When I first saw this film, Scarlett was a beautiful and attractive woman who could make all men fall in love at a party. But Scarlett gave me a bad impression. She was vain and self-willed, and often used her beauty to make herself the focus of men. She also cruelly stole her sister's sweetheart and slandered her sister's reputation. Her marriage also suffered an accident because of her vanity and willfulness. The first time, because of jealousy of Melanie, she married Melanie's brother Charles, but not long after the marriage, the American Civil War broke out, Charles lost his life in the war, and Scarlett became a widow. The second time, in order to save the family's economic crisis, she stole Frank, her sister's sweetheart, but Frank was shot in the head again because of the attack of the Northern Army, and Scarlett became a widow again. Just when Scarlett was blaming herself, Rhett, who had been pursuing her, proposed to her. Perhaps it was Rhett's words that moved her, and Scarlett fell into Rhett's arms again. After getting married, Scarlett moved into the most luxurious manor and put on the most gorgeous clothes. Rhett satisfied Scarlett's vanity and made her the "queen" envied by all women. Soon after, Scarlett and Rhett had their first child, Merlin. But just when I thought they were happy, Scarlett was reminded of the unreal love in her heart, which sparked a conflict between Rhett and her. This conflict did not erupt until after the death of her daughter, Milan and Ashley's wife, Melanie. It was at that time that Scarlett realized that she had always been in love with Rhett, but Rhett had already packed her bags. away from her. If the movie ended here, I would think that Scarlett deserved to be abandoned by Rhett, but the movie didn't end there, when Rhett slammed the door, Scarlett was sitting on the stairs, her eyes red from tears, but still shining Shenghui, she remembered what her father said: "Only the earth is with tomorrow, after all, tomorrow is another day. "This reminds me of a classic clip in the middle of the film, that is, Scarlett, after returning to her destroyed home, in the Tara Manor, swearing with red clay in her hand that no matter whether she steals or robs her family, she will not starve her family. Her maturity and strength completely eliminated my disgust for her when I watched this movie for the second time. In fact, Scarlett's vanity, selfishness, and greed were created by that era and background, along with her life. Only through experience did she know the importance of money in that society, so she was just a product of the capitalist society at that time. This movie is based on "Gone with the Wind", which describes a person who is indifferent to the most beautiful youth until he loses it. Only then did she really understand what she really needed, but when she came to her senses, her youth, love, and her lover's fiery heart and eyes had almost completely fallen. Even the best Scarlett among women was not immune to such great grief, Just because of ignorant pride, this kind of sadness repeats itself... The beautiful woman passed away like the wind.
Different from Scarlett's character is Melanie, she is gentle and kind, kind-hearted, like a god, with almost no shortcomings. Scarlett is rebellious. Reiter liked his persistence in the past, and even more like his final departure of "better for jade than for tile". He did everything perfectly. Reiter is the best of a man. The dialogue between 2 arrogant people is very classic, say you're going to marry me, say "yes", say "yes!" Haha
I have conflicting feelings about the character Scarlett, I hate it but have to admire her. She's a very personable character, she's loved two men in her life, and she doesn't know either of them. Although she lived a very hard life, she was very fulfilling. Love and hate can be like two parallel lines that never intersect, and love and hate can be melted away with just a ray of sunshine. People who cherish what they have are happy because we don't always know exactly what we need. Too many people know to cherish only when they are lost. If Scarlett can finally find Rhett Bartra's love, then it will be the most perfect life.
Movie worth watching. I love the background image of the movie.
The more I look at her, the more I think she is strong and independent. She seems to be a two-faced person. On the one hand, she is very feminine, charming, individual, arrogant, vain, dissolute and rebellious; on the other hand, she is a girl, innocent, straightforward, longing for love, and responsible for the family. All in all, she is a complex attractive beautiful woman. Her life was also wonderful and legendary.
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