Brando & leigh had the best scenes u cant take ur eyes off them. She is playing her role so well & in an older style matching the old south where Brando brought in a new style of the method acting which works perfectly with the new south theme. What I love about leigh's performance is when she is lying she speaks in that whimsical high tone. When she gets down to the truth with mitch her voice becomes deeper. Great actress
I am just flabbergasted by miss vivien’s performance , this ladies and gentleman this is acting , her movements her words her articulation her gestures her tone , and the way she delivered every line with such power and conviction is just breathtaking she used every single atom of humanity with her to bring this magnificent role to life , I can’t help but feel sorry for poor Blanche , she was just a lost soul that looked for love in all the wrong places and ended up with a drinking problem and mental disorders
There are so many great scenes in this one of a kind film. This scene is one of my favorites. Brando is powerful and charismatic, but it is Leigh who casts the spell. I almost feel like we are watching Leigh having a nervous breakdown here. She does so many incredible things. Blanche is in no way a match for Stanley. And I never noticed this until recently, but the quiet, almost imperceptible "thank you" that comes from Blanche near the end is heartbreaking. She is just too soft for this world.
@@Uhohlisa lol 1) Nobody is bitter, modern movies are just....not very good. 2) Its ok that u like the Marvel movies. Don't let the truth discourage you for enjoying (bottom of the barrel) entertainment 🙏 3) Chris was in 2016 Ghostbusters lmao
And back in the 1950's men were stomping over model cities in rubber monster costumes, I can't really appreciate your point when so-called "bottom of the barrel" entertainment has existed from the earliest days of cinema. The more things change, the more they stay the same. There are plenty of modern dramas that while not quite as good (probably because this has the benefit of being adapted from one of the greatest plays ever written) certainly come close to the sublime qualities of Streetcar. If you think films aren't as good nowadays, then you're not looking in the right places, because if the mainstream doesn't have it, then the independent scene will. Marvel is obviously cookie-cutter, no one is denying that, but people clearly enjoy them regardless, it's audience demand that keeps these films coming out 2-3 times a year.
@@horrorfanandy4647 lol Yes "Bottom of the barrel" has always been around and there is certainly a place for it (if done correctly) but back in 1950's they actually used the stuff above the bottom of the barrel and made sure the two never mixed
Brando & leigh had the best scenes u cant take ur eyes off them. She is playing her role so well & in an older style matching the old south where Brando brought in a new style of the method acting which works perfectly with the new south theme. What I love about leigh's performance is when she is lying she speaks in that whimsical high tone. When she gets down to the truth with mitch her voice becomes deeper. Great actress
She played the part so well all were method actor or actress except her but she match them
watch Elizabeth Taylor in "Cat on a hot tin roof"
@@burney7418 for me her best performance was who's afraid of Virginia wolf
Leigh's performance is hypnotic.
Both of them are incredible actors
What intensity! Blanche is so lost between the past and the present.
za zen vivien played her pitch perfect!!!
I am just flabbergasted by miss vivien’s performance , this ladies and gentleman this is acting , her movements her words her articulation her gestures her tone , and the way she delivered every line with such power and conviction is just breathtaking she used every single atom of humanity with her to bring this magnificent role to life , I can’t help but feel sorry for poor Blanche , she was just a lost soul that looked for love in all the wrong places and ended up with a drinking problem and mental disorders
I adore this film.
There are so many great scenes in this one of a kind film. This scene is one of my favorites. Brando is powerful and charismatic, but it is Leigh who casts the spell. I almost feel like we are watching Leigh having a nervous breakdown here. She does so many incredible things. Blanche is in no way a match for Stanley. And I never noticed this until recently, but the quiet, almost imperceptible "thank you" that comes from Blanche near the end is heartbreaking. She is just too soft for this world.
I've never seen this film but only seen snippets.....Even so, i get the impression it's likely an oldy but goldy.
Watch the movie. It is great 👍🏻
Mary Kay Latourneou.
Why did They change her hair color? 😑
She was much prettier in Gone With the Wind.
she was meant to be.
The ravages of time.
Pam Lyles what a dumb thing to say!!!
What a shallow thing to say.
This is 12 years later people age.
..now movies are soyboys running around in spandex
Yeah totally, Chris Hemsworth is a soyboy. You're so bitter lmao
@@Uhohlisa lol
1) Nobody is bitter, modern movies are just....not very good.
2) Its ok that u like the Marvel movies. Don't let the truth discourage you for enjoying (bottom of the barrel) entertainment 🙏
3) Chris was in 2016 Ghostbusters lmao
And back in the 1950's men were stomping over model cities in rubber monster costumes, I can't really appreciate your point when so-called "bottom of the barrel" entertainment has existed from the earliest days of cinema. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
There are plenty of modern dramas that while not quite as good (probably because this has the benefit of being adapted from one of the greatest plays ever written) certainly come close to the sublime qualities of Streetcar. If you think films aren't as good nowadays, then you're not looking in the right places, because if the mainstream doesn't have it, then the independent scene will. Marvel is obviously cookie-cutter, no one is denying that, but people clearly enjoy them regardless, it's audience demand that keeps these films coming out 2-3 times a year.
@@horrorfanandy4647 lol Yes "Bottom of the barrel" has always been around and there is certainly a place for it (if done correctly) but back in 1950's they actually used the stuff above the bottom of the barrel and made sure the two never mixed