What a real sweetheart! Julia Ormond has a very unique acting and beauty that I have never seen before. It's a shame that the movie is too tragically sad to watch...
It’s so sad it makes it real. It’s about family, learning who you, accepting you and those I. Your circle. It’s about loyalty, love, and all the pain the must come with it. And somehow, we continue on …
We all fell in love with Tristan. He was wild, reckless, and untamed. He represented that part of us that longs to be free and follow our hearts and our passion. I often wonder, how many baby boys born in the time of this movie, were named, “Tristan”?
I actually never liked him particularly. He was lawless and "exciting" - typical bad boy. Train wreck for everybody. Thanks to their oldest brother at the end, they have some form of happy-ending. Romanticizing such type of reckless excitement is wrong and led us to where we are now - declining society with many single mothers fall for the same "Tristan" over and over again.
Mary Miller I think Tristan was also falling in love and he did but his conscience was eating up on him. She was his brother’s bride to be and he loved his brother so much.
But it is technically wrong for two reasons. The first is she was either shooting with the wrong eye closed, or holding the rifle on the wrong side. The second is after she shot the gun, there was no longer a live round in the chamber and therefore no reason to duck.
Having watched this film several times my perspective have changed regarding the alleged love triangle between Susanna, Tristan & Alfred. I think that Tristan cared about Susanna primarily because she was Samuel's fiancé however I don't think that Tristan ever loved her. I believe the entire time Alfred was jealous that Susanna & Tristan were attracted to each other & that they got physical sooner rather than later. I think that Susanna was greatly infatuated with Tristan not in love considering that he was a man unlike anything she'd ever met. I also think that Susanna was never in love with Samuel but did care about him. I think she was only engaged to him because he would've made a suitable spouse. Mind you back in those days it was still very rare for people to marry for love. Marriages of financial convenience was the norm in those days.
I agree. She married Alfred for the same reason and the fact she had nowhere else to go. She had no family left, probably no money, Alfred was the obvious choice.
Let's agree to disagree. I've watched the movie many times and I think it's made clear that all 3 brothers were in love with Susannah. They just have different personalities / priorities meaning they treated her very differently. Her heart and interest was clearly with Tristan the whole time, even when he gets married. The movie as a whole centralizes Tristan & Susannah as the tragic lovers.
Infatuation passes in like 6 months. She spent the rest of her life in love with him. He loved her but was too damaged to be what she needed. They are a tragic love story about soulmates who can never find the right time to be together.
@@laurendiehl2216 that is grossly incorrect. Infatuation can last for years especially if the person accepts their fantasy over reality. For example; Susanna ignored Tristan's grief. There were moments were Tristan starred off into a daze & Susanna would keep rambling about their future ignoring his behavior. Susanna woke up to find Tristan bloody holding knife to her neck. She ignored that big red flag too. Tristan was also having random fits of rage on & off the property. Everyone acknowledged that something was wrong with Tristan except Susanna. Susanna refused to acknowledge the man Tristan had become because she was too infatuated with the man he used to be. Due to his trauma & grief Tristan had in fact changed forever. When Susanna finally accepted reality instead of her infatuated fantasy, she took her own life because she couldn't handle it.
@@JMac7395 Thats your opinion I disagree. Susannah took her life when she realized that their opportunity had passed that it was never going to happen. She knew something was wrong with him and she did try to ignore it as people in love often to when their loved one is processing their trauma in destructive ways. She let him go, she didn't try to stop him from doing what he thought was best for himself. I think we interpret it differently but then I read the book so I have a different take on it that influences my opinion of the film.
Brad Pitt is literally the hottest man to walk the face of earth. And this movie proves it. I felt in love with Tristan and his wild bad boy but yet compassionate and sweet caring persona. I know Susanna was like "damn I picked the wrong brother after seeing Tristan.
Same about Sussanah, I love how she says more by her acting than by her words, she is also as smart yet tough, she is aloof; apparently cold but deeply romantic and sensitive actually. I love women like her
I like how clear and "unshaky" her horse riding sequence is.... if it was done today, they wouldve made a stunt double do it and we would obviously know its not the actor
@@edwardx4979 As for the native girl, I find the actress playing her in her teens betterlooking, similar to Julia Ormond's but amerindian version , the one playing her in her adulthood is disappointing for my taste.
SUZANNA MAKES ME UPSET BY THE SIMPLE FACT THAT THE ONLY MAN IN THE FAMILY THAT CAN PROPERLY TAKE CARE OF HER SHE NEVER REALLY IS BY FIRST IMPRESSIONS ATTRACTED TOO. AND HES THE OLDEST AND WISEST AND EVEN OLD FOR HIS YRS.❤😂🎉
@@bhk110 : the ranch, etc., was in Alberta. I used to live in that province. The town of Helena was in BC. Alberta and Montana do have similar landscapes. I wish that I had gotten down to Montana when I lived in Alberta…. Have a great summer!
She should have let Tristan gieve over his brother and not marry the older brother because she didn't love him. She should have moved on with her life or waiting for Tristan to heal from his brother death. Her and Tristan could had been together years later. This is a great movie but sad one.
My family has a,simular story, except it was located in the Panhandle of Oklahoma in the 1930s through the 1940s. Tragically that ranch just burned in a wild fire last week. My grandfathers ranch HQ, barns, fences all burned. This year has not been good for the Davis ranch in Beaver County, Oklahoma. We will survive as tragedy has afflicted us suddenly over 4 generations.
@@mohamed-fp3wl oh about the same, one of the brother's dying in WW2 in the South Pacific, my generation losing bothers in war 50 years ago. Our family has a long history of sudden tragedy.
@@katherinewilson1853 well my grandfather lost a son in WW2, my father was the only son to die a natural death of 4 sons. My generation has suffered my sudden deaths of cousins and losses to war. My kids generation has started the same. Life is full of chaos and tragedy, so appreciate the good times as they are what make the bad times bearable.
I ain’t taking my own life over anyone, let alone a man. She had too much to accomplish in life. She could have adopted children and done great things for society with Alfred being a politician. Such a tragic thing for her to do what she did.
Pretty Susannah the fiancee of Samuel Ludlow , loves to play with horses and shooting 1994 western classical drama movie "Legends of the Fall", Starring Antony Hopkins ,Brad Pitt , Aidan Quinn , Julia Ormond, Good movie to watch , very touching ,
He met her in college that's how they met although his mom said they met at Harvard Tea so it's either a fictitious college or he met her at a tea shop & his mom may taken it from there.
They ruined the film 1)"time goes by and we feel safe too soon."This shows two things. a) He is basically stating that Tristan jumped into thinking he was "HAPPY". He is saying that Tristan is actively SEEKING a false, peaceful happiness, unlike the tumultuous love for Susannah, that will not tax his nerves. Everyone wants that but it is seldom obtainable! Tristan had MISSED his one chance at happiness with Susannah, and in seeking it with Isabel Two, had found only a small part of it, that was ultimately false, not the REAL LOVE of his life, but rather, someone comfortable to him and approved of by his relatives. 2) He had ptsd and knew that he would not be the same unless he found some clarity in life. When he wrote the letter to Susannah, I believe it was out of love. He knew he was not in the right state of mind and didn't think he would return home and if he did, he know that he, at least in that state, couldn't make her happy the way she deserved. The note was written to free her, so she could officially be happy, which I believe he did out of selflessness only coming from true love, not because he truly let her go. This is proven when Tristan returns the second time with obvious intentions of marrying her because now in sane mind, he believed they would be able to be together. He even goes to speak with her, not his brother and when he sees her in the garden, you can see it in his face how much he still loves her and even more so as he explains to her the reasoning behind sending her the bracelet while persuading her to keep it. I believe he married Isabelle two because he was lonely and while he cared very deeply for her, I don't feel his love for her was the same as that for Susannah.I believed he still loved her despite knowing they would never be together. When he receives the news she has passed, you can tell beyond doubt he loved her and that it broke his heart Putting another's happiness above your own is true love in its purest form. 3)His relationship with isabel seemed very platonic and even alfred sees how they are more like siblings. There is no passion there. Tristan was never like he was before. And that was the aim too! They changed his character for the worse and he lost his wildness and passion for life. The tristan character overall was contradictory. I know many women married to a real tristan and he isn't like the movie made him to be. Nor are those men attracted to children lol. Isabel had issues and I found it wrong for the writers to have included her. This could still have been the tragedy they wanted but it sadly didn't flow. I suggest you watch a river runs through it. It is a great film and James's music would have fared better there. braveheart, titanic, notebook and last of the mohicans are all films which don't make a mockery of real love. Tragedies in some parts and loving in others. This movie had huge potential.
@@shaysworld6249 Did you really expect Tristan to stay single when he got back? Isabel was his rebound relationship. Susannah had married his brother and the look on Tristan's face when he saw her again after all those years proved how heartbroken he was.
I totally agree with you. Tristan was lost without Susannah. He left because he blamed himself for Samuel, but he had no intention of breaking up with her. That letter he left her was definitely an act of love, telling her to 'marry another' for her own sanity.
then you are truly fickle. She was the best character. She had love to give. She was truly in love with him and him with her. he was testing her by telling her to move on and to spite him he married a child and has children. he leaves these kids behind which shows how much he loved them! Everyone he came into contact with died. isabel is someone you should have hated. she was arrogant throughout the film and more in love with the idea of marriage and children. Susannah was much more complex. she had true love to give. Tristan and her tried to prove they were better off without each other when really they were meant to be together. it was like Romeo and Juliet but with a twist. I really do not understand the hate for her. 1)"time goes by and we feel safe too soon."This shows two things. a) He is basically stating that Tristan jumped into thinking he was "HAPPY". He is saying that Tristan is actively SEEKING a false, peaceful happiness, unlike the tumultuous love for Susannah, that will not tax his nerves. Everyone wants that but it is seldom obtainable! Tristan had MISSED his one chance at happiness with Susannah, and in seeking it with Isabel Two, had found only a small part of it, that was ultimately false, not the REAL LOVE of his life, but rather, someone comfortable to him and approved of by his relatives. 2) He had ptsd and knew that he would not be the same unless he found some clarity in life. When he wrote the letter to Susannah, I believe it was out of love. He knew he was not in the right state of mind and didn't think he would return home and if he did, he know that he, at least in that state, couldn't make her happy the way she deserved. The note was written to free her, so she could officially be happy, which I believe he did out of selflessness only coming from true love, not because he truly let her go. This is proven when Tristan returns the second time with obvious intentions of marrying her because now in sane mind, he believed they would be able to be together. He even goes to speak with her, not his brother and when he sees her in the garden, you can see it in his face how much he still loves her and even more so as he explains to her the reasoning behind sending her the bracelet while persuading her to keep it. I believe he married Isabelle two because he was lonely and while he cared very deeply for her, I don't feel his love for her was the same as that for Susannah.I believed he still loved her despite knowing they would never be together. When he receives the news she has passed, you can tell beyond doubt he loved her and that it broke his heart Putting another's happiness above your own is true love in its purest form. 3)His relationship with isabel seemed very platonic and even alfred sees how they are more like siblings. There is no passion there. Tristan was never like he was before. And that was the aim too! They changed his character for the worse and he lost his wildness and passion for life. The tristan character overall was contradictory. I know many women married to a real tristan and he isn't like the movie made him to be. Nor are those men attracted to children lol. Isabel had issues and I found it wrong for the writers to have included her. This could still have been the tragedy they wanted but it sadly didn't flow. I suggest you watch a river runs through it. It is a great film and James's music would have fared better there.
@@cocodakilla you again??!!hahaha!! I had been reading your comments and hate towards isabel..You must have been so heartbroken when your favorite character susannah was rejected by tristan. Just accept the truth that susannah is dead and unloved by tristan..geez, u r so desperate..
True cowboys ride with feet out front, like a Harley, no matter what the gate. I rode with the last real cowboy. Butt never left the saddle! No one in movies rides correctly.
these brothers and old man live very isolated lives and seems like they never had seen woman or beautiful woman before ! all comes to her, and she made bad choice ! i would say that susannah character.. is not good woman.
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This scene in the movie is the last time everyone is truly happy. It's a whole lot of misery from then on...
Fact.
life, is suffering, with intermittent bouts of happiness
Film teaches us a lot about life....
life is not a movie people.
What of the scene when Tristan returns with gifts? They looked pretty happy then.
I see this Susannah, happy, adventerous, full of hope. Few years later she is a shell of herself. So depressing.
This movie is a work of art! I remember every single frame. I don't know why nobody talks about it.
What a real sweetheart! Julia Ormond has a very unique acting and beauty that I have never seen before. It's a shame that the movie is too tragically sad to watch...
Agreed.
If only Samuel wasn't so eager to go off and get killed. Things wouldn't have ended so sad
It’s so sad it makes it real. It’s about family, learning who you, accepting you and those I. Your circle. It’s about loyalty, love, and all the pain the must come with it. And somehow, we continue on …
@@Lizawrites yeah, I still wouldn't reccomend it to watch for young adults; So no one will get the idea to commit suicide cuz of unrequited love.
We all fell in love with Tristan. He was wild, reckless, and untamed. He represented that part of us that longs to be free and follow our hearts and our passion. I often wonder, how many baby boys born in the time of this movie, were named, “Tristan”?
I wanted to name my boy Tristan but the name carries a sad meaning so I change my mind.
Muchos niños seguro que se llamarán Tristán : bueno triste pero con sentimiento
I'm partial to Alfred.
I actually never liked him particularly. He was lawless and "exciting" - typical bad boy. Train wreck for everybody. Thanks to their oldest brother at the end, they have some form of happy-ending. Romanticizing such type of reckless excitement is wrong and led us to where we are now - declining society with many single mothers fall for the same "Tristan" over and over again.
How has no one commented on the music in this scene yet,its so good!
RIP the great James Horner
My favorite!
Yeaa! And its name is "The ludlows" rip james :((((
Yep the great James Horner
you can tell in here that both Tristan and Alfred are falling for her already
Truth.
And Anthony Hopkins
Alfred was Tristan was only mildly intrigued
Mary Miller I think Tristan was also falling in love and he did but his conscience was eating up on him. She was his brother’s bride to be and he loved his brother so much.
@@marymiller6188 Agreed Alfred was madly in love with her shame cause he seemed the most sensible one.
This scene is truly beautiful. The music suited the scene beautifully.
Samuel is so pure of heart.
Best. Movie. Ever
Always love the gun part
But it is technically wrong for two reasons. The first is she was either shooting with the wrong eye closed, or holding the rifle on the wrong side. The second is after she shot the gun, there was no longer a live round in the chamber and therefore no reason to duck.
Susannah played the f, marry, kill game with the Ludlow brothers in real life
@@ellebean759 you have my full permission lol
🤣😵👍
Dont cheapen it
How right you are but i can’t seem to give a like. I must dislike how right you are.
Lmao that is so true
Having watched this film several times my perspective have changed regarding the alleged love triangle between Susanna, Tristan & Alfred. I think that Tristan cared about Susanna primarily because she was Samuel's fiancé however I don't think that Tristan ever loved her. I believe the entire time Alfred was jealous that Susanna & Tristan were attracted to each other & that they got physical sooner rather than later. I think that Susanna was greatly infatuated with Tristan not in love considering that he was a man unlike anything she'd ever met. I also think that Susanna was never in love with Samuel but did care about him. I think she was only engaged to him because he would've made a suitable spouse. Mind you back in those days it was still very rare for people to marry for love. Marriages of financial convenience was the norm in those days.
I agree. She married Alfred for the same reason and the fact she had nowhere else to go. She had no family left, probably no money, Alfred was the obvious choice.
Let's agree to disagree. I've watched the movie many times and I think it's made clear that all 3 brothers were in love with Susannah. They just have different personalities / priorities meaning they treated her very differently. Her heart and interest was clearly with Tristan the whole time, even when he gets married. The movie as a whole centralizes Tristan & Susannah as the tragic lovers.
Infatuation passes in like 6 months. She spent the rest of her life in love with him. He loved her but was too damaged to be what she needed. They are a tragic love story about soulmates who can never find the right time to be together.
@@laurendiehl2216 that is grossly incorrect. Infatuation can last for years especially if the person accepts their fantasy over reality. For example; Susanna ignored Tristan's grief. There were moments were Tristan starred off into a daze & Susanna would keep rambling about their future ignoring his behavior. Susanna woke up to find Tristan bloody holding knife to her neck. She ignored that big red flag too. Tristan was also having random fits of rage on & off the property. Everyone acknowledged that something was wrong with Tristan except Susanna. Susanna refused to acknowledge the man Tristan had become because she was too infatuated with the man he used to be. Due to his trauma & grief Tristan had in fact changed forever. When Susanna finally accepted reality instead of her infatuated fantasy, she took her own life because she couldn't handle it.
@@JMac7395 Thats your opinion I disagree. Susannah took her life when she realized that their opportunity had passed that it was never going to happen. She knew something was wrong with him and she did try to ignore it as people in love often to when their loved one is processing their trauma in destructive ways. She let him go, she didn't try to stop him from doing what he thought was best for himself. I think we interpret it differently but then I read the book so I have a different take on it that influences my opinion of the film.
Brad Pitt is literally the hottest man to walk the face of earth. And this movie proves it. I felt in love with Tristan and his wild bad boy but yet compassionate and sweet caring persona. I know Susanna was like "damn I picked the wrong brother after seeing Tristan.
Trifling
True!!
But i love alfred 😍
Same about Sussanah, I love how she says more by her acting than by her words, she is also as smart yet tough, she is aloof; apparently cold but deeply romantic and sensitive actually. I love women like her
Jo Lisa Dukarić He’d do missionary and that’s where it ends ....😂😂😂😂😂
@@camolinhaa Alfred proved to be a hero in the end, even though his father loved Tristan more.
I always cry when I watch this movie, one of the best!
"I'll bring back the Kaiser's helmet!" "Bring yourself back, it would please me more."
i feel like crying because brad pitt is so hot in here
Seriously. I can't believe how gorgeous he was. I'ts unreal.
Well you've had six years to pull yourself together
Are you crying just because he is handsome? How do people go this thirsty? So disgusting.
SUZANNA : YOU DONT HAVE TO GO. YOUNGEST BOY: YES I DO.
I like how clear and "unshaky" her horse riding sequence is.... if it was done today, they wouldve made a stunt double do it and we would obviously know its not the actor
I also fell in love with Susannah
Lol 😆 and everyone else was swooning over Tristan (mostly), Alfred, or Samuel... I liked the Native American lady (Isabel II), actress Karina Lonbard
@@edwardx4979 As for the native girl, I find the actress playing her in her teens betterlooking, similar to Julia Ormond's but amerindian version , the one playing her in her adulthood is disappointing for my taste.
SUZANNA MAKES ME UPSET BY THE SIMPLE FACT THAT THE ONLY MAN IN THE FAMILY THAT CAN PROPERLY TAKE CARE OF HER SHE NEVER REALLY IS BY FIRST IMPRESSIONS ATTRACTED TOO. AND HES THE OLDEST AND WISEST AND EVEN OLD FOR HIS YRS.❤😂🎉
Great film showing brothers fought well
I love Anthony Hopkins
Makes me nostalgic for my home- (US)America 😢😩
@bhk110: but, this was filmed in MY country-Canada! ❤️🇨🇦❤️
@@donnaleach8119 Yes, in BC, but it does look strikingly similar to Montana in landscape.
@@bhk110 : the ranch, etc., was in Alberta. I used to live in that province. The town of Helena was in BC. Alberta and Montana do have similar landscapes. I wish that I had gotten down to Montana when I lived in Alberta…. Have a great summer!
CHEERS I GOT A DAUGHTER THAT SAYS HELL BRING THE PONY BACK. LOVED THAT LINE. WHAT A GREAT FATHER AND INTUITIVE DAUGHTER.
Dollar
I would return to the movies if Hollywood woukd return to making these types of films again.
Samuel was the glue
She should have let Tristan gieve over his brother and not marry the older brother because she didn't love him. She should have moved on with her life or waiting for Tristan to heal from his brother death. Her and Tristan could had been together years later. This is a great movie but sad one.
Rip James Horner....
one of my first dvd's :-)
My family has a,simular story, except it was located in the Panhandle of Oklahoma in the 1930s through the 1940s. Tragically that ranch just burned in a wild fire last week. My grandfathers ranch HQ, barns, fences all burned. This year has not been good for the Davis ranch in Beaver County, Oklahoma. We will survive as tragedy has afflicted us suddenly over 4 generations.
with good times there are bad. what was the story?
@@mohamed-fp3wl oh about the same, one of the brother's dying in WW2 in the South Pacific, my generation losing bothers in war 50 years ago. Our family has a long history of sudden tragedy.
@@alandavis9644 Keep believing in that and you will bring it upon yourselves.
@@katherinewilson1853 well my grandfather lost a son in WW2, my father was the only son to die a natural death of 4 sons. My generation has suffered my sudden deaths of cousins and losses to war. My kids generation has started the same. Life is full of chaos and tragedy, so appreciate the good times as they are what make the bad times bearable.
If only Susannah could have gotten the correct order in the brothers she could have probably worked dad and the Indian in there somewhere too.
I heard that Julia Ormond said these words "I don't have any bulls".
Not too smart bringing a cute girl to come live with five other men.
Five?
@@enola9337 how many?
@@theseattlegreen1871 three men,the sons
@@enola9337
So 3?
@@enola9337
Same difference......
Brad Pitt acted as the hottest man in the world, why bother
Julia Ormond. Omg.
It really was tragic what happened to Susannah. She didnt deserve that miserable end.
I ain’t taking my own life over anyone, let alone a man. She had too much to accomplish in life. She could have adopted children and done great things for society with Alfred being a politician. Such a tragic thing for her to do what she did.
If there was a remake Jason Momoa would be Tristan
... why
It has to be Chris Hemsworth.
Already scoping out tristan. Smh
😂
1:12 😂😂😂😂
Pretty Susannah the fiancee of Samuel Ludlow , loves to play with horses and shooting
1994 western classical drama movie "Legends of the Fall",
Starring Antony Hopkins ,Brad Pitt , Aidan Quinn , Julia Ormond,
Good movie to watch , very touching ,
But how did Susanna end up with Samuel in the first place?!
He met her in college that's how they met although his mom said they met at Harvard Tea so it's either a fictitious college or he met her at a tea shop & his mom may taken it from there.
Samuel is a bit too nerdy for Susannah.
favorite
They ruined the film
1)"time goes by and we feel safe too soon."This shows two things. a) He is basically stating that Tristan jumped into thinking he was "HAPPY".
He is saying that Tristan is actively SEEKING a false, peaceful happiness, unlike the tumultuous love for Susannah, that will not tax his nerves. Everyone wants that but it is seldom obtainable!
Tristan had MISSED his one chance at happiness with Susannah, and in seeking it with Isabel Two, had found only a small part of it, that was ultimately false, not the REAL LOVE of his life, but rather, someone comfortable to him and approved of by his relatives.
2) He had ptsd and knew that he would not be the same unless he found some clarity in life. When he wrote the letter to Susannah, I believe it was out of love. He knew he was not in the right state of mind and didn't think he would return home and if he did, he know that he, at least in that state, couldn't make her happy the way she deserved. The note was written to free her, so she could officially be happy, which I believe he did out of selflessness only coming from true love, not because he truly let her go. This is proven when Tristan returns the second time with obvious intentions of marrying her because now in sane mind, he believed they would be able to be together.
He even goes to speak with her, not his brother and when he sees her in the garden, you can see it in his face how much he still loves her and even more so as he explains to her the reasoning behind sending her the bracelet while persuading her to keep it. I believe he married Isabelle two because he was lonely and while he cared very deeply for her, I don't feel his love for her was the same as that for Susannah.I believed he still loved her despite knowing they would never be together. When he receives the news she has passed, you can tell beyond doubt he loved her and that it broke his heart
Putting another's happiness above your own is true love in its purest form.
3)His relationship with isabel seemed very platonic and even alfred sees how they are more like siblings. There is no passion there. Tristan was never like he was before. And that was the aim too! They changed his character for the worse and he lost his wildness and passion for life.
The tristan character overall was contradictory. I know many women married to a real tristan and he isn't like the movie made him to be. Nor are those men attracted to children lol. Isabel had issues and I found it wrong for the writers to have included her. This could still have been the tragedy they wanted but it sadly didn't flow.
I suggest you watch a river runs through it. It is a great film and James's music would have fared better there.
braveheart, titanic, notebook and last of the mohicans are all films which don't make a mockery of real love. Tragedies in some parts and loving in others. This movie had huge potential.
I’m sorry but he did not love savanna if a man loves you he wouldn’t have married another woman period...I think he was in lust with her more so
@@shaysworld6249 Did you really expect Tristan to stay single when he got back? Isabel was his rebound relationship. Susannah had married his brother and the look on Tristan's face when he saw her again after all those years proved how heartbroken he was.
I totally agree with you. Tristan was lost without Susannah. He left because he blamed himself for Samuel, but he had no intention of breaking up with her. That letter he left her was definitely an act of love, telling her to 'marry another' for her own sanity.
Muy triste!!
Goooood movie. My bestie
The ludlows :-)
Hero Tristan
A like this movie
country,...smell the air, it makes you giggle.
Life paradis ❤❤
Tristan prettier than Susanna
I have never hated a character so much
She was not to blame. She was no more to blame than the water which freezes in the rock and makes it break apart.
then you are truly fickle. She was the best character. She had love to give. She was truly in love with him and him with her. he was testing her by telling her to move on and to spite him he married a child and has children. he leaves these kids behind which shows how much he loved them! Everyone he came into contact with died. isabel is someone you should have hated. she was arrogant throughout the film and more in love with the idea of marriage and children.
Susannah was much more complex. she had true love to give.
Tristan and her tried to prove they were better off without each other when really they were meant to be together. it was like Romeo and Juliet but with a twist.
I really do not understand the hate for her.
1)"time goes by and we feel safe too soon."This shows two things. a) He is basically stating that Tristan jumped into thinking he was "HAPPY".
He is saying that Tristan is actively SEEKING a false, peaceful happiness, unlike the tumultuous love for Susannah, that will not tax his nerves. Everyone wants that but it is seldom obtainable!
Tristan had MISSED his one chance at happiness with Susannah, and in seeking it with Isabel Two, had found only a small part of it, that was ultimately false, not the REAL LOVE of his life, but rather, someone comfortable to him and approved of by his relatives.
2) He had ptsd and knew that he would not be the same unless he found some clarity in life. When he wrote the letter to Susannah, I believe it was out of love. He knew he was not in the right state of mind and didn't think he would return home and if he did, he know that he, at least in that state, couldn't make her happy the way she deserved. The note was written to free her, so she could officially be happy, which I believe he did out of selflessness only coming from true love, not because he truly let her go. This is proven when Tristan returns the second time with obvious intentions of marrying her because now in sane mind, he believed they would be able to be together.
He even goes to speak with her, not his brother and when he sees her in the garden, you can see it in his face how much he still loves her and even more so as he explains to her the reasoning behind sending her the bracelet while persuading her to keep it. I believe he married Isabelle two because he was lonely and while he cared very deeply for her, I don't feel his love for her was the same as that for Susannah.I believed he still loved her despite knowing they would never be together. When he receives the news she has passed, you can tell beyond doubt he loved her and that it broke his heart
Putting another's happiness above your own is true love in its purest form.
3)His relationship with isabel seemed very platonic and even alfred sees how they are more like siblings. There is no passion there. Tristan was never like he was before. And that was the aim too! They changed his character for the worse and he lost his wildness and passion for life.
The tristan character overall was contradictory. I know many women married to a real tristan and he isn't like the movie made him to be. Nor are those men attracted to children lol. Isabel had issues and I found it wrong for the writers to have included her. This could still have been the tragedy they wanted but it sadly didn't flow.
I suggest you watch a river runs through it. It is a great film and James's music would have fared better there.
@@cocodakilla you again??!!hahaha!! I had been reading your comments and hate towards isabel..You must have been so heartbroken when your favorite character susannah was rejected by tristan. Just accept the truth that susannah is dead and unloved by tristan..geez, u r so desperate..
@@cocodakilla Isabel arrogant? Do you mean the native girl? I don't remember he arrogant, in fact I found her sweet
@@MsChinggay85 She is not unloved by Tristan, but he feels guilty
0:28 Tristan was wondering if she has OnlyFan account
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True cowboys ride with feet out front, like a Harley, no matter what the gate. I rode with the last real cowboy. Butt never left the saddle!
No one in movies rides correctly.
No one cares. It's not a documentary on horseback riding.
@@ASMRyouVEGANyet lol. The horse cares!
i forgot brad is a OKlahoma boy~
Brad Pitt at his hottest.
3 brothers who all wants 1 women 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
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these brothers and old man live very isolated lives and seems like they never had seen woman or beautiful woman before ! all comes to her, and she made bad choice ! i would say that susannah character.. is not good woman.
Brad Pitt is a beautuful man like Rob Lowe, but with a couple of acne scars.
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