Gone with the Wind

 (1940)

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  • Critics Rating 56 critics
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User Reviews

Gone with my Heart
Jun 06, 2008
kimmikea - yahoo.com
This is by far the best movie ever made. I love the way it compliments the attributes of the South while shining light on the less pleasant things of war. The classic love story was beautifully portrayed by Vivein Leigh and... Full review
A rich romantic film...
Apr 26, 2008
ironside - imdb.com
Gerard O'Hara (Thomas Mitchell), an Irish immigrant, settles in North Georgia and becomes a prosperous plantation owner… By great luck he marries young Ellen Robillard (Barbara O'Neill) of Savannah, the daughter of one of the noblest Georgian families and becomes accepted... Full review
blown away!
Apr 19, 2008
Ben - yahoo.com
i just saw this movie this year and i cannot beleive how good it is! i was TOTALLY blown away by the impecable story line and acting! you have GOT to see this wounderful movie!... Full review
Vivien Leigh is Brilliant
May 01, 2007
Jason T - yahoo.com
"Gone With the Wind" was remarkable, but I love it because of Vivien Leigh's brilliant performance. She gives the best performance by an actress ever. She is beautiful, spoiled, greedy and mean. And I loved every bit of her. I can... Full review
After All These Years.......
Jan 09, 2007
imjasonreed - yahoo.com
Since 1939, when Gone with the Wind was made, there has never been a better romantic drama (despite Casablanca). Gone with the Wind is a great film-in 1939 or 2121.... Full review
Greatest Movie Of ALL TIME!!!!!
Jan 09, 2007
mjstokes - yahoo.com
This is my favorite movie of all time. The cast is outstanding. The direction of the movie is the best i have ever seen. It takes you back in time to the civil war. GREATEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME!!!!!!!... Full review
Everything is so fantastic, sometimes....
Sep 28, 2006
pedroparodi13 - yahoo.com
.... It is just too good to be true. Gone with the Wind sparked a lot of controversy, both good and bad, for this time era. The Passion of the Christ can compare. The special effects and visual style was certainly... Full review
The Greatest Film of its Time, and All Time
Sep 27, 2006
dhable - imdb.com
I believe that when one views a film, one should consider the context in which it was made. Barely 10 years after talking pictures were first created; less than that after the first full-length color feature film was created; near the... Full review
Georgia on my mind
Feb 22, 2005
jotix100 - imdb.com
This film shows the best of the American cinema. Whether we like the film, or not, one has to recognize the greatest achievement, perhaps, of the creative talent of the people working in the movie industry. "Gone with the Wind" represents... Full review
65th Anniversary DVD is a must
Jan 22, 2005
rickinbamberg - imdb.com
If you have ever considered GWTW to be less than a masterpiece, you'll be swayed by the 65th Anniversary Edition DVD. The 4-disc set features the remastered film and more extras than you could possibly watch in one day (after watching... Full review

Critics Reviews

| Dec 15, 2009
thegrio.com
This film that is so highly revered in Hollywood as one of the best American films ever made.....In addition to resistance from the NAACP, Selznick faced the criticisms and protests from Lester Granger of the Urban League, who insisted....Born on June 10, 1895 to former slaves, Hattie McDaniel's memorable role of Mammy became the subject of much controversy..... ... Full Review
| Dec 09, 2009
Cinematical
this film is truly special and unique....but it's an interesting little fact-based drama....but as a portrait of the rich and varied reactions and receptions that film has enjoyed over the years, this is interesting stuff.....At more than three hours, the story is as massive and dramatic as they come.... ... Full Review
| Nov 17, 2009
Just Press Play
I don't know personally how faithful the movie is.....one of our high school English teachers told him it was the best film adaptation of a book she had ever seen..... ... Full Review
| Nov 17, 2009
RopeofSilicon
The made-for-TV movie was, in my honest opinion, terrible.... ... Full Review
| Nov 16, 2009
DVD Town
the movie is melodrama at its best, with enough romance and adventure to have satisfied audiences for over seventy years.....Understand, I'm not suggesting it's the best film ever made, or even my favorite film....Well, the movie did make over a nickel....The American Film Institute voted it the fourth best American movie ever made.....It amazes me that the film continues to maintain my attention for nearly four hours, despite my having seen it a dozen times since childhood..... ... Full Review

News

Cammie King Conlon Cammie King is also known as the voice of the doe Faline in the Disney animated film "Bambi" in 1942, as well as playing Millie in the 1939 film "Blondie Meets the Boss". ... Full Article

LOS ANGELES | Wed Sep 1, 2010 11:20am IST LOS ANGELES (Reuters Life!) - Fans of "Gone with the Wind" obviously do give a damn about Scarlett O'Hara's extravagant dresses with a museum appeal for funds to restore gowns from... ... Full Article

The true origin of the celebrated phrase "Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn", which Clark Gable so savagely directs at Vivien Leigh in Gone With the Wind , lies in the Indian subcontinent. ... Full Article

The Emmy Awards ceremony, which has spent the past few years mooning over sensitive, artistic cable TV shows and largely ignoring popular programs on the same broadcast networks that give the trophy show a good home, is going to fling... ... Full Article

August 23rd, 2010 New York, Aug 23 - Academy award winner Oscar Viven Leigh was a bisexual who fought mental illness throughout her adult life, a new biography has revealed. ... Full Article

Thu, Aug 12 12:40 PM London, Aug 12 (ANI): A US museum has launched an appeal to raise funds to restore five dresses worn by Vivien Leigh in the 1939 Oscar-winning film 'Gone With The Wind'. ... Full Article

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