Pride & Prejudice (2005) - 'Last Man in The World' Clip
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Pride & Prejudice (2005) - 'Last Man in The World' Clip
Darcy (Matthew Macfayden) judges Elizabeth's (Keira Knightley) pride, while she tells him that he is the last man she would ever marry.
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How to insult and propose at the same time - an intensive guide by Mr. Darcy. Lol
LOL
That’s been the way of most of my proposals…..
i giggled out loud at this
The sudden disdain with which he spits out "Mister Wickham" is just phenomenal. God, what a scene.
True. I noticed same.
I love how he has to control his anger and jealousy when she mentions Mr. Wickham, yet he intuitively moves closer to her and so does she.
I love it. This moment had to happen. If Lizzie had said yes she would have been agreeing with him that she was less then him. By rejecting him she proves that she is his equal.
She rejected him yes he insulted her and of course for breaking up Jane and bingley
Instablaster
YES!
But men and women are not equal, so you need some other form of analysis.
They were from very different English strata; hence, they were NOT equal in British society. That was the point. He was willing to overlook that because he loved her, regardless of social norms.
"And those are the words of a gentleman. From the first moment I met you, your arrogance and conceit, your selfish disdain for the feelings of others made me realize that you were the last man in the world I could ever be prevailed upon to marry. "
You forgot un exclamation mark.
@@Bersztipflag and a question mark at the end of the first sentence too.
Sorry
You know that you’ve watched this movie more than ten times when you have all these lines memorized 🤭
[proceeds to stare into burning desire]
I love how shy and insecure he looks 🦔
So tormented..
We are all fools in love
He wasn’t in anger merely temptation overly intense bounced over the top when expressed by his facial features 😊
I like this scene for every reason but the older I get the more I appreciate it because it seems like one of the only conversations in the entire movie that is completely OPEN. Yes, they are both seethingly angry at one another but they throw out all the manners and traditions and rules and are just talking and squabbling and showing their FEELINGS to one another. All the repression of the society of their time just explodes and they really have a true moment with one another: violent ugly and sincere and messy. I love it
It's still holds true today. Although we are more able to express our true feelings but we are even more exposed to society with social media so most feel they must repress their true feelings even more.
Darcie's inner thoughts : call her broke she will fell for that
One would be surprised how often it works...
@@rc1982 When you are woman, you go with the best offer!
Ah yes, Pride and Prejudice: the ultimate story of enemies to lovers with more sarcasm than many modern day books. God, I love it. Most ardently.
I loved this scene because It is the first time he says to love her and It is really intense... I even thought they were going to kiss each other despite all the things they said...
Yes exactly like she liked him back ever since the beginning and they so want to kiss each other.
Whyyyyy am i watching this 10.999 times in 2021??😭. Beautifully done, great actors, Best Lizzie and best Mr Darcy !!!🤓 🔥⛈️🎥🎞💖💙📖🎩👒
Because we crave romance ..
It's almost the end of 2022 and I just re-watched this movie again and now I am obsessed again and watching any video I come across on RUclips that has parts of this movie in it. This scene is so good. The vulnerability portrayed my Matthew MacFadyen in this adds what has been needed in Mr. Darcy's personality. I think Jane would approve.
Those blue amazing eyes
Probably.. One of the most intense interaction between two people who are in love..I love that expression of Mr Darcy before he said..Forgive me madam for taking up your time!
Genius, one of the greatest cinematic moments of all time, IMHO.
Fine, FF, I'll watch the movie again for the 67 times 😒
Wait for me, I promise don’t make spoilers 😌
Do you have any free link😅 for it ?
@@kaledmaa If you set your RUclips player to Auto Play, then this playlist will show you the entire film. ruclips.net/p/PLiT2KxbmMaz-9NisKhpiHgfcqHyV0LBdX
exact thoughts... this scene and the carriage one always rope me in!
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I think for Darcy this was actually quite a romantic proposal, every insult he throws at her, are probably the same things he said to him self over and over again, that there are better options for marriage out there, he even gone to such lengths to stop his friend Bennet marrying into this family, yet for himself he is proposing to her, telling her his true feelings, because he is so madly in love with her, reason and his social insecurities can't stop his feelings. For someone, who barely shows any emotion, this must be really frightening. But instead of accepting Lizzie, rightfully rejected him.
It's a Beautyfull and strong moment of the movie.
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Ooooof! The sparks are flyin' in this scene! 🔥🔥🔥
The way Mr Darcy said "please" when he almost kissed Lizzy...how did I not hear this before 😫😫😫
this is one of the best scenes of all time
I must compare this scene with Colin Firth and Jennifer Ehle. The scene in comparison is much more sedated. Even when Mr. Darcy venomously utters "Mr. Wickham". This scene is considerably more subtle in the overwhelming attraction between the two in spite of the passionate emotions preventing the consummation of it. The micro facial expressions of Matthew Macfayden expresses immediate regret when Ms. Bennett declares her sister's reserve. Contrasted by the aforementioned hostility with Mr. Wickham immediately afterwards only to followed by fiery volleys from Ms. Knightley's rendition of Ms. Bennett's injury to her pride by his prejudice. A brilliantly executed scene of a brilliant author.
FOR HIM BEING OVERLOOKED FOR A OSCAR NOD FOR BEST ACTOR IS CRIMINAL !!
One of the best scenes from the movie. The acting, the dialogue, the scenery ... everything works here.
Aw he's so stupid I love him
😂🤣
Adorable this actors! Best performance! Thank you! 🏆💐🎼
When he drops the bomb about her family.... he's not wrong.
I think that Lizzy knows what people in her rural community think of the Bennets, especially her Mother. Lizzy knows that Darcy is not wrong about her family. She did not want to hear it from him, especially within a marriage proposal.
Darcy : Miss Elizabeth
The subtitles: Mr. Lizard
Hahah
My favorite version of a soaking wet Mr. Darcy is in the Pride and Prejudice spin-off novel "Wickham's Second Attempt". The reaction of his servants is priceless when they see him coming in like that!
i have watched this video more times than I have seen my relatives
WHY IS NO ONE TALKING ABT HOW HE WENT mr wICKHAM
My favorite part of the movie 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thanks to this scene she was nominated to an Oscar
Love this movie ❤
Amo o final, ela sendo super contraditória as palavras querendo beijar ele 🤣🤣💗
O jeito genuíno que ele fala "most ardently" destaca o quanto ele não aguentava mais guardar o sentimento. Ele certamente não treinou com o Sr. Collins. hehehe
simmmmmmmmm
I feel butterflies in my stomach when he proposes😛😛😛
Darcy does a real 180 in Succession
Mr.Darcy: I really want to kiss her most ardently. jeez...she just rejected me😍🤷♂
What AN scene!!! LOVE It, Matthew Mcfadyen is great!!!
Matthew MacFadyen played Hareton in the 1998 Wuthering Heights. Oh my Goodness ... go and look at THOSE clips !!!!! (He exceeds Darcy).
This the best scene that make it better than the previous version even i adore the previous one….i was sure when he said “ forgive me madam …” that he will kiss her.
Matthew Macfayden is so beautiful it hurts to look at him.
3:20 It's soo good 😭🤌
Esta es la mejor escena!!💖💖💖💖🇨🇱
She is so concerned with using her intelligence and wit to score points, she sends direct hits on the man that has just confessed his love to her. They are both intelligent, but he will never use his intelligence and training against her. She realizes her horrible mistake at the end of this clip. Never use your intelligence against the one you love. Defend them with it!
She's using her intelligence to protect herself towards his disdain for a woman (/ people ) of her standing, for she realizes love isn't a feeling alone, it also comes with respect, he still has to learn to grow in respect towards her and the people she loves.
And she can't respect him until he shows more empathy and humility and not hide his insecurities behind his arrogance and aloofness.
I love period dramas, they portray people in their honest raw fullness.
It's what life is truly about, without the deception that we're dealing with too often nowadays.
Back then they knew they had no time to play around.
Cowardice is a sin. 🤦🏻♀️
Sorry for the monologue. ☺️
The last sentence tho 💯 wise words 🙏🏽
His opening sentence is offensive, how could you judge a person who you're supposedly love, and at the end ask them to marry you. putting his better judgement aside, his family's expectations, the inferiority of her birth, and his rank. lol
@@shosha1771 Because he has a brain in his head, he knows the potential pitfalls to marrying her............ yet he is willing to put all those aside...... because he loves her. She has misjudged him !!!!! In other words, she has judged him also ............ wrongly.....but still judged him, so how can you point out his "offense" but fail to note her "offense"? Is she NOT accountable for having "judged" also?
I saw so many takes on this, yet I never saw something that totally missed the point to this extent 😭 To clear your confusion, she didn't feel bad in the end cuz SHE did a "mistake", she felt bad cuz she was thinking 'if only he's a lil less arrogant, we could have a happy future'🔥
THE TENSION OH MY
Top 5 movie exchanges of all time.
3:20 Ааа, этот взгляд 😍
Where's my Mr. Darcy?
I just realise I'm Mr Darcy. A broke version of him tho
No one:
The subtitles: mr Lizard
"I don't understand...I love you"
I love Colin Firth, but I prefer this version. I like this Darcy better. 😽
Darcy a hycrocrite so he realised his first impression was wrong that she not barely toreable but like bingley said very agreeable cause it states Lizzy Bennet is attractive woman
Cool video! Darcy is like that...Wow! I also have a video on the channel about Mr. Darcy in 2005 and 1995.Come on in!
Why am I crying?...
autocaptions be like: mr. lizard
I lost my shit 🤣
I'm melting!!! 😡🤯😳🥵❤️👩❤️💋👨 from hate to love there is only one step 🤓🤓
I miss rain ..
The lightning is a paid actor here. Wow.
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When will they make a movie of the Pride and Prejudice spin-off novel "Wickham's Second Attempt"? It takes Pride and Prejudice and adds a carriage accident and a duel. Now that would be a great movie!
Love love love
Talking so close to each other....I only can think one thing.....Coronavirus!!!
Boar on the floor?
♥️
Can anyone tell me the location of this place?
Temple of Apollo at Stourhead
Dang kiss him already Liz
this scene is my roman empire
The cast from 1995 series depicts characters better.
Yes georgiana is too extrovert and less shy in this version
No it doesn't
Go there then
they also have more running show time to explore each character better instead of just two hours
@@valeriabarojasp Agree. Cant compare 6 hours miniseries to 2 hours movie.
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They are not dripping wet in the novel. This is a poor adaptation of a brilliant classic.
an adaptation isnt meant to be a direct depiction
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