Little Women

An interesting story about the lives of four such different sisters… It looks easy, in one go!

It's just a great movie! I looked at it in one breath. The atmosphere in general is just waaaaa that there are not even words. Perfect.

I liked this interpretation, especially the ending was wrapped up well.

A legendary story, a great movie! And the cast is just a bomb!
Especially Joe and Laurie, whatever it is, this couple is my separate little love.

How beautifully the film was shot! Both the actors and the picture are a joy to the eyes!

- That's it, friendship is over because of my temper. I can't save anyone, and I probably won't see him anymore.
- It's unlikely that this will alienate a real friend.
- That's only in books. How easy life would be if I were a book heroine. I would only dream of marriage.
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- What happened all of a sudden? Maybe.. Maybe I shouldn't have refused him. Lori.
- Do you love him?
- He'll offer it again and I'll probably agree. Will he offer, do you think?
"Do you love him or not?"
- It is important that I am loved. I want to be loved.
- This is only half of love.
- of course. You know, on the one hand, it's not fair: we women have our own thoughts and our own feelings, we have hearts, and we have ambition and talents. No less than men. But for some reason we have no choice and it is believed that a woman exists only for love! I'm mad about it.. So why am I so lonely alone??...
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Perhaps the most important and cool dialogue of the film.

The most touching film and wonderful actors!

Now I'm going to get a bunch of cons, but I absolutely do not understand the delight of the Shawl. The girls are delighted, as I understand it, with his appearance, but as an actor he is wooden. He and Saoirse don't have any sparks at all, initially you don't believe in their feelings.
There is also a 1994 film adaptation and it is much better, the story is revealed better, the cast played better, especially because Christian Bale played there, not Chalamet. And Winona Ryder played the role better than Saoirse, too.

One of the best films in the history of mankind, unreal acting, a pleasant picture, everything is dignified and noble. Delight

I liked the film very much, sometimes I cried, sometimes I rejoiced at the film with all the colors of drama, romance. And the way Jo sacrificed everything for her sisters was something. I bet 10/10

A touching film, makes you think about how often we don't see what we miss, now I want to read a book

Florence Pupsik :*
Two years ago I wouldn't have watched the movie even for the sake of Flo because genre is not mine. But now sometimes I like such cozy, and I would even say comfortable, stories. Somehow it becomes a little lighter in the soul.
In general , I decided to watch the film blindly , I don 't even know what it is about and who is playing at all . And then I just saw that I was drinking and decided that why not take a look. I was pleasantly surprised by the cast of the film ! And they all played well .
Especially I Drink (psic) . Maybe she is, somehow you believe her. And when she is defiant and when she is defenseless and this and that , any of her seems real . Here you look and somehow believe that she is small and capricious)))
Liked the movie. No wonder I decided to look. The experiment on myself was successful :)

A wonderful film adaptation of a wonderful book 🤗 still hoped for a couple of Laurie and Joe...😅

The film was very reminiscent of the TV series *Anne* with its atmosphere and locations.
I would like to reproach only for transitions between time lines: The actors play both a young and an adult version of their character. Because of this, there were moments of misunderstanding which version I was looking at now.

Wow! New screensaver…




I watched it 1 time in the cinema, we will review it

«You're on fire» «Thank you» 😂
And she draws beautifully 🤔
$50 in 1868 is today $1,085
At the 11th minute, the man speaks in Armenian 😅🥰 Says "Why is someone as beautiful as you dancing?" Probably meant "not dancing", but he definitely did not use the negative particle😅 Further, "In fact, I am so beautiful..." and then you can not hear
Friedrich's face seemed familiar. It turns out that Theo from "Dreamers"
Sometimes got confused in the timelines at the first viewing – what is real, what is a flashback, but now it seems to be normal. 😅
And why did the nobles have the opinion that acting and prostitution are the same thing?
Does a teacher have the right to punish like that?
Isn't it too mean to burn her poems and works? Especially if they were dedicated to your dad…
Okay, Joe is offended, but why doesn't the guy pay attention to the other sister?
I think this is the 3rd point for Hermione? GP-4, Beauty and the Beast, and then 😅
And who was the girl who convinced me to take the dress? She was clearly told that her husband and children also needed clothes, and she "Didn't care. Take an expensive dress"
And the store can't take a piece back, even at a slightly lower price? Or help sell to someone else?
We are not told what year of the war this is, but $25 in 1861 by today's standards is $876, and in 1862 it was $763
She 's just like a boy 😁
Now it's clear how Amy ended up in Paris, and not Joe.
Did Amy turn down the offer? Auntie will have a stroke 😅
Poor Beth. 😢 Did she never recover, or did she get sick a second time?
"Maybe I'm not always right, but I'm never wrong." And what a mercantile and malicious aunt, even if she really means well.
I'm even sorry for Joe– I lost my sister, then I left my friend, and when I finally decided, it was too late...
so Auntie wasn't that heartless? Did you leave your house to them?
What a sweet scene it was when everyone was convincing Lori
"You're not asking about my mom, even though you know we've seen each other" "I guess she's alive"
A good movie with a beautiful ending. Interestingly, this is the third time Saoirse Ronan plays a rebel (if you count her character from "Brooklyn"-and such), the second time Greta Gerwig 😁

A wonderful movie

I was a little afraid that the film, as usual, would be much worse than the book and the impression of the story would be spoiled. But I surprisingly liked it :) Of course, consistent narration in the book makes the perception of the story more logical, plus the characters are much better revealed there, but there are so many events that you can't fit everything into one movie. Most of all, I liked the aesthetics, the well-chosen outfits, the color scheme, the actors convey the images of the characters well. Except that Lori liked it the least, the bookstore was more charismatic. I found out from the comments that this is Timothy Chalamet, at least I will know who he is, because somehow I missed this actor completely)) but he was not impressed by his game at all (although, perhaps, this is the fault of the script and the poor disclosure of the character). The film turned out to be kind and cozy, like the book, a little sad.