Gone With the Wind (1939)
#5 on my Top 100 List
Again, there are so many good things I could say. Vivien Leigh and Clark Gable were perfectly cast as Scarlett and Rhett and though it's nearly four hours long, I still find myself missing parts that were omitted from the book. I know a lot of people write it off as melodrama and that may be, but it's melodrama at it's finest. Bring it on.
My Netflix rating: 5 stars
For three years, I blogged about movie challenges that I set for myself: a different movie every day (2009-2010), how many movies I watched a year (2010-2011), and how many NEW movies I watched in a year (2011-2012).
Now it's more a catch-all for my entertainment musings. The title, of course, is how James Bond takes his martinis.
The answers to the last two years' questions were 199 movies in a year, and 135 new movies in a year (one every 2.7 days). In case you were curious :-)
Showing posts with label Clark Gable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Clark Gable. Show all posts
Monday, February 16, 2009
February 16, 2009
Labels:
Best Picture,
Book Adaptation,
Clark Gable,
Drama,
Oscar Winner,
Top 100,
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