Gone With the Wind

The Bottom Line: Nothing

Review: "Gone with the wind" is a clasic story it was stared by Clarke Gable and Vivian Leigh as Scarlet Ohara, it was made on 1929, and it was the first movie that was made in Tecnicolor so this movie has an Oscar by this way.
About the movie it was...

Review: I'm not going to pretend I'm the first person to share his observations on Gone With the Wind, but I will say it thoroughly impressed me on the eve of its 60th anniversary. Lord knows why New Line cinema picked the 59th anniversary for this...

Review: Considered by many to be the greatest motion picture of our time. David O. Selznick's historic masterpiece about unrequited love set against the backdrop of the American Civil War. Selznick's genius is displayed through flawless casting , an...

Review: Well, as a newbie to ePinions, I thought I could write most about one thing that i definitely love! Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind, has inspired me for the greater part of my young life. As a child, I remember first staying up "late" to...

The Bottom Line: I recommend this movie to anyone who loves romance and history. This is my favorite movie of all time.

Review: This story was beautifully written. It was voted the world's greatest picture by the National Film Institute, and continues to be named the most popular film of all time whenever polls on the subject appear.

Set in the beautiful, gently...

The Bottom Line: This is a lush, faithful movie adaptation of Margaret Mitchell's tale of the Old South, with almost no flaws.

Review: Epic romances are not my kind of movie. Why do I watch this one, then?

Gone With The Wind, or GWTW, tells the story of Scarlett O Hara, a Southern belle from Georgia, starting when she is about seventeen. This is just before the Civil War...

The Bottom Line: It's a classic for a reason, and I do recommend it. Just be aware that there are issues in it that go deeper than just the surface story.

Review: It is not hard to figure out where my interest in the movie Gone With the Wind came from. When I was a kid, my mother - who rarely watched television - would drop everything every time it came on in order to watch Scarlett and Rhett. I was too young...