsely proud jut of her chin when she defends Fred by saying he’s away on business, that immediately gives way to nervous sketching and looking away

[@dreamfordidadrawingsdreamf3382]

The look on his face when he understood that he missed the right person this whole time

[@kelyn7958]

I feel like some people don't like Amy for what she did to Jo as a response to her anger for always being left out, but they fail to remember that Amy was a child. They all were, and they all acted like children one way or another. Except Beth, despite being the 2nd Youngest. It's a time period of about 7-8 years so obviously they will mature and move on from things. I never saw Jo as a good match for Laurie since she had to try to try to convince herself, and failed, out of desperation, to try and love him. Amy never had any problem with that, and even when she came back married to Laurie, she was worried with how Jo would react. Amy matured the most, but in the end Jo realized that she shouldn't seek love just because she is lonely.

[@jolidonthova5753]

someone finally said that for me, thank you.

[@melaniegentle2608]

I think part of why people fail to grasp that is because child Amy was still played by Adult Florence. (Who is amazing in every way.)

[@Nurulain-nq8by]

@@melaniegentle2608 people hate amy since a long time ago tho

[@iamthelomax]

I found Jo to be extremely rude to Amy and very self-absorbed generally, I feel Amy's anger towards her is totally justified.

[@mooony22]

Ya, I'm even a writer, and I understood why may did what she did. Yes, she shouldn't have burned the pages but at the same time jo hurt her somewhere that was equally important to her as writing was for Jo, at first I thought because I am a writer a would like jo more but certain scenes just showed her as shellfish, the way she treated may when they left and Amy pleading to go with them, like there was a nicer way to say no and not hurt her feelings, and as a child, Amy didn't take it well, so bc of one scene a lot of people hated Amy and didn't want to watch her grow into someone better. Not sure if what I wrote makes sense

[@caitlynford3001]

This scene made me cry in the theater, bc I think it’s exactly what all of us girls who r used to being second best needed to hear. Her being strong enough that even though she may love him, she respects herself and her worth enough not to just leap into his arms at the drop of a hat when she’s received one minute of attention.

[@kaileashields875]

Her expressions, the way her face visibly twists in inward pain- I have watched this scene 100 times and I can only hope I express myself as deeply and honestly as she does.

[@issianne7552]

That little eye roll that Laurie does right after Amy tells him that Fred Vaughn will be in London for the next few weeks says it all. It's so perfectly paired with him walking away and telling her she shouldn't marry him... Ugh.

[@nh-bq7yk]

was looking for this comment haha I love it

[@christinejoygatchalian8197]

When Florence makes the ☹️ expression, you just know she's about to deliver such great acting performance. I love her so much

[@MeredithHagan]

Her frown is a work of art, she throws her whole heart into it.

[@mira3702]

I shipped Laurie and Amy right from from the beginning in the scene where she was in the carriage and ran to hug laurie when she saw him, the chemistry they had was insane. Even though I love saoirse and timothee, i wasn't rooting for their characters to end up together

[@arohachanuwu9504]

RIGHHTTTT

[@lifeinmywonderland]

"Why? You know why." I feel like this confession is really unfair as well aside from Amy's point that she feels she's being a rebound, because if Laurie's gonna tell her he likes her after years of unrequited love why can't he say it out loud?

[@somethingaboutblue8484]

fr amy deserved better. like if laurie really wanted her he should’ve said it out loud. now it just feels like she’s a rebound here. i wish amy would have responded with “i don’t” when laurie said “you know why”. its so unfair ugh

[@corgis713]

Her dress is so beautiful!!

[@BR3666]

Inspired by Monet's Women in a Garden' painting

[@cathyearnshaw1426]

I never understood why so many people hated Amy in the book. Yes, what she did with Jo’s manuscript as a child was terribly cruel, but after that incident she improved so much. She actually never harmed anyone after that and was constantly trying to work on herself and treated everyone with compassion. Glad they finally portrayed her like this in the movie

[@srushtikulkarni3660]

Ikr?! Like it was ONE time and everyone just holds it against her

[@underthesea502]

IVE NEVER HATED HERRRRR. SHES MY FAVE

[@karensmith8911]

fr she was literally TWELVE

[@valentinoragaini2035]

“Not when I’ve spent my entire life loving you” Can’t lie, I cried a little bit after that phrase

[@mush711]

"you know what things.." and now "you know why.."

[@wisadhaadhitya1666]

Remembering the lines too, suddenly LOL

[@rithistewartx5908]

Because you thought that I should know!!

[@psycho_logical8652]

YES THIS

[@otakuchan1398]

Oh my god, kill me-

[@yuliacotta1118]

"Not when I've spent my entire life loving you" 🥺🥺 She was amazing in this scene, it was all so realistic

[@keepoo246810]

Florence Pugh is 24 and already such an incredible talent. This woman needs an oscar, seriously.

[@_____________________7427]

*Amy:* what are you doing? *Laurie:* I'm looking at you. *Amy:* I mean what do you intend to do? *Laurie:* with life? *Amy:* yes *Laurie:* I've been writing an opera, I'd be the central figure. *Amy:* That's a waste of time. *Laurie:* What would you have me do? *Amy:* go and work for your grandfather and make something if yourself. *Laurie:* okay, you're not playing fair. *Amy:* here **Hands him drawings** *Laurie:* it's very good. When did you do this one? *Amy:* was the day at the beach. The first time I met Fred. *Laurie:* that's right. What's he doing? *Amy:* he's in London on business. He'll be back in a few weeks. *Laurie:* don't marry him. *Amy:* what? *Laurie:* don't marry him. *Amy:* why? *Laurie:* why? You know why. *Amy:* no. No *Laurie:* yes *Amy:* Laurie you're being mean. *Laurie:* how am I being mean? *Amy:* stop it. Stop it. I have been second to Jo my whole life in everything. And I will not be the person you settle for just because you cannot have her. I won't, I won't do it. I won't not when I've spent my entire life loving you.

[@ballaesmeralda]

Amy is the best character in Little Women...the more realistic with the status of women of the time..Amy was inspired by the beloved sister of Louisa Alcott. She was real and sometimes imperfect for this she is a complex character

[@peytonwingate3522]

I think what made this scene so beautiful is the fact that he tried to joke around with her like she was the little girl he first met but when he realizes that she has become this gorgeous woman, he knows that he’s in love with her. CAPTIVATING❤️

[@twheeler1980]

The way she uses breath and space in every one of her lines… she’s a masterclass actor! I want her in all of the things!

[@tessdurberville711]

She does the same things in every role.

[@kat7782]

"you're being mean" so simple, yet you feel the heavy of every words

[@shaunbang]

Florence is so good at these mad sad scenes just like here and in black widow at the dinner table. The subtle movements she does like reaching up to her eyes when about to start crying and her expressions is such a good acting

[@30gargyraghunath14]

The best Amy March.

[@midwesternteenager]

The way she says “you’re being mean” is so satisfying

[@hararhy]

I honestly am amazed at how they were able to show the difference in Laurie's love for Amy and Jo. for Jo it was more like a comfortable one but with Amy it was a man falling in love with a woman

[@RP-qw1gn]

“Not when I’ve spent my entire life loving you.” This. This was so, so well played.

[@anns3548]

I love how they made Jo and Amy so relatable even now. Jo feeling that Amy gets away with everything just because she is the youngest while Amy always thinks she is second to Jo in everything just by being older. The acting and story was in my opinion very well done.

[@coolbreeze5683]

How can something be so calm and soothing yet sad and heartbreaking at the same time?

[@sydneyanderson12]

When he went “how am I being mean” My heart went: 🥺✨💕🦋

[@shaunbang]

florence pugh was hands down my favorite in the film. from the way she laughed at meg burning her hair off to burning jos books then meeting laurie for the first time and she so obviously liked him with the 'im amy" then the best scene in the movie (best funny scene) where she does the "im amy" again while crying like the cutest little baby ever. but then this scene happens and florence just kills the emotional reaction spot on.

[@romulusthemainecoon3047]

Florence Pugh blew this scene out of the water. Holy moly. With her performance I wouldn't be surprise if she turned a generation of women who previously hated Amy, into staunch Amy fans! And the scene makes her ending up with Laurie the only logical outcome.

[@melanienelson1148]

I love the way she says "It's a waste of time" so matter of factly. Florence Pugh is perfection in this scene.

[@luce8416]

I LOVE so much when they talk about the other drawing. The first time she met Fred, instead of drawing him she drew Laurie. And the faces Florence makes as she says that UGH the delivery is sooo good. You can tell there’s something more there and brings up Fred to maybe suppress her feelings for Laurie or as a reminder to herself that that’s who she has to be with. And the fact that she kept that drawing this whole time. Florence plays Amy so well, it’s obvious that Amy loves Laurie but is holding back ughhhh I love it

[@jfsjdgr]

I saw this clip specially when she says “don’t be mean” so strong, hurt, innocent and love all at once.and it became the reason I watched the movie. Wished it had been more about them two. How he falls for her, how she matured. Such a great actress.

[@RyanM268]

Florence Pugh has the most memorable performance in Little Women! She was very deserving of an Oscars nomination.

[@mimirants7935]

A part about Amy/Laurie in Good Wives, which I really love, is that when he takes her advice and leaves to work, he actually plans to work on art and music as he mentions the opera here. And he also plans to make Jo the heroine and muse. However when he tries creating something, Jo's face evades him and instead he finds inspiration in Amy (he starts imagining golden hair and blue dresses which is a sign of Amy). Slowly Amy replaces Jo as his muse. It's gradual and brilliantly written.

[@dennis437]

God! I love that part in the book, how he's clinging to Jo while he's subconsciously falling for Amy so his attempts to keep hurting over Jo are futile, I think that's something no adaptation is able to capture

[@nicigiusto6124]

The way he says “you know why” sounds exactly like how he says “you know what things” in CMBYN🥰😍😍

[@candylove2904]

YEEES!

[@aparnarajesh]

I shipped Amy and Laurie

[@malinhessedahl]

Me too ❤❤

[@MirabelMadrigal55]

Me too Laurie and Jo were ment to be best friends, they had way seamilar personalities . The fact that they spent good time together and have things in common doesn't mean that they would be good as couple as well as Jo said and later Laurie understood they would kill each other besides Laurie and Amy are so cute together

[@graciekh1521]

No way Jo was mistreated by Amy so much!! Amy got petted and preened because she was the youngest and still hurt Jo even though she dedicated her whole life to her family. Amy is a spoiled brat.

[@MirabelMadrigal55]

@@graciekh1521 that doesn't have to do with the fact that Laurie and Amy look good as a couple and she maybe reacted like a selfish baby but she loved Jo and I don't think that she really wanted to hurt her it was just a childish reaction remember that she was a child.When we see her as an adult i think that she seems more mature even than Jo. Besides she was sure about het feelings for Laurie from the beginning it was Jo's fault who was unsure about hers and almost made him take a wrong choice which both of them would later regret

[@katemnwn5709]

Aparna Rajesh I mean there a good couple but fpr some reason I felt a stronger connection between laurie and Jo

[@kajalbhogesara994]

This is what we call self respect. Off course he loved her but he needs to prove it to her to get her

[@Teddy_Iz_Bri]

That toss of her pencil and papers, gets me every time

[@edrielleroque3715]

I really love to see how she became mature and how she made Laurie realized right things.

[@lp4ju]

did anyone else notice how his scarf changes throughout the scene?

[@RomanZolanski123]

Haha good catch!

[@bellayani6340]

I love this scene so much, how she said “you’re being mean” 💕

[@leomcshizzlepjocastdeserve1631]

this scene always gives me chills it shows how much amy matured

[@carmine.yellow3839]

i love how there is so much space on laurie’s side of the picnic blanket and yet he chooses to be closer to amy who’s sitting on the distant corner, really shows how much they act on their love for each other

[@isakinte305]

That was amazing, you can see all the pain in her eyes

[@fazedordevelhos]

florence’s delivery is so UGGHHHHH i cant stop crying. the sheer innocence in “you’re being mean”. i love her and i love amy march

[@nyghtcinema]

I could watch this over and over again. The gentleness in this scene.. they way their voices too are just perfect and the acting... oh lord

[@mariantoniamejia8270]

the pain in her face when she swats his hand away. florence pugh is a Master

[@teterlou7707]

Florence Pugh is a such revelation🤩🤩🤩 Can't wait to see her in black widow😍

[@user-vw4pj]

her voice is so suiting, the acting ins incredible and very well done. not to mention the premise of the scene as a whole, it touched me a lot🥺

[@creakycoffins8258]

I find it so funny that whenever Laurie says something that hints at his true feelings, both of the March sisters just say 'no' over and over again

[@madelynesmith23]

It's so hard for me to choose between Laurie and Jo or Laurie and Amy. Either couple would've been great together. I do think that Amy did a lot more for his character development, though

[@arwenevenstar1741]

You obviously didn’t read the book. Jo and Laurie never would have been good together. Laurie needs an Amy

[@madelynesmith23]

@@arwenevenstar1741 I think the dynamic of the actors is what I was rooting for more so than the actual characters. The characters had some really cute moments, but Sairose and Timothee had such fantastic chemistry that it's hard not to want them to be together.

[@AnzuBrief]

I only like Jo and Laurie in the 94 version. So much chemistry there. However in the book and this version Laurie and Amy are the best couple.

[@cungcung5042]

Amy : I won't do it Laurie : You will. I'm the new Emperor. Crowd : Lisan al-Gaib !!!

[@noelanibeobsesseddoe2328]

Oh my god, I love this movie so much. I love how she finds he is being mean because she has loved him ever since and just because Jo rejected him, she didn't want to be his women that he settles for. But she doesn't see that he was falling in love with her.

[@MAZEanimations]

The set design on this is amazing

[@no-sm1pd]

Draw me like one of your French boys

[@marjana80]

i can watch this scene a million times - it never gets old - gives me butterflies each time!

[@Ami_Mehta]

The smile she had the day she first met Laurie & the way she acted when she met laurie again in Prais, both were so naive and daydreamer type. But as the movie progresses you realise how she's shed off all the naive immaturity & become this Bold & Realistic Woman❤️

[@zulaldemirtas6454]

When Joe stays as a child, Amy really grew up .That’s why Laurie and Amy ended up together (if joe would say, everything was gonna be different tho)

[@dennis437]

Yeah, I understand why Laurie started to see Amy as a more wifey figure

[@lluv3r]

i love the sentence "you're being mean" because she doesn't say "you are mean", it means that she knows he's not usually like that and is intending to hurt her right in this moment

[@lindsayipson4470]

may i just say I am so proud of the character Amy, because she didn't just fall for lauri,she told him no because she wasn't going to lower she expectations and she wasn't going to do that to herself then. I am so proud of Amy's character, and of the Actress for portraying her so well!

[@syreljane2490]

I NEED MORE MOVIES WITH THEM TOGETHER . THEIR CHEMISTRY IS JUST HMMM *chef’s kiss*

[@jbvader721]

Dune Part 2 has entered the chat

[@olgamackenzie4885]

i’ve been watching this scene like 10 times during the day 😩 Florence is such an AMAZING actress, i could feel her heart breaking with that “no”

[@randomguy6832]

This is one of the epic movies I have ever watched... Strong characterization even if there are so many characters within small screen space, screenplay, acting, editing and direction... Top notch dialogues and performance by each and every actors and actresses.... Just loved it...

Little Women is the next Pride and Prejudice (2006). In the future, We're gonna see it many times and always enjoy it as if it was the first time!

[@daniellebrown1455]

Yes I agree! Pride & Prejudice never gets old. The Kiera Knightly version is the only one I’ll watch. And this version of Little Women I can watch over and over again

[@linglingsblingbling]

I loved this story arc. Timothee’s lines are very big but the expressions he puts behind them make the viewer believe Laurie’s real desire for Amy. Florence is spectacular the entire movie and she is actually my favorite March sister. I know what it’s like to have an older sister you feel outshines you and gets the attention of the boy you like. 😅

[@emiliee333]

this scene has my heart and soul, the intensity, pain and chemistry between florence and timothee is nothing least than majestic! this movie is pure art 🤍

[@hanumhayes]

when he said "what? im not being mean" it broke my heart, he looked hurt🥺

[@shaniquawilliamson44]

Chills! I keep rewatching this scene. it's so pure.

[@hvmblesoul8990]

His "yes" and then that move. I would fall apart 🤭

[@faithwhite4345]

poor laurie every time he tries to confess the girl starts with *"no"*

[@palwashakhan5838]

I am in love with amy she played the character soo stronge n lovable

[@cometTells]

I love her dress here!! I wish I could find that fabric!! Florence did amazing in this movie!!

[@annaingram549]

Honestly this is my favourite scene of the whole movie. Florence did amazing job in this movie

[@Musabre]

0:13 "What would YOU have me do, Stilgar?"

[@jbvader721]

"Lead them to Paradise."

[@Miss_Adaline]

ugh i feel so bad for amy here.. you know she wants to say yes but is being strong and refusing to be "second best" and i love it...