Thomas Hardy, who wrote this novel in the 1800's had a gift for portraying the romance that seemed to grow out of the soil of English life. He especially seemed intrigued by how odd twists cause and break romantic love between men and women. His art was very much of this world. I think this little movie is a gem. It's theatrical and all but the emotions that play out on the actor's faces seems like a true snapshot of another time - where the emotions of the gods neverendingly twist and glow in love through the mundane daily lives of human mammals. This is the purpose of literature as it first came out of authors. To show the resonance between the cycle of life and death in nature that echoes the births and deaths of emotion in our hearts - a cycle within a cycle - going on and on like the phases of the moon that bring fertility and drought and floods and fires. Civilization isn't a conspiracy. It's the outcome of the good that fundamentally puts everything in motion - even though there are bitter tragedies - the magic force that through the green fuse lights the flower' brings with the new life of spring, the new love between young lovers as tho there were no history to the world. Only young love and the pits and ladders of cast fortune.
@@mrpurser3136 I MUST defend Austen, whose world was entirely different. I can't tell you how much Pride and Prejudice opened my eyes, even at 8 years old, and how its lessons have served hundreds of thousands throughout the ages -and always will!!!
@Katrinka San Francisco Bay Area Thanks Katrina. I needed a postitive voice just now! - if you're in need of like reading material - check out my novel on Amazon books or Kindle; it's called 'In Pluto's Shadow' by my pseudonym Dagaan Galakticos. I do love THomas Hardy and wish he had another ten novels for me to read and re-read!
I love the movie and people should respect an honor the vows and oath they take I was taught old fashion lessons that have served me well and I do understand a lot of marriages don't stay together we all have to try we're all different. Thanks again for the movie she finally married the man for her.
I never knew anything about private matters even menstruation, boy that was scary doing alone. This movie alone would have helped me make better choices in a lot of different areas had I been taught anything as a child. Mom liked babies didn't like kids to much attention they needed. Never had a book in the house, never went to a library, museum ever, not learning, cooking, sewing she sewed but my Aunt Carol taught me. So fun, she taught me so much. The best was organization of stuff to my time. Second was sewing, I miss you Aunt Carol come visit me, I will know when you are there, just think use your mind/thoughts of loving me & you will find me. I'm here, I'm sorry you died before your time. Wasn't fair at all. I can't wait to see/hear from you. Come see me, come find me. xoxoxo
Loving this ! DECEMBER 11, 2020 , God Bless the People in this dark world May every one find the joy of our Lord God fill each ones heart ,even the ones that don’t act like they have a heart ! May we praise the Lord Jesus and remember to give thanks to him ! Teach our children the true reason for this season ,so they can know the Lord , then they will have the love and protection off the great Lord thy God !
Under the Greenwood Tree (DVD). In a small village in the south of England, Dick Dewy, a handsome working man, falls in love with Fancy Day, a newly arrived schoolteacher from a wealthy family who happens to be the village beauty. But other, richer men also want to win the hand of Fancy. The plot concerns the activities of a group of church musicians, the Mellstock parish choir, one of whom, Dick Dewy, becomes romantically entangled with a comely new school mistress, Fancy Day. The novel opens with the fiddlers and singers of the choir-including Dick, his father Reuben Dewy, and grandfather William Dewy-making the rounds in Mellstock village on Christmas Eve. When the little band plays at the schoolhouse, young Dick falls for Fancy at first sight. Dick, smitten, seeks to insinuate himself into her life and affections, but Fancy's beauty has gained her other suitors, including a rich farmer and the new vicar at the parish church.
Thomas Hardy is too real ....Life pulls the rug out from under us. In so many ways we are tortured by the things we need, beyond our grasp , and we die with the longing, or worse, the resignation. Thea
Also read watch The Mayor of Casterbridge . Far from the Maddding Crowd , Return of the Native , A pair of Blue Eyes A group of Noble Dames , Desperate Remedies , The Trumpet Major ,Two on a Tower ,The Well Beloved ,The Hand of Ethelberta ,The Loadiceam. plus many more All written by Thomas Hardy A true legend in his time Perfect English . Read them and You will see what an outstanding writer he was SEE below
CHARLES DICKENS ALSO A CLASSIC AMAZING WRITER ,DIFFERENT FFROM HARDY BUT THOMAS HARDY USES WORD PERFECT ENGLISH CLEARLY YOU MAKE SUCH UNINFORMED SILLY STATEMENTS BECAUSE YOU DONT UNDERSTAN HIS NOVELS . BECAUSE MANY OF THEM ARE SAD . BUT AT THE TIME HE WROTE WAS LIFE WAS VERY SAD AD HARD FOR MANY PEOPLE HARDY DEMONSTRATES THIS IN A MANNER THAT IS REMARKABLE MAYBE YOUR AN AMERICAN NO BRITISH PERSON WOULD WRITE SUCH DRIVEL
I've read this THOMAS HARRY'S novel thoroughly in inter ,in this movie they have skipped a lot of scenes 🧐😵 at the end they had their marriage really under the beautiful green tree which have been shown in this movie too ...............but love this novel and still watching in 2018 after 3 years 🤗it used to be my fav ones .🤗❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Roxana Jimenez because the rule of this world is the prince of the air. satan do you know him? Question: "What does it mean that Satan is prince of the power of the air (Ephesians 2:2)?" Answer: “And you were dead in the trespasses and sins in which you once walked, following the course of this world, following the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that is now at work in the sons of disobedience” (Ephesians 2:1-2, emphasis added). In this text the apostle Paul describes Satan first as a “prince” with power, because he has authentic power in the world (1 John 5:19). This power has been given him by God (Luke 4:6). Satan has power over some illnesses (Luke 13:16; see also 2 Corinthians 12:7-it’s unknown if Paul’s “thorn” was an illness or something else). In some sense, Satan has power over death (Hebrew 2:14). The reason Satan is called a prince rather than a king is because there is only one King-Jesus Christ (1 Timothy 6:15). Satan also has power over some people. The “sons of disobedience” referred to in Ephesians 2:2 are those who have not trusted Christ as Lord and Savior (cf. Acts 26:18; 2
I liked it more than the book. The description of the characters and the scenes of the choir and that is mostly missed here; but as to the story btw Fancy and Dick, i prefer how they show it here.
En el libro la historia comienza relatando que los habitantes de un bosque saben que cada árbol es distinto a los demás y esta diferencia se acentúa con el paso de las estaciones. La película transcurre durante el invierno, la primavera , el verano y termina con el otoño, época de la cosecha y dónde los árboles experimentan grandes transformaciones ¿No sucedió acaso lo mismo con los personajes de la película? al igual que los árboles ellos cambiaron -sin perder su esencia- con el paso del tiempo.
I love this film but the lack of continuity always annoys me a little. 7.18 she hears the singers and her hair is down, opens the window and her hair is up, next she speaks to Parson Maybold and her hair is down again, then looks down at the singers and its up again. At least she seems to be wearing the same brown dress. Also the leaves are still on the snow covered trees around the church - so its obvious that it was fake snow and was filmed in summer in France. Pity that life is not so simple now - but then things were changing in Hardy's day and that was a subject that his novels covered. Don't try to read the book - it makes Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre seem like easy reading!
What the heck happened to The Moth movie on here based on Catherine Cookson's book. Can't find it anywhere??? If someone has it please upload it. Thank you.
Let's see...marry for money, marry for travel opportunities or marry for love? Well, that is a no brainer. Now a days, people don't respect the marriage arrangement. People don't get married but expect and take marriage privileges. The demons have more respect for marriage than most humans do. Read it: Genesis 6:1-2. They married women before 'having relations with them.
Another bible-lover¡¡¡ Do you really think that the truth exists only on the pages of the bible?Look around you and see, the life has not rules, the world is not a simple thing...
Yes...the same Bible lover that gives you the privilege of The 10 Commandments which allows you to not be murdered without pause...and all truth is summed up in Lord Jesus Christ and only Holy Bible tells you the truth of your origin, reason and future with eternal hope. So yes...Bible lover!
Alicenotinchains - That is the Law and Justice that gives you the right not to have violence against you. Unless you live under Sharia Law and you are not a woman.
Indeed incredible as all Thomas Hardy THe great ENGLISH writer best of the best The Mayor of Castorbridge, heartbreaking story as is Tess OF the D,ubervilles , Jude the Obscure The Trumpet Major , What a writer he was
I watched this on a random selection and it was only when a character mentioned Casterbridge, did I realized it was a Thomas Hardy story. I have read three Thomas Hardy books so I got this book, from Project Guttenburg, it was only OKish. A lot of nonsense changes in this, especially sabotaging the organ. Why would he laugh at the woman he loves?
The movie seems to imply that Dick Dewy is not capable of being as culIured as Rev Maybold,,,,or is it Hardys implication,Of course D H Lawrence was of the same class as Dewy,,,though colliery not rural,,,and Lawrence was the greatest English born writer of the C29,,,,though mediocre snobs like Eliot and Woolf thought him uncultured,Of course Maybold is not cultured at all,,he thinks the villagers and their music are simple,,though the pentatonic modality of their music is far richer than classical music,,,as the movie beautifully shows, What if under Maybolds snobbery ther is nothing at all,,nothing, I think George Eliot sensed this,awrence did ,No wonder he left England I think Hardy made his rustic people too simple.What if their lives were as rich and complex as their folk music,One must think of Lawrence and William Blake here,,,so called common people whose lives and art was infinitely richer than their supposed superiors Lawrence was a greater novelist than Hardy,,,,,Blake a greater poet Hardy was not good enough as a writer to do justice tp Dick Dewy or Lady DayStill it is good to know that the English can still do superb adaptations
I was no fan of that so called 1 click from Catholicsm false religion 'pastor'...or the very unbiblical way he was 'overseeing' with differentiating garb and all. But otherwise sweet film.
so stupid and worried about touching hands when they are cleaning themselves....but they aren't worried about the dirty water they are washing their hands in. FOOLISH
Since 2008 my family watches this movie every Christmas. 😊
One of my all time favorite movies , a must watch if you are into period movies !
Thomas Hardy, who wrote this novel in the 1800's had a gift for portraying the romance that seemed to grow out of the soil of English life. He especially seemed intrigued by how odd twists cause and break romantic love between men and women. His art was very much of this world. I think this little movie is a gem. It's theatrical and all but the emotions that play out on the actor's faces seems like a true snapshot of another time - where the emotions of the gods neverendingly twist and glow in love through the mundane daily lives of human mammals. This is the purpose of literature as it first came out of authors. To show the resonance between the cycle of life and death in nature that echoes the births and deaths of emotion in our hearts - a cycle within a cycle - going on and on like the phases of the moon that bring fertility and drought and floods and fires. Civilization isn't a conspiracy. It's the outcome of the good that fundamentally puts everything in motion - even though there are bitter tragedies - the magic force that through the green fuse lights the flower' brings with the new life of spring, the new love between young lovers as tho there were no history to the world. Only young love and the pits and ladders of cast fortune.
Well said!
Dagaan Galakticos Admirable sentiments, Dagaan...Hardy was such a conscientious and people’s storyteller, quality’s that Jane Austen never had.
@@mrpurser3136 I MUST defend Austen, whose world was entirely different. I can't tell you how much Pride and Prejudice opened my eyes, even at 8 years old, and how its lessons have served hundreds of thousands throughout the ages -and always will!!!
Man kind are not just another sort of animal.
@Katrinka San Francisco Bay Area Thanks Katrina. I needed a postitive voice just now! - if you're in need of like reading material - check out my novel on Amazon books or Kindle; it's called 'In Pluto's Shadow' by my pseudonym Dagaan Galakticos. I do love THomas Hardy and wish he had another ten novels for me to read and re-read!
Me encantó, el campo es el mejor lugar del mundo 🤗🌄🏞️
Una película estupenda, conmueve hasta el corazón más duro.
Gracias por compartirla ❤❤❤
The storyline is wonderful and the Chemistry between the characters is great wow best movie ever
One of the most beautiful period dramas.
Thank you for uploading and making it possible for me to watch it more than once 😄😍❤
I’ve watched this a dozen times and never noticed you can’t see their breath in the cold. It was filmed in July!
By gum you're right. I never noticed that either and practically know the lines by now. It FEELS cold even without the breath.
Hermosa, hermosa peli, desde ya una de mis favoritas del género. Gracias por compartir.
Love this drama watch every couple years , just want to keep track ,December ,16,2017 . ❤️ thank you for uploading.
Gracias por compartir esta película. Desde que la vi por primera vez me quedé prendada y la veo cuando tengo nostalgia. Me gusta mucho.
Coming back to see this movie again ;) Also I love the soundtrack very much
Such a cute movie, and without any viciousness and ill intent with all the characters. Antagonist's don't necessarily have to be deceitful and cruel.
I SO agree... but Life is NOT so cute. Still, this story brings one's soul SUCH a lift of hope and happiness!!! Hardy was undoubtedly a Master.
Mil gracias. No la tengo en dvd y me hace mucha ilusión volver a verla.
Yo llevo viéndola 8 veces y me sigue gustando! Los personajes me encantan!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hermosa historia y película. Gran escritor Thomas Hardy
Such a fine movie with no sexual garbage... we need more such adaptations
With Christian themes
yes its nice to sit down and watch a movie and know you don't have to worry about that kind of thing
WHAT A WONDERFUL MOVIE, I SEEN THIS FEW TIMES. CHEERS
Películas de época me encantan. Gracias por compartir
I love this movie , one my top 10 favorite I watch it at least 2 times a week, lol it's so cute and fun !
looove this movie!! thank you for posting
muuuy linda peli.
gracias x subirla.
muuy romantica!!!
😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
Hermosa película !!! Muchas gracias por subirla !!!
A nice light-hearted little story considering it was written by Thomas Hardy (whose stories are usually a bit dark and depressing)
The part when Mr Maybold exits Ms Fancy's House... And bumped into the village gossips... That was hilarious
Loved this movie. Thomas hardy is brilliant
I love the movie and people should respect an honor the vows and oath they take I was taught old fashion lessons that have served me well and I do understand a lot of marriages don't stay together we all have to try we're all different. Thanks again for the movie she finally married the man for her.
I SAW PURE LOVE, THAT'S ALL I CAN SAY
What a Lovely movie! Thank you.
I never knew anything about private matters even menstruation, boy that was scary doing alone. This movie alone would have helped me make better choices in a lot of different areas had I been taught anything as a child. Mom liked babies didn't like kids to much attention they needed. Never had a book in the house, never went to a library, museum ever, not learning, cooking, sewing she sewed but my Aunt Carol taught me. So fun, she taught me so much. The best was organization of stuff to my time. Second was sewing, I miss you Aunt Carol come visit me, I will know when you are there, just think use your mind/thoughts of loving me & you will find me. I'm here, I'm sorry you died before your time. Wasn't fair at all. I can't wait to see/hear from you. Come see me, come find me. xoxoxo
Ditto for my fav cousin on my patriarchal side. Come see & find me J.C.H. I miss you. xo
He visto esta pelicula, con esta vez, cuatro veces y me encanta.
Gracias por compartir esta belleza
Sï. Preciosa y perfecta. Se agradece en el alma. 30.11.2019. (En días de tanto dolor y preocupación).
Me encantan estas peliculas gracias por compartir
Loving this ! DECEMBER 11, 2020 , God Bless the People in this dark world May every one find the joy of our Lord God fill each ones heart ,even the ones that don’t act like they have a heart ! May we praise the Lord Jesus and remember to give thanks to him ! Teach our children the true reason for this season ,so they can know the Lord , then they will have the love and protection off the great Lord thy God !
The visuals are therapy for me.
You knew Shinar and Maybold were bad news because of how dismissive they are with children
I knew it would be Dick Dewy from their very first glance - there was never any other! Thank you for posting.
Janeeva Pauck that part was predictable
I love the hymns & the choir.
Bonita , romántica y con un bonito final .
Gracias por compartirla
A lovely tale , enjoyed it
De mis películas favoritas. La adoro.
I WATCHED IT AGAIN. I LOVED IT. CHEERS
Under the Greenwood Tree (DVD). In a small village in the south of England, Dick Dewy, a handsome working man, falls in love with Fancy Day, a newly arrived schoolteacher from a wealthy family who happens to be the village beauty. But other, richer men also want to win the hand of Fancy. The plot concerns the activities of a group of church musicians, the Mellstock parish choir, one of whom, Dick Dewy, becomes romantically entangled with a comely new school mistress, Fancy Day. The novel opens with the fiddlers and singers of the choir-including Dick, his father Reuben Dewy, and grandfather William Dewy-making the rounds in Mellstock village on Christmas Eve. When the little band plays at the schoolhouse, young Dick falls for Fancy at first sight. Dick, smitten, seeks to insinuate himself into her life and affections, but Fancy's beauty has gained her other suitors, including a rich farmer and the new vicar at the parish church.
♡Thanks
Such beautiful music score ❤
Thomas Hardy is too real ....Life pulls the rug out from under us. In so many ways we are tortured by the things we need, beyond our grasp , and we die with the longing, or worse, the resignation. Thea
muy romantica, gracias.
Bella película!! Gracias
Preciosa película . Solo eché de menos un perrito y un gatito.
Loving this movie forever
I SAW PURE LOVE, THAT'S ALL I CAN SAY.
Also read watch The Mayor of Casterbridge . Far from the Maddding Crowd , Return of the Native , A pair of Blue Eyes A group of Noble Dames , Desperate Remedies , The Trumpet Major ,Two on a Tower ,The Well Beloved ,The Hand of Ethelberta ,The Loadiceam. plus many more All written by Thomas Hardy A true legend in his time Perfect English . Read them and You will see what an outstanding writer he was SEE below
Compared to Ch. Dickens, he was talentless. His novels are dull and humorless..
Thank you!
Linda Jones thake alot to mention all these novels to us in one place this was really helpfull for me with my english movies
CHARLES DICKENS ALSO A CLASSIC AMAZING WRITER ,DIFFERENT FFROM HARDY BUT THOMAS HARDY USES WORD PERFECT ENGLISH CLEARLY YOU MAKE SUCH UNINFORMED SILLY STATEMENTS BECAUSE YOU DONT UNDERSTAN HIS NOVELS . BECAUSE MANY OF THEM ARE SAD . BUT AT THE TIME HE WROTE WAS LIFE WAS VERY SAD AD HARD FOR MANY PEOPLE
HARDY DEMONSTRATES THIS IN A MANNER THAT IS REMARKABLE
MAYBE YOUR AN AMERICAN NO BRITISH PERSON WOULD WRITE SUCH DRIVEL
ME N STYLE YOU ARE VERY WELCOME DEAR HE REALLY WAS ONE OF THE VERY BEST ENGLISH WRITERS .
I've read this THOMAS HARRY'S novel thoroughly in inter ,in this movie they have skipped a lot of scenes 🧐😵 at the end they had their marriage really under the beautiful green tree which have been shown in this movie too
...............but love this novel and still watching in 2018 after 3 years 🤗it used to be my fav ones .🤗❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
we are reading it in inter too !
@@aliensketchbook cool Good luck.
!!! excelente,gracias !!!.
Roxana Jimenez because the rule of this world is the prince of the air. satan do you know him?
Question: "What does it mean that Satan is prince of the power of the air (Ephesians 2:2)?"
Answer: “And you were dead in the trespasses and sins in which you once walked, following the course of this world, following the prince of the power of the air, the spirit that is now at work in the sons of disobedience” (Ephesians 2:1-2, emphasis added). In this text the apostle Paul describes Satan first as a “prince” with power, because he has authentic power in the world (1 John 5:19). This power has been given him by God (Luke 4:6). Satan has power over some illnesses (Luke 13:16; see also 2 Corinthians 12:7-it’s unknown if Paul’s “thorn” was an illness or something else). In some sense, Satan has power over death (Hebrew 2:14). The reason Satan is called a prince rather than a king is because there is only one King-Jesus Christ (1 Timothy 6:15).
Satan also has power over some people. The “sons of disobedience” referred to in Ephesians 2:2 are those who have not trusted Christ as Lord and Savior (cf. Acts 26:18; 2
Roxana Jimenez look at you more than me🤗
Books are ALWAYS BETTER BUT Films are nice, thanks
I really liked mr.Shinar and mr.Maybold too at some point. They were both lovable💔
excelente peli!!
Gracias ¡¡¡
Perfect movie!!!
Beautiful ❤️
You Are All The Man I Have Ever W A N T E D!!! What A Profound And Deeply Comforting Expression Of Love!!! V.W.
lve this movie! !!😌
Hermosa película
Great novel .
I liked it more than the book. The description of the characters and the scenes of the choir and that is mostly missed here; but as to the story btw Fancy and Dick, i prefer how they show it here.
Very good love it
a nice love story
I SAW PURE LOVE, THAT'S ALL I CAN SAY
Adorei! Obrigada pelo lindo filme!
Beautiful 😍 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️🇺🇸
These are west country accents.
GREAT 🎥....❤💕💞
linda esta peli...romantica😍
Hermosa historia
Linda la historia pero no ocurrio nada debajo del arbol por que se llama asi.
En el libro la historia comienza relatando que los habitantes de un bosque saben que cada árbol es distinto a los demás y esta diferencia se acentúa con el paso de las estaciones. La película transcurre durante el invierno, la primavera , el verano y termina con el otoño, época de la cosecha y dónde los árboles experimentan grandes transformaciones ¿No sucedió acaso lo mismo con los personajes de la película? al igual que los árboles ellos cambiaron -sin perder su esencia- con el paso del tiempo.
I love this film but the lack of continuity always annoys me a little. 7.18 she hears the singers and her hair is down, opens the window and her hair is up, next she speaks to Parson Maybold and her hair is down again, then looks down at the singers and its up again. At least she seems to be wearing the same brown dress. Also the leaves are still on the snow covered trees around the church - so its obvious that it was fake snow and was filmed in summer in France. Pity that life is not so simple now - but then things were changing in Hardy's day and that was a subject that his novels covered. Don't try to read the book - it makes Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre seem like easy reading!
que linda
Is this the entire movie? Don't want to be fooled again and learn too much before I watch.
There are shells in rivers now??
bonita pelicula simple
What the heck happened to The Moth movie on here based on Catherine Cookson's book. Can't find it anywhere??? If someone has it please upload it. Thank you.
1:04 I don´t believe they called that dancing! lol
Me pregunto que tiene que ver el árbol
el cambio de las estaciones reflejados en el árbol y a la par la transformación de los sentimientos de Fancy.
Great movie! Find a good man. Always marry for love!
Srt:DAY hubiecen puesto a la película!🤣😂
The girl donde la puedo ver?
I guess cognitive dissonance at its worst. Glad I live in this century. We won't go back.
Let's see...marry for money, marry for travel opportunities or marry for love? Well, that is a no brainer. Now a days, people don't respect the marriage arrangement. People don't get married but expect and take marriage privileges. The demons have more respect for marriage than most humans do. Read it: Genesis 6:1-2. They married women before 'having relations with them.
Another bible-lover¡¡¡ Do you really think that the truth exists only on the pages of the bible?Look around you and see, the life has not rules, the world is not a simple thing...
Yes...the same Bible lover that gives you the privilege of The 10 Commandments which allows you to not be murdered without pause...and all truth is summed up in Lord Jesus Christ and only Holy Bible tells you the truth of your origin, reason and future with eternal hope. So yes...Bible lover!
Only the human laws allow me a life in peace, not a book, despite you think that some book could be holy...And the truth has many faces.
Alicenotinchains - That is the Law and Justice that gives you the right not to have violence against you. Unless you live under Sharia Law and you are not a woman.
blondecat666 Exactly, you can say the same thing using more words, but you won´t write a better phrase...Law and Justice, we don´t need anymore
_Casterbridge . . .._
Indeed incredible as all Thomas Hardy THe great ENGLISH writer best of the best The Mayor of Castorbridge, heartbreaking story as is Tess OF the D,ubervilles , Jude the Obscure The Trumpet Major , What a writer he was
I'm 55 min in and I am soo irritated by her father !!!!
And would you believe there are actual people like that
Why
...it's today's version of "Go to college to insure a financially sound future."
I watched this on a random selection and it was only when a character mentioned Casterbridge, did I realized it was a Thomas Hardy story. I have read three Thomas Hardy books so I got this book, from Project Guttenburg, it was only OKish. A lot of nonsense changes in this, especially sabotaging the organ. Why would he laugh at the woman he loves?
Amei...
milkmaid trollop ctfu
pues sencillamente para mi muy simple, le falta bastante a la pelicula para q a mi me guste.
Virginia Castaño super básico y los actores feos xD
The movie seems to imply that Dick Dewy is not capable of being as culIured as Rev Maybold,,,,or is it Hardys implication,Of course D H Lawrence was of the same class as Dewy,,,though colliery not rural,,,and Lawrence was the greatest English born writer of the C29,,,,though mediocre snobs like Eliot and Woolf thought him uncultured,Of course Maybold is not cultured at all,,he thinks the villagers and their music are simple,,though the pentatonic modality of their music is far richer than classical music,,,as the movie beautifully shows, What if under Maybolds snobbery ther is nothing at all,,nothing, I think George Eliot sensed this,awrence did ,No wonder he left England I think Hardy made his rustic people too simple.What if their lives were as rich and complex as their folk music,One must think of Lawrence and William Blake here,,,so called common people whose lives and art was infinitely richer than their supposed superiors Lawrence was a greater novelist than Hardy,,,,,Blake a greater poet Hardy was not good enough as a writer to do justice tp Dick Dewy or Lady DayStill it is good to know that the English can still do superb adaptations
This was an incredibly dumbed down version of the book. Complete fail!
I was no fan of that so called 1 click from Catholicsm false religion 'pastor'...or the very unbiblical way he was 'overseeing' with differentiating garb and all. But otherwise sweet film.
so stupid and worried about touching hands when they are cleaning themselves....but they aren't worried about the dirty water they are washing their hands in. FOOLISH
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Dam wish I had a chick called Nancy day but then I'm not a dewey