Little Women (2019): Laurie proposes to Jo (HD CLIP)

What’s happening in this Little Women movie clip?
After the wedding, Laurie (Timothee Chalamet from Call me by your name and Beautiful Boy) proposes to Jo (Saoirse Ronan from Lady Bird and Brooklyn), who rejects him, explaining that she does not see herself married. Laurie is sure that she will marry a man that she will love with all her heart and that he will have to watch it.
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What’s the movie Little Women about?
In nineteenth-century Massachusetts, with their father away serving in the Civil War, the women of the March family - the loving matriarch, Marmee (Laura Dern from Mask and Wild), and her four daughters, Jo (Saoirse Ronan from Lady Bird and Brooklyn), Meg (Emma Watson from Harry Potter and Secret Circle), Amy (Florence Pugh from The Falling), and Beth (Eliza Scanlen) - are left all alone to fend for themselves. Faced with genteel poverty, the fledgeling author, Jo March, is struggling to make a name for herself in male-dominated New York City; considerate Meg is now married, and the artistically inclined, Amy, is in Paris with their affluent Aunt March (Meryl Streep from Out of Africa and The Iron Lady). However, the news of talented Beth's illness will reunite the sisters under the same roof. But, more than anything in the world - much to the disappointment of the handsome next-door neighbour, Theodore "Laurie" Laurence (Timothee Chalamet from Call me by your name and Beautiful Boy) - the fiercely independent Jo yearns for freedom.
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[@rileypurcell__8689]

My heart breaks

[@arkiu-himikoi]

Same as when it happened in the book

[@sindaruth1756]

I cried actually

[@rileypurcell__8689]

@@sindaruth1756 the pain!! 🥲

[@sindaruth1756]

@@rileypurcell__8689 yeah so true, I mean I ship them at first

[@lillakelemen1764]

EVERY DAMN TIME

[@vaniaramsawack-wu9333]

"I can't love anyone else Jo, I only love you." *Marries Amy*

[@nanagasimova9546]

I've been searching for this comment! Why no one mentioned it:( and also the fact that she eventually married a man, whom she almost didn't know ... These two things ruined the movie for me. Don't know why everyone loves it so much:(

[@huseynhusenzade5440]

@@nanagasimova9546 true exactly even this scene is not in book

[@nanu7513]

@@huseynhusenzade5440 what??? This scene is on book!!

[@huseynhusenzade5440]

@@nanu7513 in books laurie married with neverbody ( just meg did this)

[@nanu7513]

@@huseynhusenzade5440 darling I think you're really confused! In the book Jo marries the professor and Laurie marries Amy. You should investigate, the saga of Little Women is divided into four books: Little Women, those Little Women, Little Men and Jo's boys. Everything that is told here comes from the book. Look it up on the internet so you don't look like a fool

[@heidinewman9335]

when he turns around as she says"except that" the hope in his face. Chalamet nailed this.

[@cm-yu6gu]

Yeah I sooo felt that shift in emotions through the screen And how he so quickly follows it with 'i love you'

[@thisonenevermind8562]

His lil nod 😭💔

[@jeonstoa2955]

Yes

[@DARKHUDS]

Damn so true man

[@justsayhannahhh3403]

Gosh i know right? Its so sad😥

[@wotchermystic2335]

Holy crap, he's a good actor. He delivered those lines so naturally.

[@spreadlove6336]

@Ahmet Tunç she loves him VERY much but just as a friend. They have been best friends for years, Jo knew Laurie was getting fond of her little too much and she didn't want to break his heart but she was not ready to compromise with her liberty. Also she didn't feel about him the way he felt about her.

[@user-ky5kl9eb4f]

Да, он молодец.

[@joaocampelo3725]

In every character he does, he’s incredibly natural… by far the best actor of this generation

[@sunsioux444]

@@joaocampelo3725yes but he’s so damn skinny

[@lenjak2220]

I dont know why everyone feels like they have to decide wether this scene is heartbreaking or empowering. It can be both at the same time and it is. That is what makes life feel alive.

[@dianalewis3148]

💯

[@AbcDef-ww2gy]

YES! You're a person who can see two perspectives at the same time. I wish everyone was like you! 👌🙏

[@The-bi5ry]

You're right. I'm so happy that Jo is being honest and true to herself, but at the same time I feel Laurie's pain.

[@Epic4Evr1990]

I’m so happy you said this. It really is both.

[@mmbb0j30]

I’m that 666th 👍

[@xmynationalanthemx]

Being crazy in love with someone who doesn't love you back is the goddamn worst feeling ever. I know Laurie's pain well.

[@camilleanderson7755]

Yes, it is.

[@StabilizedChaos]

Here here

[@Littleflower53]

It’s the worst. The. Worst.

[@nanamaja9350]

I am so sorry...

[@MissNymwhen]

This scene hurts for me because I relate to Jo a lot. Loving someone with all ur heart but not in the way they want to. And having to let them go. Having to break their heart. But also breaking your own because part of u wish you could, and you want them in your life but you can't.

[@dukedadude4626]

The part where Laurie says “I will watch,” just broke my heart 😭😭😭😭

[@anakhana8905]

But.. she watched

[@jaylinduchesne4349]

@@anakhana8905 WHICH BROKE MY HEART!

[@anakhana8905]

@@jaylinduchesne4349 Mine too 💔

[@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701]

Sorry not sorry but the 1994 version was is and always will be superior. End of story

[@b.unicornette7734]

Yes 😢

[@mackenziegoode3853]

“I think you will marry, Jo. I think you’ll find someone and love them. And you will live and die for them, because that’s your way.” I love this line so much, and it describes her fiery passion and all-or-nothing personality so well.

[@fionathefox3]

one of my favourite lines from the movie

[@Tonycillian5]

I have to say I preferred Bale's delivery of that line more

[@oliviacampos8661]

Yeah, that's how he knows jo well...

[@oliviacampos8661]

@@Tonycillian5 i totally agree with you!!! Bale's delivery has too much pain...

[@bijpls4059]

😭

[@Yeodoongiiie]

The fact that he felt from the very beginning he had to change himself and hide certain things about himself in order for her to maybe love him, is a huge sign she wasn’t right for him but he was too young to notice and value himself enough. He truly didn’t think he was good enough as a person. He was always the one seeking her approval. That’s never healthy. It was inevitable she would reject him. But it still breaks my heart. They are classic case of a perfect almost. But it just doesn’t fit romantically.

[@fionathefox3]

perfectly put

[@i-kia8220]

Exactly

[@blurrylinesx8039]

This!

[@anayadegani626]

She wanted him to change few bad habits like gambling

[@msk-qp6fn]

He did have some bad habits though like gambling. Jo mostly commented on those.

[@taylorlittle5254]

Honestly, i feel bad for Laurie but Jo is right, she cannot manipulate her true feelings and say she loves him as she doesn’t love him that way and if they did marry they rlly could be a disaster and possible not be able to maintain a friendship

[@AB-zm5ps]

But at the end of the movie she regrets that choice, no ?

[@tavienepaici4965]

@@AB-zm5ps Not really. She just feels very sad and lonely, so she thinks of him as a way to be happier because she urgently needs to feel loved. But it's a momentary weakness and deep down, she knows it. Plus, if you saw the movie, at the end she finds exactly what she wanted 😉

[@ishaemaan8549]

@@AB-zm5ps u wouldn't really say she regretted it. Her sister had died and Meg was married and Amy would've I think with that guy and Jo felt lonely but she didn't want to marry him for the right reason, she just didn't want ti be alone. Amy was better for him so

[@ishaemaan8549]

What I think anyways

[@kbee8517]

@@tavienepaici4965 Although I agree with you, the end of the movie is potentially implied to be not a 'true ending', as the scene with the editor and everything paints it that you could either believe in that ending or not; Louisa May Alcott didn't wish to write off Jo as anything other than a spinster and because it was semi-autobiographical you could imagine an ending where she ends up like the author :)

[@ZoeM-zk6hk]

It's sad because Jo was right. She didn't love him that way and they probably would have ended up terribly unhappy :(

[@abygailtejada7]

No!!! They were soulmates. Probably she didn't love him like he liked to. But they were meant to be. Either as friends or a couple. They were destinated. They cannot be apart.

[@Katie-bz4ls]

@@abygailtejada7 It wasn't romantic though. It's not fair to be together when you know you're not reciprocating those feelings. Staying friends is better

[@Iden_Elihio_1999]

@@abygailtejada7 Maybe in fiction but not in the real world ....

[@teamtheguywhoalmosthitbela6683]

Everyone learns to love someone when they receive love. Coming from someone who couldn't love a guy back despite being loved a lot but I only knew him for a few months and we never clicked. But Jo and Laurie clicked, they made each other laugh, they shared views even argued about them but they never ran out of things to talk about. The thing is Jo only thought about her passion and her future and the fact that being a woman should not cage her to love and marriage but that's not practical and she does regret that and I feel that loneliness and regret makes her fall for that German dude. Because in the book both Amy and Laurie and Jo and Freidrich happened very fast

[@phil4909]

@@Katie-bz4ls yeah because staying friends with someone after they turn you down is a realistic outcome.

[@floffy2695]

Meanwhile, Mr. Darcy: "One word from you will silence me forever."

[@laurah6381]

Omg 😭 😭 😭

[@Hellochoco]

OMYGOD, THIS COMMENT. I just rewatched P&P before watching this movie for the first time, and it was a perfect combo. Made me realize altho I love Timothee, I’d choose Mr. Darcy anytime

[@bijpls4059]

AHHH

[@eri7772]

I loved the little detail at 1:25- When Jo goes closer to Laurie's face then when he leans forward as if he's about to kiss her and she puts her head back a bit realizing he took it the wrong way.

[@annasin2634]

In the older TV series, he does kiss her. 😂 Same book scene, such a different take.

[@ashwinisomani3647]

Its the one of the most heart breaking scene in the book as well as the movie......Beth's death being one more of the very sad scenes of Little women

[@melissamikaelson9650]

What version of the book??

[@ashwinisomani3647]

@@melissamikaelson9650 little women (2volumes r there)..by Louisa May Alcott.....the movie is based on the book! It is an amazing book must read once

[@InversifyA]

After beths death

[@LCs_FoodieLife]

And the tv series

[@roninelenion4805]

Yeah, I was sadder when Beth died.

[@juliasiqueiradelima217]

It's amazing how his gaze changes when he's about to propose

[@Khloe_dancer_model]

Insane,right?? He got SERIOUS!😳😳

[@PowerDiva]

He's such a good actor. His face throughout this whole scene says so much.

[@reeft]

@@PowerDiva that little nod after "except that"

[@jbvader721]

And Jo picked up on it in a heartbeat.

[@auroradawn4149]

She's just the childhood crush his young heart never got over, then eventually they both grew up and matured and found great fits. Nothing tragic in here, just life ~~

[@juliaandrade6564]

Life is tragic though

[@auroradawn4149]

@@juliaandrade6564 willingly or not, we make it so

[@KhanhTran-xw1oz]

who hurted u gurl-☠️☠️☠️

[@hlscultivator6167]

@@juliaandrade6564 Yep absolutely, tragedies is part of life not the other way around.

[@jokersjoke1204]

Yasss purrr queennnn

[@h3ll0gudbye]

"I don't think I will ever marry." You and me both, Jo. You and me both.

[@h3ll0gudbye]

@Az Eddie I haven't seen the movie.

[@h3ll0gudbye]

@Az Eddie I saw the Wynona Ryder one when I was really little but I don't remember much of it. I'll try and find a copy of the book before I watch this version. Ty! :)

[@Km-pn3hf]

@Az Eddie in this movie she did not

[@lenanana8]

Same. I relate to that and this whole scene so much.

[@Epic4Evr1990]

@@Km-pn3hf I like that she actually didn’t get married in this film. I was really happy about it, because to me it meant that she meant what she said here. She didn’t want to be married. I can’t believe that she didn’t end up doing all that stuff that she feared with that old guy, just like Laurie says she would. I rather her stick to not wanting to get married and it be okay.

[@rubyrock7302]

I understand Jo all too well. Although I’ve never been in this situation, I also don’t see myself as a marriageable type. I love my freedom too much as well.

[@ava_a313]

Despite me being young, I'm at the age where I should date but it makes me unhappy. I dated once, didn't enjoy it. Maybe it was the wrong person? Not sure. Someone confessed their feelings for me and I felt upset, turning them down and not looking back. I hate the idea of being in a relationship.

[@ellanetatum9762]

Same here! My friends want me to find someone, but I just don't want to. I am so so happy with my single life

[@ashgreen3574]

I felt that way as well when I was young and then I abandoned myself and it was a mistake except for my son but if I could have gotten my same son any other way ...a one night stand or a stork I'd have done that

[@adg0913]

Same here!

[@forgipper]

The key to a successful relationship is to find someone you like. As my grandmother told me- you can love someone and not like who they are- so make sure you like them, too. I didn’t marry until I was 35. I loved my single life and all the liberty I had and I am so glad I had that. When you are ready to share your life with someone, the challenge becomes finding the right someone. The advantage you have in that quest is not being afraid to be alone; you will be more selective. 😉 I have been happily married for 16 years and I love my married life, my husband, and being a mom. But, I am glad I gave myself time for me before making a such a life commitment.

[@zoeswenson8137]

The “and I’ll watch” always gets me. I’m pretty fine and then just… tears

[@Zoe-sn9tb]

Nice name loser

[@AbcDef-ww2gy]

@@Zoe-sn9tb Nice name. Shame about your personality.

[@zackmac5917]

@@AbcDef-ww2gy think she was joking lol

[@AbcDef-ww2gy]

@@zackmac5917 You have a more optimistic view of internet trolls than I do. (If it was a joke, it was a nasty joke at the OP's expense.) I recommend taking off the rose-tinted glasses.

[@senluz9840]

It seems more indignant, like selfish

[@joanthemadxxxxxx1832]

She was scared of losing him forever if they married. When you have such an important bond with a person, you fear that it will break, and with marriages that bond wears out

[@Khloe_dancer_model]

Exactly!👏🏻

[@myricn]

Completely true. She kinda seemed like she was trying to convince herself it wouldn’t work by giving hypothetical future issues, instead of just giving it a chance and maybe be happy with him!

[@Khloe_dancer_model]

@@myricn but she was scared that it would fail and she would loose him as a friend.

[@snickbiordking5748]

I'm pretty sure, one of the reasons is because she actually didn't had romantic feelings for Laurie.

[@joanthemadxxxxxx1832]

@@snickbiordking5748 It is quite obvious that she is attracted to Laurie, in this version you do not see so much but in all the others and in the book it shows, but her friendship with him is very great and she is terrified of losing him

[@hothotheat3000]

Laurie giving off maximum Nice Guy vibes: -Refusing to accept her NO -Threatening suicide when she refuses -Complaining because he’s so nice and changed so much for her and why doesn’t she just accept how nice he is -Repeatedly saying he loves her while ignoring her feelings on the matter

[@GyokuHeki75]

Wow that hits hard

[@beccazhou]

True

[@andreaticas5573]

True!

[@MC-ko2mx]

Don't forget guilt tripping her by saying their families expect them to get together.

[@yalldontmindmyemail368]

literally lol

[@ilkimsen8486]

I'm so in love with both of them but damn... Timothee is too attractive in this scene.

[@klickingkayasmr7585]

Right? Doesn’t he favor Charlie Puth?

[@jessyjohaug7392]

Not just in this scene. lol

[@user-qp6ts2dp5g]

@@jessyjohaug7392 right😭😭

[@thebusybeanhomecafe4035]

Simpssss

[@senluz9840]

He doesn't love her purely

[@elainehewlett]

Timmy Chalamet is now so great he's acting through his hair

[@rosewinexxo]

The fact that all they said was right. Jo couldn’t love Laurie in a romantic way, and that Laurie eventually fall in love with ‘elegant society’ woman, and Jo find someone to love while Laurie was there watching it.

[@Khloe_dancer_model]

That was SO strange and cool at the same time…😳😳😮

[@aarushmullick]

2:26 thats some terrific acting by chalamet. the way he turn and looks at joe out of pure hope is just amazing to watch.

[@nayno442]

idk why but this scene wasn't so heartbreaking for me. I felt proud of Jo. I see them as great friends, their romantic relationship would be disaster

[@lauralouwhooo]

When I was a little girl I watched the version where Christian Bale is Teddy and Winona Ryder is Joe. And I hated Kirsten Dunst for ever for Mary and Teddy and I hated Amy and I always did. Now I’m in my 30s and I finally understand and this doesn’t break my heart at all. I understand the history, I understand the context of her freedom & his expectations not being rooted in reality, and I understand why she didn’t love him and how she was right that it would’ve been terrible. It’s funny, because little women is marketed to, well, little women. Girls. But I understand it as an adult in a much more sophisticated way. There’s this necessary context of the time That is so vital to understand when understanding Jo

[@AbcDef-ww2gy]

@loveutill theendoftimes He's not remotely creepy, and Jo certainly didn't think so, which is why she was best friends with him for many years! Grow up! (And improve your English, because it's obvious you're not a reader and haven't read the book "actually like tf")

[@user-bj2ub8tv1d]

Heartbreaking for me because these two had such great chemistry 😂 the other films I didn’t mind I was like yeah! But these two I was like no! Say yes 🥲

[@plumdutchess]

@Keya Abacate It's my biggest pet peeve in tv shows where there are two main characters who have a strong non romantic bond. And then as the show is reaching its end, they will get them together, because fans don't like men and women being just great friends.

[@darukingdom2592]

Yea I get the point after reading and watching old timely books I came back I used hate them being just friends but I feel it was great now .

[@CoriesaysrelaxASMR]

I absolutely love how Laurie and Jo know each other so well that, with just one glance, Jo knows Laurie is about to propose. One of my favorite scenes in movie history.

[@miyutakahada5691]

Thanks for pointing it out, I understand it now. When I watched it I was thinking "How does she know????!!" and it bothered me. But that context makes so much sense. Also, when Amy and Laurie get closer later, Amy is also able to tell what he wants without him saying anything. Both girls truly loved and knew him.

[@marcmoon1228]

He's not wrong on the last parts. Love changes everyone. One moment you thought you'll never settle with someone, the next moment you can never live without them... but since life dissapoints, you need to move on even if you absolutely feel you cant. That's life. We dont get what we want most of the time and we learn from failures but can never change our mistakes. Its a one way road and whatever mark you leave will lead to your end.

[@manitobareader7769]

Wisest person in the comment section. You said it like it is.

[@uchihaphoenix6138]

Last line is just cherry on the top. Best comment ✨

[@ThuyNguyen-bu9ge]

If only he had said, "I will support you with your writing dreams and ambitions Jo and I want to help you become a published author." The most important dream for Jo was to become a published author, and in that period after you get married, you must give up your dreams as a young woman to take care of your family. The way into Jo's heart was through her dreams. Instead of feeling so sad and angry, Laurie could have used his time to help Jo and support her, giving her time to develop that love for him like she wrote about in her stories. But that would have taken years of wisdom that Laurie as a young man at that age could not have understood.

[@fionathefox3]

wow i did not think of that but you're absolutely right

[@justpassingthroughh]

Wow

[@sunshineddeonu2130]

Yesss this is what i think also

[@lonnie4827]

How would any of that solved the fact that Jo wasn’t attracted to him and saw him as a brother??

[@evelynbijou335]

Its so sweet when she lists off her insecurities but all he responds is with ''I love you Jo''

[@soobinsdolphin]

As someone who has been in Jo's situation, this scene is so absolutely perfect. It hurts so much to put someone you love through the pain of rejection, but it's better than lying to yourself. It's so difficult and both Timmy and Saoirse play this scene exactly right.

[@the_sociocultural_perspective]

Seriously I love this scene because I have been jo in the past. When this perfect guy is completely dedicated to you and gives you everything you could possible want, but you just can’t love him back and don’t know why. It’s almost worse than being in Laurie’s position

[@samk9632]

@@the_sociocultural_perspective Almost all of us have been on one side of this or the other, which is why it hits so hard

[@stillsearching1284]

I appreciate that it is difficult to reject someone, but the person who does the rejecting can not expect the person they rejected to be their friend afterward.

[@maegantrice936]

The little head shake in the beginning before he proposes. The unspoken immediate understanding. Apparently gerwig was really particular about about not overwriting that and trusting that the audience could follow. Little details like that makes me a forever fan of hers and it made me team Chalamet again too. Admittedly I was tired of chalamet craze but watching this made me remember how warranted the craze is. He is such a powerful actor, the way he handles subtlety is so graceful. Everyone in this movie is so good and it immediately became one of my all time favorites

[@jeonstoa2955]

Everything aside, kudos to Timothee Chalamet for the amazing performance in this scene. The emotions, desperation were evident in his eyes, body language & whole energy. Loved how he delivers the lines, repeated "I love you Jo", when he turns to hear what else she has to say with a glimpse of hope. And that last "I'll watch". It seems like a simple acting part but it was so much more. He earned a fan.

[@ittssanaa]

I can't count how many times I have watched this scene and I cry every time

[@aarushiseal6481]

when he says “you can’t?” , it’s so heartbreaking i’m crying 😭😭😭😭

[@janie5533]

"I waited and I didn't complain" that's it right there. I could never place why I didn't like Jo + Laurie (not even in the book) and this phrase captures it. He feels a sense (a small one, but it's there) of entitlement to her. He's willing to make sacrifices (he gave up billiards, he would let her win every argument) but he still feels as though he deserves her no matter how she feels.

[@mackenziegoode3853]

Preach. And Jo would never get on board with someone who feels entitled to her. She’s a free spirit ass bitch.

[@XxxX-wx3er]

And if a woman loved a man and begged him to love her and he said “no”, there’s literally nothing she can do.. but a man can pursue until he get what he wants.. a woman can never get who she wants, she can only get who wants her.

[@jabukapajzer6778]

It's so sad and so annoying and so so so true

[@katierojas8066]

So much truth in this

[@bartooma]

I think this is because women are more emotional and they end up to beleive that a man who insists on having one of them really deserves her and she easily can fell in love with him for his caring. Love and care is what she needs. While the case is different if a man rejects her, her dignity cannot bear that she runs after him and it cannot be expected that he will love her in return, which will be more painful. This is why she withdraws in silence as she will never enter his heart even after marriage.

[@XxxX-wx3er]

@@bartooma - you have some very insightful points there ❤️

[@Dianimations_]

what are you on about...?

[@beansprout_apg886]

I applauded Laurie for his great acting here..

[@argellakyrabalairos1602]

This scene reminds us that we can't force people's feelings to love us. We can't force them to love us back. We can't force connections with someone who doesn't feel the same with us. This is the reality and we have to accept the fact that we deserve people who can love us back.

[@Olya_Svs]

Or you have to give more time and let the person you in love try to figure out his/her fillings, with no pressure. Laurie should give Jo more time and be patient and she will definitely love him, as we see that later, but it was too late

[@katien3022]

Oh shoot, his expression at 2:25 is so sad. He looks like he still has hope she will change her mind 😢

[@areeys]

Its like watching two versions of myself… ugh 💔

[@itsjustchinmayi2605]

💯

[@hmohr4625]

Yep this hits rly hard

[@hp7593]

This scene is so heartbreaking, and it makes me wanna cry when Laurie says "I can't live anyone else, Jo", but at the same time Jo was right to stay true to her feelings

[@allyestrada4438]

I loved how realistic this is, because this is how you are when you’re young. You think the one you love or have strong feelings for is THE ONE. Like there is no one else. Still hurts to watch though 💔💔

[@matcam6235]

Timothe is so raw in his emotions here....such a great actor.

[@mhwhitebear1487]

My heart breaks for Laurie, but Jo definitely made the right call. I love this scene so much.

[@sanjuktasarania5242]

That 2:23 part like he's literally hanging onto every word she's saying praying she change her mind! Aagh the expression 💛

[@navigailrosetuban4860]

when he said he'll watch Jo marry, he literally did!! that scene totally broke my heart

[@euphaniegomezlindsay2068]

I was so mad when I read the book when I was young. Teddy was rich, handsome and young but Jo chose the professor who was struggling and much older than her. I understand now, but it still hurts because I wanted them to be together.

[@myleemontag1690]

Yeah, it was a little weird to me too, but I understand now. Me and my friends are only 16, but I get mad when people say she should have ended up with Teddy lol

[@marti9734]

Her being into older men... I relate so bad

[@iluvsakuraandsyaoran]

also Alcott did it pretty much to spite all the fan mail she got asking about Jo and Laurie getting together. she made up the professor to be antithetical to Laurie because she was so annoyed by the idea that jo and laurie HAD to get together

[@joywilday4754]

When I was young I felt this scene was tragic, but as an adult going back to the books or movies, I see that they truly weren't a good match, they kept each other immature instead of pushing each other to grow. They have the young passion but we're truly more of brother and sister. He loved her because he was attracted to her but she wouldn't have allowed him to be himself as he wouldn't truly have been happy with her being herself. Amy and Frederick allowed them to be who they genuinely were

[@cortezconquistador]

Damn I wish a man like this loved me he is worthy.

[@xenopis7862]

Timothee Chalamet is one of the few actors blessed with great looks and amazing acting abilities. Every movie I have seen him in has been amazing.

[@Olga-ooooo]

I love the way he says "Say yes (pause)". With the right feeling and tone

[@fatiixch20]

she’s listing her flaws and he keeps saying I love you Jo 😭😭😭

[@marseldechumavoy7583]

Being alone is 1000 times better than being with someone you are not crazy about.

[@albinosh4dow]

Love waxes and wanes over time. Those who hold out for perfection die alone with no one to hold their hand while they teeter into the ice cold release of death.

[@marti9734]

​@@albinosh4dowbut she didnt. She fell in love with the professor and married him

[@aylaonfilms]

This 2019's version of the scene is actually satisfying for me like it was in the book, but the 1994's version breaks me :')

[@Tee256]

Such a gorgeous sequence. The lighting. The acting. Ugh. Love it.

[@countleviathan762]

I feel because I'm exactly in his shoes right now.😭

[@kyupified2440]

You will find your amy

[@camelliaraychaudhuri742]

I'm so sorry

[@ccrisc100]

If shs doesn't want you please believe her. You'll find someone who wants you. Hang in there!

[@anisalawal4598]

Me too I am jo right now. And he is talking about marriage and I am 26 I don’t want to hurt him he is my best friend and I just don’t know

[@ava_a313]

@@anisalawal4598 Trust me, they'll feel better once they get a straight answer. If you don't think you're ready or you just don't have feelings don't force it, that's usually why relationships fail. I wish you the best.

[@cello9877]

This literally my favorite and I guess the best Little Women adaptation for me. Timothee and Saoirse were both amazing. My fave Jo and Laurie

[@BM-xi4kd]

The way she tries to convince him why they wouldn't work out in every way and he just interrupts her every two seconds with 'I love you, Jo' breaks my heart ;'((

[@lulupaul6962]

There isn't enough words to say how deep this scene is. Truly exceptional acting from them, one really feels the pain ❤️

[@Chanhnee]

Everytime this scene pop up on my Yt recommendation, I click it right away. Although this sad but I love it. Hope Ronan and Timothee will be a couple in some movie. They are so perfecttt!!!

[@ckr8441]

They kind of were in the movie LadyBird! A teenage dysfunctional one though lol.

[@katien3022]

Jo most definitely did the right thing. I’m just mainly heartbroken that they don’t share mutual feelings for each other because I loved them together. But that’s not the reality of the situation …

[@jasminefj29]

Nah cause Timmy was giving his all in this scene and for that he deserved an Oscar for best supporting actor or something.

[@elena.3372]

I love how he just keeps on saying "I love you Jo" at 2:00

[@girlhomer]

the way when she is adding something he just GOES to her. even after she's broken his heart he's willing to listen and still hopeful. THIS SCENE BREAKS ME EVERY TIME

[@20mathilda]

The '' I will watch" is soooooooooo heartbreaking... We all know that feeling of loving someone who doesn't love us back and watching them live their lives. Heartbreaking.

[@yamapinokanojo]

Timmy is the best in portraying this kind of emotion. 💜

[@mikkelloraine1833]

Laurie: "I will never love anyone else!" *falls in love with Amy marries her and has a daughter with her. Jo: "I will never get married!" *marries her husband

[@areeys]

When you felt what Laurie felt 💔.. but you cant be mad at Jo either because you are once, Jo too..

[@amartvera1704]

Yeah

[@btsthebest803]

I remember bawling my eyes out while reading this scene in the book. I had fallen in love with both of them and it was so heartbreaking to see that scene happen🤧😭

[@orca4975]

this is the best scene in the whole movie in my opinion. so much emotion conveyed

[@infjuicy7347]

honestly good on jo, she didn't love him, it sucks, but she stayed true to herself and she knows they both deserve better

[@choryllis6646]

"We would be miserable!" "I would be a saint!" Notice how she's focusing on what their life would be in the future and he's only focusing on his feelings in the now.

[@blanchefan]

This scene gets better every time I watch it; they both should have won major awards for it. It's perfection. :)

[@riya4587]

I just want to be Jo. Realistic, knows what she wants, and stands by it.

[@haloed-hero]

Timothee has the ability to let go and free his emotions in a way that greats have done before him. He puts you in mind of James Dean but he's uniquely him and it's great

[@azeez9828]

I felt that too, the pained expression and helpless with passion look is spot on.

[@seo8277]

This scene literally broke my heart. I was depressed for 1 week after watching little women. 😭😭

[@arabianflowers]

I've never seen this movie but the acting is phenomenal, especially on Timothee Chalamet's part.

[@Jjsspace]

loving someone that will never love you back, and still thinking the world of them is true love

[@Agape122]

This scene is so amazing 😢 they are such great actors. It's a pitty that somehow the other characters didn't seem real at all

[@uphilldew]

this scene is too relatable for me

[@nawa73]

"Anything more?" asked Laurie, finding it hard to listen patiently to this prophetic burst. "Nothing more, except that I don't believe I shall ever marry. I'm happy as I am, and love my liberty too well to be in hurry to give it up for any mortal man." "I know better!" broke in Laurie. "You think so now, but there'll come a time when you will care for somebody, and you'll love him tremendously, and live and die for him. I know you will, it's your way, and I shall have to stand by and see it,"

[@baijeravlogsjeramyjuntado]

Amazing lines! Great acting. Very relatavel when it is one sided.

[@EvanArnold-co4ij]

“I’d rather hang myself then realize this Jo.” Timothée, Chalamet is SUCH a good actor!

[@MoistCrumpet]

I see a lot of myself in Jo. I can’t see myself ever getting married. I love being single way too much. As bad as I feel for Laurie, she’s completely right when she explains how she can’t love him like that and that nothing will change how she feels. Pretending to love him when she doesn’t would be incredibly cruel.

[@mystruggletobeadecenthuman5121]

I could watch this film a hundred times and still love every bit of it.

[@zzsu]

00:41 the way he says “too” breaks my heart every time

[@montblancom]

one of the most favorite scenes in this movie...it's so heartbreaking, but it's so beautiful at the same time.

[@abbyschannelcuzshesbored2659]

Bro is a homie hopper

[@parisrose9443]

1:28 this dude is trying to kiss her 🥴

[@ebright2]

I will never not sob any time this scene is played. it’s so beautiful and heartbreaking all at once and all too relatable when you feel like you’ve been both Jo and Laurie.

[@johnster02]

goddam timothy is no simp here surprisingly. he knows she’s bullshitting and she will find someone else and that he has to lay his feelings out there like he did. respect

[@ryawashere]

The hope in his eyes when she said "expect that." I hate this, it's heartbreaking.

[@giomonserate]

0:07 Damn it’s the subtle facial movements that make both of them so strong here

[@sarahharrison5807]

2 amazing actors, 1 heart wrenching scene 😫💕

[@leloxx5801]

That scene really touches me deep… I had kinda same situation and I can understand Jo so much 💔

[@apostolia2124]

These two of the most brilliant actors of their generation match so beautifully on the screen.....✨👍

[@CaraMarie13]

Thankfully in the end they ended up as the brother and sister they practically became

[@superlyobsessed]

One of my favourite scenes from the movie... both their acting is just so natural and makes it so real

[@percymeza5415]

Beyond the topic, I think the meaning of this is to consider that every confession of love, despite feeling something, does not mean that it will be accepted on the spot. There is a heavy universe in front of you that you weigh with what you feel. Jo may admit she has feelings, but there is a lot of ground when you compare it to aspirations and possibilities. And it is good that she is honest with all the reality that they face. Laurie is blinded by love, but Jo is one step ahead, and she breaks down what she feels but what is viable.