What a TOP film. Beautiful Claudette, and the king, Clark Gable. Just finished it again, after have not seen it for many a year. They DO NOT make them like that anymore. Ashame.
Released in the golden era of hollywood in 1934, this movie is regarded as all time classic and has inspired numerous movies in different languages across the world. Bollywood too has either lifted the entire plot frame by frame or have taken so called inspiration from this in a number of movies. This notably include raj kapoor classic chori chori( as the name is justified) and aamir khan starrer dil hai ki manta nahin released in 90's. Dev anand's solvaan saal in later 50 's was too inspired from this movie. Clark gayble is all time great actor of hollywood. His charismatic persona has reflected in his own style of dialogue delivery and expression. The story of a runaway daughter of an affluent father meets a struggling photo journalist and they fall in love and the girl was found by her father while he was away for arranging the money. She is about to marry a rich and he arrives with the bill he has spent on her while she was with him. Her father thinks he has came for the hefty prize which he had announced for one who would found her daughter. But this honest and not so practical gentleman has no interest in the reward but only wants the bill amount which is just a fraction of the award money. At this junction of the climax, all emotions seem to get united and flow as an excitement with mixed emotional outburst in return as well. What makes this movie a gem among all time classics is the flow of the story as a reflection of our own desires meeting with our dream but somewhere in our heart is alive an attitude of our own subsistence as what we are irrespective of our struggle to survive. What matters most is ability to live life on our own morality and beliefs with honesty.
I also learned today, hence why I sought this trailer out, that Clark Gable's character was actually the inspiration for Bugs Bunny. His mannerisms, and way of speaking, especially the scene of him eating the carrot by the roadside, became the foundation for Bugs' persona. At one point, someone even calls him "Doc", another idea purposely carried over.
RIP Clark Gable (February 1, 1901 - November 16, 1960), aged 59 And RIP Claudette Colbert (September 13, 1903 - July 30, 1996), aged 92 You both will be remembered as legends
I think it's time to watch this movie, which has gone down in history as a legendary Hollywood classic with plenty of academy awards. 🥇5 Oscars 🏆📽🎬🎥 (03-08-2022)
This movie is one of my favorites....along with...Dirty Dancing, Lady and the Tramp, Casablanca, and the version of The Great Gatsby with Ronan Farrow's parents starring in it. I like these five movies for the same reason that my church friend Leigh might like the movie, "Grease".
Oh lord, I arise and flee beyond the knowledge of man. When to my grave thou turnest thy blessed feet, Wine and the lute thou shalt bring in thine hand to me, Thy voice shall ring through the folds of my winding-sheet, And I will arise and dance to thy minstrelsy.
I loved the gesture Clarke Gable gave the speeding car that passed him bye. Hahahahahahaha hahahahahahaha hahahahahahaha hahahahahahaha ❤️ This gesture came from sir Charles Chaplin, y we know him as the famous Charlie Chaplin master over the silent film error.
First movie to win 5 major Academy Awards 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
Only 3 movies have done that
What a TOP film.
Beautiful Claudette, and the king, Clark Gable.
Just finished it again, after have not seen it for many a year.
They DO NOT make them like that anymore.
Ashame.
Released in the golden era of hollywood in 1934, this movie is regarded as all time classic and has inspired numerous movies in different languages across the world. Bollywood too has either lifted the entire plot frame by frame or have taken so called inspiration from this in a number of movies. This notably include raj kapoor classic chori chori( as the name is justified) and aamir khan starrer dil hai ki manta nahin released in 90's. Dev anand's solvaan saal in later 50 's was too inspired from this movie. Clark gayble is all time great actor of hollywood. His charismatic persona has reflected in his own style of dialogue delivery and expression. The story of a runaway daughter of an affluent father meets a struggling photo journalist and they fall in love and the girl was found by her father while he was away for arranging the money. She is about to marry a rich and he arrives with the bill he has spent on her while she was with him. Her father thinks he has came for the hefty prize which he had announced for one who would found her daughter. But this honest and not so practical gentleman has no interest in the reward but only wants the bill amount which is just a fraction of the award money. At this junction of the climax, all emotions seem to get united and flow as an excitement with mixed emotional outburst in return as well. What makes this movie a gem among all time classics is the flow of the story as a reflection of our own desires meeting with our dream but somewhere in our heart is alive an attitude of our own subsistence as what we are irrespective of our struggle to survive. What matters most is ability to live life on our own morality and beliefs with honesty.
I think who reads this is such a free of time person......hatts off🙌as well as to the person who has written
I haven’t watched it yet but it also sounds a bit like DDLJ. I can already see Bollywood has borrowed loads from this classic.
I also learned today, hence why I sought this trailer out, that Clark Gable's character was actually the inspiration for Bugs Bunny. His mannerisms, and way of speaking, especially the scene of him eating the carrot by the roadside, became the foundation for Bugs' persona. At one point, someone even calls him "Doc", another idea purposely carried over.
@@mekahpersaud no this movie and ddlj has not a single connection between them... the story and plot are completely different
There is also an Egyptian version from the 1970s! Quite racy. 😂
RIP Clark Gable (February 1, 1901 - November 16, 1960), aged 59
And
RIP Claudette Colbert (September 13, 1903 - July 30, 1996), aged 92
You both will be remembered as legends
❤️🌌🗺🌎🌍🌏
RIP She passed when I was 5 & he passed when my parents were 5
Mm
He was even well known to me as a 11 year old in 1960. I remember the big news announcement. It made big headlines everywhere. Felt very sad.
I just watched this movie since it turned 90 this year, and damn, it was so good! Both delivered brilliant performances! ❤️❤️
I just watched this movie a part of my "anniversary films" marathon, and damn, I liked it a lot more than I thought I would! Brilliant movie! ❤️👏🏻
This movie won academy awards when most people thought Cleopatra will win
"Well, I proved once and for all that the limb is mightier than the thumb."
- Claudette Colbert as Ellie Andrews
LMAO!!
"I'll remember that! ...when we *NEED* 40 cars!" ;-)
@@jennifersamson8397 "Why didn't you take off all your clothes? You could have stopped forty cars."😉
The truth be told, this is the movie that led me into falling in love with Ms. Claudette Colbert!
me too
Not hard to do!!
I think it's time to watch this movie, which has gone down in history as a legendary Hollywood classic with plenty of academy awards. 🥇5 Oscars 🏆📽🎬🎥 (03-08-2022)
The first movie that gets the big five ever.
Hmm, well the first 5 star film of the 30s definitely.
@@deckofcards87 he’s talking about the five academy awards, only three films have ever gotten all five.
No wonder Selznick wanted Clark to play Rhett Butler in GWTW ❤️ He sure was a great actor.
I just Love that cozy atmosphere in these movies
Whenever I need to feel cheered up this is one of the movies I always go to, as well as Singin' In The Rain.
This movie is one of my favorites....along with...Dirty Dancing, Lady and the Tramp, Casablanca, and the version of The Great Gatsby with Ronan Farrow's parents starring in it. I like these five movies for the same reason that my church friend Leigh might like the movie, "Grease".
wait....did you just imply Robert Redford is Ronan Farrow's father?
I didn't know Frank Sinatra was The Great Gatsby.
Rotten Tomatoes ranks this as the best comedy film of all-time with a rating of 99%.
Well deserved Oscar sweep for this picture.
Just watched it yesterday... So good
Swagliana Post vanga en ve zawng...👍
Ege a hmuhnwm na le?
My favorite movie.
I read that Bugs Bunny was based off of Clark Gable's character in this
Joshua Pavlik Groucho Marx would be more likely.
Bugs Bunny, when eating a carrot was imitating Clark Gable in this movie.
one those movies I have seen more than 10 times
CLASSICS DON'T DATE, THEY END UP TOGETHER
He spends nearly the whole film being a jerk to her. Yeah, very endearing!
And she was a brat who got a well-deserved smack in the butt.
Oh lord,
I arise and flee beyond the knowledge of man.
When to my grave thou turnest thy blessed feet,
Wine and the lute thou shalt bring in thine hand to me,
Thy voice shall ring through the folds of my winding-sheet,
And I will arise and dance to thy minstrelsy.
this movie is amazing !
The film that put Columbia Pictures on the map.
The first of 11 Best Picture Oscar winners made by Columbia Pictures.
I loved the gesture Clarke Gable gave the speeding car that passed him bye. Hahahahahahaha hahahahahahaha hahahahahahaha hahahahahahaha ❤️ This gesture came from sir Charles Chaplin, y we know him as the famous Charlie Chaplin master over the silent film error.
The Indian movie by Mahesh Bhatt - Dil Hai Ki Maanta Nahin is copied from it.....heard of it long time ago.....
Way before dil hai ki Manta nahi, there was 1956 movie starring raj Kapoor and Nargis named chori chori
Really
@@ditsashihurkar4913 The name said it then
What a movie 😆
anyone here while reading Offside Play by Lyssa Lemire
0:11 *SHUT UP!*
😂😂😂😂
Yeah
Sap Norah nimaw🙈😂😂
show de bola !!!!!
Norah
After dil hai ki manta nahi movie
Clark Gable looking like Chris Cornell
Norah in la chiang..😆😆
Dil hai k maanta nahin..
yep wiki says it took inspiration from here
MIZO FILM pakhat entawn a siam anih duh hmel
weder deutsch, noch ganzer Film
Sap norahh
Changeling movie brought me here
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The first of only 3 films to win the 5 major Oscars. (Best Actor, Actress, Director, Screenplay, Film)