After they shot this scene, they asked several women if they thought his walk across the field was too long and should be shortened. All of the women were like uh yeah, no.
I love that they didn't kiss. It shows the perfect balance they have between and emotional and physical connection, it's not only passion of the body, but passion of the mind and passion of the soul.
I adore that they don't kiss...its so raw and beautiful, not passion of the body like you said. Its true love, and it gives me goosebumps and almost makes me cry
"My affections and wishes have not changed. But one word from you will silence me forever." THAT is how you handle rejection! You accept the other person's decision and don't get all mad or creepy stalkery on them after they turn you down. Please God, we need more Darcys in the world.
Ah, yes, every man should act like that! Unlike Mr. Collins, who wouldn't take no for an answer and laughed at Elizabeth when she rejected him and said she was playing women's games.
Even Jane Austen in her time realized that, which is why she wrote herself into P&P in the first place. She stayed true to what she wanted and unfortunately...even back in the 1700's...she never found him.
I can't believe soooo many people missed the significance of "hands are cold".. Darcy being super rich and all always uses horses and carriages... Elizabeth was even looked down upon by his folk for walking distances.. here, (as suggested in the book) he walked almost more than 3 miles in the morning chill (which would be more than all his life's walk), just for Elizabeth, he's trying the things she likes, that shows his commitment, sincerity... She realised he had walked all the way in the chill FOR HER, and he nodded indicating, 'you mean that much to me'.... There's so much to it ❤️❤️❣️
I would say, since he once offered her his hand (wanted to wed her), and his proposal/hand was rejected, now she wishes to warm his hand by taking it in her own (she said yes to the second proposal).
I love how he steps up because she remains silent when he says one word from her would stop him forever. She keeps quiet and that gives him hope, and he moves one step. I love this movie.
Okay, but the fact that he walked to her home... No horse, no carriages like before, he walked. Now loop back to the Pemberly scene, where she said she was fond of walking, and he replied he knew that when he asked to see her back to town. He was willing to walk with her all that way simply to be with her. A very subtle but amazing way of tying it in. The rich and powerful Mr. Darcy walking around in mud puddles and his sleepwear for miles just for her. Just for a chance and the hope of being with her.
+Shelby Soto I definitely agree with you on this I love how he walks towards her in that long trench coat. "Dear god Miss Elizabeth did you walk here?" "I did." "My god did you see her hem, six inches deep in mud" Must not have been the norm to walk in the countryside back then. But I think thats what Darcy loved about her, she had a mind of her own and she didn't care what anyone thought about her. Twinning with them trench coats lol
"You have bewitched me, body and soul, and I love...I love...I love you." If he had said that to me, I would have melted into a puddle right there on the spot!
I love this scene because it shows the feeling of a man that has been waiting long for this answer. It’s the only thing that is missing in 1995 BBC version. In the Colin Firth proposal you don’t see that emotion.
there’s something about this scene that touches my soul very deeply, not just them, not just what they’re saying, but the whole thing with all the early morning sunrise and the birds tweeting 🥺
I think he was only saying that cause she is inferior to him in class as bingley says she very agreeable like Mr Collins wanted Jane first but like he said Mr Collins says Elizabeth is very agreeable it says Darcy fails to endear elizabeth cause she heard that I think he said cause like I said she inferior cause it says on the wiki of Mr Darcy that Darcy doesn't think much of Elizabeth cause she is inferior to him in social class however he starts to admire her beauty and intellect
My mum keeps asking me "you're watching this again? " and I said I don't know why but there's something very calming about watching this movie. It's the music, it's so beautiful. It creates this timeless romantic atmosphere, especially in this scene.
I turn this movie on at night to help me sleep! Not saying that in a bad way at all! It's everything you described it to be, such a masterpiece, but it helps put me in a calm state lol
Sheyney Ansin I think so too I can't stop watching it's just too calming and I feel happy ! ah, this is just wonderful I never want to stop watching ,😊😊🙋
What I loved about this story was there was no sex scene, there was no passion. It was romantic, but it wasn't passionate love. It was warmth, it was intimate, and it was between 2 people who actually care about each other. Maybe I'm just too much of a bookworm when I say I really do believe this kind of love exists, and that soon or later this will happen to me too.
You are totally right! I like that there was not even one sex scene. This should be real love, not like these days. This generation does not care about real love like this anymore
Thank you! I was wondering all the time, why I loved this movie so much, although I'm not into romantic movies. Because this is the real stuff, not like the movies with Jennifer Aniston. This is the truest sense of romance, which I felt immediately, but couldn't explain to myself. You say it, warm and intimate, and the romantic tension between was felt quite from the first moment, Darcy noticed Lizzy.
I agree with you that this kind of love exists too !. I'm also sure that it will happen to all of us who we believe real love . Forever in love with Pride And Prejudice and Mr. Darcy
The way he blinks when he says, "I love you." The way his adam's apple bobs nervously when she reaches out and holds his hand. GODDAMN HE'S SUCH A GOOD ACTOR!!! *swoon*
"you must know... surely you must know it was all for you..." *small smile* UGH HOW DOES THIS SIMPLE THING AFFECT ME SO MUCH ALSO the "I love... I love.. *chokes* I love you" HOW DOES ANYONE ACT THAT SO WELL HE DESERVES ALL THE AWARDS FOR THAT SENTENCE ALONE
Suggesting the rest of the old saying, "Cold hands, warm heart"--which he certainly has, but it has taken her all this time to realize it. Also subtly hinting that she can help him warm them, then leaving the method to our (very active) imaginations.
There was also a lot of symbolism with Mr. Darcy's hands throughout the film. When he helps Lizzie in the carriage, and after she sees him at his house, there are closeup shots of his hand. It's symbolic that one day Elizabeth will have his hand in marriage :)
YES!! Their entire relationship in the film is so gosh darn adorable and they didn't kiss once. I love Jane Austen!! Besides, it would be very odd for them to kiss in open daylight and in 18th century England when they're neither married nor family...
Her gasp at the beginning when she sees him in the distance…his less formal dress and manner…both being humble, tender, and vulnerable. While Jane Austen wrote this after Elizabeth accepted, it still fits the scene: “He expressed himself on the occasion as sensibly and as warmly as a man violently in love can be supposed to do.”
I can actually feel this scene. The dawn, sun rising behind the clouds, the smell of the fresh morning dew the piano music and the sight of mr darcy walking towards the screen.. feels so real
I'll admit that when I began watching this movie I didn't think that Mr. Darcy was very attractive. But once I got to this point in the movie my feelings for him completely changed. It was his kindness, love, and loyalty that made me find him handsome and altogether wonderful. This is by far my favorite scene in the movie, walking all that way to see if she was alright after he heard that his Aunt had paid her a surprised visit. The sunrise it's self is very symbolic, representing a new day, a fresh start at love. The beginning of something new.
Sarahs Salvage Shop well it might just be me but without the context of his character but his styling and overall grumpiness in the beginning of the movie makes him look and sound like severus snape
It's always been in my experience that the more attractive the personality, the more attractive the person becomes. At the beginning of the movie, his attitude was admittedly cold and imperious, not very magnetic traits, and it shows on the face. But the more his haughtiness melts away, the more his hottiness grows.
kudos also to Joe Wright for casting such a wonderful actor like Matthew MacFadyen and he was never hot like that before. Since then, Keira and Matthew have been in several films together for the next decade like 'Anna Karenina' and 'The Nutcracker and the Four Realms'.
The thing I find really interesting but only just noticed is the importance of Lizzie kissing Darcy's hand. it's a surprisingly subversive gesture for a period piece like this. You'd generally expect a gesture like that to come from the man in a period setting like this, or even in a modern setting. Speaks volumes about Lizzie's character, this little gesture.
Yes, it shows that to win the heart of a woman such as Liz, a man's traditional pride - especially of the era - had to be completely broken. No better way to do that by reversing the roles of a hand kiss. As for Liz herself(rebellion to the notion of a shallow love/traditional marriage as she is), it shows that she, too, was complete won over by Darcy's character by offering to kiss the hand of a man whom she had previously stated - wrongfully - that she could never be persuaded to marry. It was a gesture that her heart was absolutely contented by both Darcy, and by her notion of true love. Beautiful!
Progressive in more ways than one! There's the societal layer you pointed out, plus my fave - the personal layer. She loves him not just because of lust, which is what we'd usually be given in a romance, but because of who he is and what he's done. She's literally kissing his good works, the things he brought into existence with his own hands. A beautiful moment of true intimacy and respect.
THAT SUNRISE!!! The timing of their foreheads touching in perfect profiles with the morning sunrise rising is the type of detail I live for! I so appreciate the director Joe Wright for taking what is essentially a simple exchange of words in a room and adapting it to be framed by a foggy moor and a glorious rising sun in the horizon. This is what book to movie adaptation should always be about. It’s hard enough to schedule evening sunsets for film but even harder to schedule the filming of a morning sunrise with an entire crew and actors ever so seamlessly making their marks to GET THAT SHOT! Let alone it’s England and you can’t guarantee a clear enough horizon to even get a beaming sun. It’s a simple scene on paper, easy loveliness to the eyes when viewing but an ambitious direction in the background. I can go on and on. I LOVE THAT SHOT SO MUCH!!! 🌄💕
As someone who watched the movie before reading the book i can say that the manners and etiquette of the regency period are part of what really make that Period Drama Pining™ hit hard in both the book and movie, but it's also what took all the wind out of my sails lmaoo the confession scene was incredibly anticlimactic in the book. It might have satiated women of the time but i felt it was quite stiff. I really appreciate what Joe Wright and other directors have done to fill in those areas tbh. i know jane austen wrote novels of manners which served to mostly teach people lessons, but the romance is still very important :3 that's all i had to say
This conversation actually happened during a walk in the book, but this is, of course, more romantic, with Darcy walking (and not riding) all the way in the early morning mist 😍
@@enchantingsue4587, Yes, he had come for her in her world, even his clothes were as simple as in her world! He never went out to people like that, only to her! And she saw and realized that he had changed! Changed for her! And for her sake! And she had no reason to refuse him anymore, especially since she loved him so much that she couldn't live without him! ❤
i love that they don't kiss. i love that they come closer and touch foreheads and the tension in their body language seems to just fall away, like relief and "finally you are here with me"
One of my favorite lines in this film is not what is said but how it is said: "My aunt... how can I ever make amends for such behavior." His soft tone of voice, so concerned for her feelings, full of such genuine regret that she was treated like that. It echoes very much his own regret for how he handled his initial courtship of Lizzie. Let's compare this proposal to the proposal in the rain: where he didn't take her feelings into account, he was harsh and blunt and undisciplined, was so prepared for an obligatory yes response. Here, months later, after introspection and maturing he is expressing himself much better, telling her first off she can send him away forever with one word. He is empowering Lizzie. This time he doesn't rattle off all the reasons he *shouldn't* marry her, he instead tells her all the reasons why he would love to be her husband. Darcy has polished his rough edges, he is able to bring forth all the great things about his person--which is truly noble and good. It's so beautiful... it's one of my favorite things about this movie, the before and after. Such a satisfying catharsis ♥️
After feeling entitled for an affirmative answer in his first clumsy proposal, he comes by walking, humble, wholehearted, totally surrended to his feelings after his narcissistic wound. I really do love this scene, even though people like him usually do not behave this way because it's very unlikely to change like this in real life, I must say.
This movie, especially this scene, was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. The quality of the coloring, shading, scenery, acting, EVERYTHING are absolutely amazing.
I'm so late, but there WAS a kiss! Lizzie kissed his hand! It makes me love this scene even more. Instead of watching the same stereotype of a kiss on the lips to demonstrate passionate, sexual love, we get the beauty and quiet intimacy of a kiss on the hand because their love is based on mutual respect and admiration. She is kissing the things he's DONE with his hands - the actions he's taken and the choices he's made. She loves him for the entire person he is - more than just lust. And at the end, when their faces finally touch, it's not on the lips - it's their foreheads touching. A meeting of minds
Last of the Mohican. (end fight scene and suicide) Speed (the scene were they cannot get the handcuffs off, embrace each other and except their fate) Forest Gump, 'Why don't you love me Jenny? I am not a smart man, but I know what love is!' Jane Eyre, 'Do you think I am an automaton? - a machine without feelings? and can bear to have my morsel of bread snatched from my lips, and my drop of living water dashed from my cup? Do you think, because I am poor, obscure, plain, and little, I am soulless and heartless? You think wrong! - I have as much soul as you - and full as much heart! And if God had gifted me with some beauty and much wealth, I should have made it as hard for you to leave me, as it is now for me to leave you.' Persuasion (when she reads his letter)
One of my favorite moments in this scene (besides Mr. Darcy's beautifully romantic speech) is when it shows him walking out of the fog, towards Elizabeth. Mostly because symbolically(at least in my opinion), it represents Elizabeth fully understanding Mr. Darcy's character; motivations, intentions, genuine feelings, etc. Such a simple shot, yet conveys so much. Absolutely love it :).
I agree 100 percent. What I love most is that a man of his standings would probably never have been seen walking. I believe that she has bewitched him so much that he now has a fondness for walking. Remember when He and Mr. Bingley are walking when Bingley proposes to Jane? I so love this movie
i know this version wasn't too compliant to canon, but all of the artistic licenses they took in this film just made this version far unique and with an identity on its own! i really really love his confession and his overall demeanor in his final confession (stripped of pride, reluctant but hopeful) and lizzie's reply with the sunrise. it was all so perfect!
the fact of the matter is that some changes will always have to be made when converting from one medium to another. where those changes lie can be completely make or break. Joe Wright made wonderful decisions. Pride and prejudice is a classic, a very well made piece of art. Converting that art to the screen is difficult because it simply cannot be one to one, decisions and changes must be made. While the 1995 mini series is very good and follows the book much closer, it is the 2005 adaptation that truly has movie magic for me the way the book has its own magic. Wright was able to take the basis of the story and change it to work for his own medium, while not convoluting or oversimplifying the meat of the story.
Just a sweet guy who is pretty hard to get close to. Nothing too strange about that. I notice that ladies like a guy who is only sweet to them and nobody else. I just think that's interesting.
And how the sound grows and intensify as he moves closer to her. The detail in this film is astonishing. Every time i watch it there is a new underlying nuance that can be picked up
Other versions of Pride and Prejudice have their merit (as I've seen when many women rave over Colin Firth's wet shirt scene in the 1995 one), but I sincerely felt the chemistry between Keira and Matthew as Elizabeth and Darcy. This is probably the prevailing reason as to why this version will always be my favorite.
One other reason, may be, that, beyond the fact that Collin and Matthew are both excellent actors, Matthew seems to be a bit stronger than Collin, I dare say. I love them both, as actors, of course, and both of them have their personal characteristics.
@@didi8922 I meant I find the 2005 movie more enjoyable than movies that tried (too hard) to stick to the book. Sorry I wasn't clear. Although I now prefer the idea of private weddings than the double wedding at the end. 2005 skipped that, though I ASSUME there was a double wedding off-screen... I liked the ending of 2005 better. But of course I'm glad there was source material for this movie! I liked the book enough to watch movies. No disrespect to the actual book was intended, though. No book, no 2005 P&P *ETA: which remains one of my favorites movies ever!* That says something positive about the book imo 😊
I believe this is one of the best romantic scenes ever made, as it stays true to beautiful words of the book from which it was inspired. No matter how many times I've seen it, it always makes me hold my breath. I wish relationships were encouraged to be more similar to this nowadays.
same! idk why but EVERY just every time I watch this masterpiece, it forces me to be sad! i honestly don`t know why) maybe I think that there are no any men like Mr Darcy nowadays. He`s absolutely incredible and whole this story is! The classic music, beautiful landscapes and perfect actors make this movie unbelievebly stunning! i love...love... and love it!!!!!
I love both 1995 and 2005 Darcys. To me, Colin's Darcy is very much what i see in the book, a loyal portrait masterly done. I must confess, though, Matthew's is soo passionate and beautiful. His chemistry with the amazing Keira is a one in a million thing. It makes it so much more heartwarming to watch.
I really enjoy watchingfJennifer Ehle as Lizzie and listening her read it. But they put her in a gosh awful wig and it’s distracting. I know it was probably historically correct because the BBC version was very carefully done in that aspect but yikes.
I like the 2005 film. I don’t like 1995 film but you can like it. I just have different opinions. I feel like I’m a mixture of the 2005 Elizabeth and the 2005 Mr. Darcy. I’m independent, have a love for walking (or running), reading, and I’m not afraid to speak my mind like Elizabeth and I have a more serious face, I don’t dance that much, I dress nice like Darcy or more casual like Elizabeth but she dresses nice, too.
Not all fans of the book need the closest adaptation of the story to think of it as the best. The BBC version had the advantage of more hours to tell the story as well. However, this version more than made up for it by little nuances, like close ups on Darcy's hand each time he has a close encounter with Lizzy or the background stories happening at the Netherfield ball while Lizzy was walking around. I love this version because I thought the casting was really good, the story was alive and the passion between Lizzy and Darcy, even when they were verbally sparring, smoked the screen. I love this movie for what it is and do not wish for what it could be.
What a romantic I am. I cry at this, is that silly? It's beautiful because he genuinely forgets all his pride here, unlike the first proposal. He's got nothing left. He just needs an answer: yes, or no. He just comes trudging up. I hope to make a man trudge someday...
The impact of the idea that he walked, knowing how far she was, knowing very well he was putting away his pride to meet her on foot because she herself preferred walking is just so beautiful.
I hate that for the longest time I avoided watching this. And recently, I finally did.... I'm obsessed! I love it and want to rewatch it again and again. It's so beautiful.
What makes this scene great and sets it apart from the others is the informality. No bowing of the heads, no polite conversation, and more importantly how they are dressed, espcially Darcy. To tis point he has been dressed formally but now his shirt is unbuttoned showing just a bit of his chest. And I love the quick pace of the conversation on his part: Elizabeth just barely finished saying "I couldn't sleep" and Darcy immediately says "Nor I." Great scene.
Definitely think at the amount of times I have watched so far that this video will definitely be getting to 1 million views very soon. Chemistry between these two is out of this world, I have watched this film countless times but everytime I watch it I notice one or two little facial expressions that can change your whole perspective on a scene and adds even more layers to this amazing, enchanting story. Bravo Jo Wright.
Love this scene! To think the studio wanted the walk to be shorter. Glad the director kept it! I watch this when I have a bad day and need to be comforted
He needed three attempts at saying "I love you". The final attempt was his best with the choke in the throat. Lizzy's best moment was "Your hands are cold" which signaled the putting of his forehead on hers and then raising his right hand to stroke her face. In the first proposal, it was the final bit with the tilt of his head and her lowering of her head as if to position themselves for a kiss that did not come. Despite the verbal acrimony, the strong attraction was all there.
Seriously ..... Which red-blooded female wouldn't want Matthew MacFadyen striding across the moor like that to declare his love for them at Sunrise! Quite simply one of the - if not the - best love scenes ever.
It’s perfect. The music, showing how no matter where they were, it was always between them. They were on their own wavelength, and nobody saw it, not even them. And it slowly became true, confusing them until they realized that their world was around each other, just like when they were dancing and they suddenly became the only people in the room. Anyone who is in love understands this. It’s incredibly deep and consumes you, an obsession that becomes your whole life, almost like a primal hunger about someone you do not understand, only fulfilled when you’re around this person. There is no stronger force in the world.
When they shot this scene one of the female production hands was heard to say " I wish this would happen in my life". I concur myself. Incredible scene.
This entire scene is ridiculous but that part cracks me up the most - it makes me think of Gene Kelly's character being made fun of for a very similar line in Singing in the rain XD
0:29 that crescendo the way it increases as he is getting near her. The intensity and intimacy. This connects both characters. One can only dream of such things.
"One word from you will silence me forever" He was ready to get rejected again, and would have accepted it respectfully without causing any drama. What a man!
doctor: you only have 2 minutes left to live me: play this video doctor: but this is too long you dont have enough time god *shedding a tear*: I'll allow it
I remember Joe Wright saying how much Matthew deserved this scene.And indeed was so made for him! In dvd comments Wright said 'God!...you can't feing that!"... This is the kind of scenes that kills me.I stop wathching it ....and when I do it again I'm blowned! Oh my heart!!!!...♡♡♡♡
The telling part is that he loves her no matter what. She can reject him, he gives her that option, implies that he is willing to move on, but he will still love her regardless.
After they shot this scene, they asked several women if they thought his walk across the field was too long and should be shortened. All of the women were like uh yeah, no.
I agree.
I could seriously use a 10-hour loop version of Darcy walking across the field 😂
@@hikersteph Is this a youtube video yet? Because I would watch it
He's so majestic
😂😂
I love that they didn't kiss. It shows the perfect balance they have between and emotional and physical connection, it's not only passion of the body, but passion of the mind and passion of the soul.
Thanks, I'm crying now.
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I totally agree with you! That's what made it perfect and timeless.
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I adore that they don't kiss...its so raw and beautiful, not passion of the body like you said. Its true love, and it gives me goosebumps and almost makes me cry
"My affections and wishes have not changed. But one word from you will silence me forever." THAT is how you handle rejection! You accept the other person's decision and don't get all mad or creepy stalkery on them after they turn you down. Please God, we need more Darcys in the world.
Ah, yes, every man should act like that! Unlike Mr. Collins, who wouldn't take no for an answer and laughed at Elizabeth when she rejected him and said she was playing women's games.
as if a Darcy would ever be rejected lol
nora cabani he was xD Elizabeth rejected his first proposal
nora cabani 😁
Even Jane Austen in her time realized that, which is why she wrote herself into P&P in the first place. She stayed true to what she wanted and unfortunately...even back in the 1700's...she never found him.
I can't believe soooo many people missed the significance of "hands are cold".. Darcy being super rich and all always uses horses and carriages... Elizabeth was even looked down upon by his folk for walking distances.. here, (as suggested in the book) he walked almost more than 3 miles in the morning chill (which would be more than all his life's walk), just for Elizabeth, he's trying the things she likes, that shows his commitment, sincerity... She realised he had walked all the way in the chill FOR HER, and he nodded indicating, 'you mean that much to me'.... There's so much to it ❤️❤️❣️
I’m so glad u explained that part💗💗
Without his gloves... hands cold. Swoon
That's a great observation
Much simpler than that. 'Cold hands, warm heart.' It's the picture of him, a cool exterior concealing his true warmth.
I would say, since he once offered her his hand (wanted to wed her), and his proposal/hand was rejected, now she wishes to warm his hand by taking it in her own (she said yes to the second proposal).
I love how he steps up because she remains silent when he says one word from her would stop him forever. She keeps quiet and that gives him hope, and he moves one step. I love this movie.
it's just beautiful
Well said.
Okay, but the fact that he walked to her home... No horse, no carriages like before, he walked. Now loop back to the Pemberly scene, where she said she was fond of walking, and he replied he knew that when he asked to see her back to town. He was willing to walk with her all that way simply to be with her. A very subtle but amazing way of tying it in. The rich and powerful Mr. Darcy walking around in mud puddles and his sleepwear for miles just for her. Just for a chance and the hope of being with her.
+Shelby Soto I definitely agree with you on this I love how he walks towards her in that long trench coat. "Dear god Miss Elizabeth did you walk here?" "I did." "My god did you see her hem, six inches deep in mud" Must not have been the norm to walk in the countryside back then. But I think thats what Darcy loved about her, she had a mind of her own and she didn't care what anyone thought about her. Twinning with them trench coats lol
U just made this scene more amazinf
+Shelby Soto girl thanks for that, I absolutely love the movie and now I'm swooning #starry eyed for Darcy
+Shelby Soto Wow! That's a very good point I never thought about that! Good one. I love this scene even more now after reading your comment.
thanks for the insight, I too will look at the scene differently #Austenfan4life
"You have bewitched me, body and soul, and I love...I love...I love you." If he had said that to me, I would have melted into a puddle right there on the spot!
CraftyLittleDevil I would have fainted! Haha
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Things always sound so much more romantic in that form of speaking.
I love this scene because it shows the feeling of a man that has been waiting long for this answer. It’s the only thing that is missing in 1995 BBC version. In the Colin Firth proposal you don’t see that emotion.
Nina hahaha
This scene has bewitched me body n soul
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Me too
For real ❤️❤️❤️
AGREED!!!
Absolutely
there’s something about this scene that touches my soul very deeply, not just them, not just what they’re saying, but the whole thing with all the early morning sunrise and the birds tweeting 🥺
Same, very very beautifully shot scene and movie👏👏💚
Birds 'twittering'..
Oh same here. Catches me every single time!
It really is beautiful.
They shared great chemistry that touched each one of us that’s why we can’t get enough
She went from being “barely tolerable” to this.
In this version though he takes a double take the first time he sees her. So I think he was just tryna hide his feelings
@@Hope-si1kb yes, of course...
I think he was only saying that cause she is inferior to him in class as bingley says she very agreeable like Mr Collins wanted Jane first but like he said Mr Collins says Elizabeth is very agreeable it says Darcy fails to endear elizabeth cause she heard that I think he said cause like I said she inferior cause it says on the wiki of Mr Darcy that Darcy doesn't think much of Elizabeth cause she is inferior to him in social class however he starts to admire her beauty and intellect
@@Hope-si1kb sounds like something Mr. Darcy would do
and he went from being "the last man in the world she could ever be prevailed upon to marry" to this.
My mum keeps asking me "you're watching this again? " and I said I don't know why but there's something very calming about watching this movie. It's the music, it's so beautiful. It creates this timeless romantic atmosphere, especially in this scene.
Sheyney Ansin lol I love watching this movie while doing my homework
I turn this movie on at night to help me sleep! Not saying that in a bad way at all! It's everything you described it to be, such a masterpiece, but it helps put me in a calm state lol
Lee Nguyen haha awesome it's the type of movie that you can calmly go to sleep afterwards... unlike a horror film
Sheyney Ansin I think so too I can't stop watching it's just too calming and I feel happy ! ah, this is just wonderful I never want to stop watching ,😊😊🙋
yes, the music is beautiful. half the magic of this movie is because of the music! 😍
Something about Mr Darcy walking to her makes my heart flutter. Sigh.
It's that trench coat....so sexy!
Liz G it's the music, setting, his body when he walks it's all put together to trigger something in our biology
I believe it, his walk impregnated me, lol. My biology is wired for everything about this man
Lizet Gonzalez Yes absolutely right. Same here!
Lizet Gonzalez As if he's walking towards you!
What I loved about this story was there was no sex scene, there was no passion. It was romantic, but it wasn't passionate love. It was warmth, it was intimate, and it was between 2 people who actually care about each other. Maybe I'm just too much of a bookworm when I say I really do believe this kind of love exists, and that soon or later this will happen to me too.
I really hope that would happen to me too. I want a Mr. Darcy, lol
You are totally right! I like that there was not even one sex scene. This should be real love, not like these days. This generation does not care about real love like this anymore
Thank you! I was wondering all the time, why I loved this movie so much, although I'm not into romantic movies. Because this is the real stuff, not like the movies with Jennifer Aniston. This is the truest sense of romance, which I felt immediately, but couldn't explain to myself. You say it, warm and intimate, and the romantic tension between was felt quite from the first moment, Darcy noticed Lizzy.
I agree with you that this kind of love exists too !. I'm also sure that it will happen to all of us who we believe real love . Forever in love with Pride And Prejudice and Mr. Darcy
There is no sex scene because it is based on a novel which is over 200 years old ...
The way he blinks when he says, "I love you."
The way his adam's apple bobs nervously when she reaches out and holds his hand. GODDAMN HE'S SUCH A GOOD ACTOR!!! *swoon*
I seriously can't comprehend how people prefer the 1995 Mr.Darcy over this one
@@Hope-si1kb those fossils LOL
@@minus21334 😅😅🤣🤣🤣🤣omg this comment 😂😂😂😂
@@Hope-si1kb those fools lol 😂
2005 mr Darcy is superior 💔
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The first proposal was during a rain, during their fight..................and this in the glow of the early morning sun................symbolism
The amount of symbolism in this movie is amazing
"you must know... surely you must know it was all for you..." *small smile*
UGH HOW DOES THIS SIMPLE THING AFFECT ME SO MUCH
ALSO the "I love... I love.. *chokes* I love you" HOW DOES ANYONE ACT THAT SO WELL HE DESERVES ALL THE AWARDS FOR THAT SENTENCE ALONE
YES, I agree!!!!
True.
Yes, it's the slightest things with him that speak volumes I think. One of the things that makes him such a great actor.
Omg thanks for making me notice that smile!!
Alice Gomes 😍😍😍😍🙏🏻
Darcy: Deep confessions of love
Elizabeth: Your hands are cold
Oh, not only this! She said: Well then... ;)
Suggesting the rest of the old saying, "Cold hands, warm heart"--which he certainly has, but it has taken her all this time to realize it. Also subtly hinting that she can help him warm them, then leaving the method to our (very active) imaginations.
There was also a lot of symbolism with Mr. Darcy's hands throughout the film. When he helps Lizzie in the carriage, and after she sees him at his house, there are closeup shots of his hand. It's symbolic that one day Elizabeth will have his hand in marriage :)
+Danae smart
Nevertheless,her answer should have been something romantic, not "your hands are cold"!!!
far more intimate than a kiss. just saying...
YES!! Their entire relationship in the film is so gosh darn adorable and they didn't kiss once. I love Jane Austen!!
Besides, it would be very odd for them to kiss in open daylight and in 18th century England when they're neither married nor family...
A kiss would have ruined it
Absolutely right
At least they kiss at the end
@@donttagmeinyourreply1304 in the American version. All other countries got the UK version of no kiss
Her gasp at the beginning when she sees him in the distance…his less formal dress and manner…both being humble, tender, and vulnerable.
While Jane Austen wrote this after Elizabeth accepted, it still fits the scene: “He expressed himself on the occasion as sensibly and as warmly as a man violently in love can be supposed to do.”
I can actually feel this scene. The dawn, sun rising behind the clouds, the smell of the fresh morning dew the piano music and the sight of mr darcy walking towards the screen.. feels so real
Sameen Fatima I know
I'll admit that when I began watching this movie I didn't think that Mr. Darcy was very attractive. But once I got to this point in the movie my feelings for him completely changed. It was his kindness, love, and loyalty that made me find him handsome and altogether wonderful. This is by far my favorite scene in the movie, walking all that way to see if she was alright after he heard that his Aunt had paid her a surprised visit. The sunrise it's self is very symbolic, representing a new day, a fresh start at love. The beginning of something new.
Little Laguna not attractive? Have you seen Mathew? Oh lord!
Sarahs Salvage Shop well it might just be me but without the context of his character but his styling and overall grumpiness in the beginning of the movie makes him look and sound like severus snape
It's always been in my experience that the more attractive the personality, the more attractive the person becomes. At the beginning of the movie, his attitude was admittedly cold and imperious, not very magnetic traits, and it shows on the face. But the more his haughtiness melts away, the more his hottiness grows.
kudos also to Joe Wright for casting such a wonderful actor like Matthew MacFadyen and he was never hot like that before. Since then, Keira and Matthew have been in several films together for the next decade like 'Anna Karenina' and 'The Nutcracker and the Four Realms'.
You fell in love with him just as Elizabeth did!!
The thing I find really interesting but only just noticed is the importance of Lizzie kissing Darcy's hand. it's a surprisingly subversive gesture for a period piece like this. You'd generally expect a gesture like that to come from the man in a period setting like this, or even in a modern setting. Speaks volumes about Lizzie's character, this little gesture.
Yes, it shows that to win the heart of a woman such as Liz, a man's traditional pride - especially of the era - had to be completely broken. No better way to do that by reversing the roles of a hand kiss.
As for Liz herself(rebellion to the notion of a shallow love/traditional marriage as she is), it shows that she, too, was complete won over by Darcy's character by offering to kiss the hand of a man whom she had previously stated - wrongfully - that she could never be persuaded to marry. It was a gesture that her heart was absolutely contented by both Darcy, and by her notion of true love. Beautiful!
Progressive in more ways than one! There's the societal layer you pointed out, plus my fave - the personal layer. She loves him not just because of lust, which is what we'd usually be given in a romance, but because of who he is and what he's done. She's literally kissing his good works, the things he brought into existence with his own hands. A beautiful moment of true intimacy and respect.
And not to mentioned the fact she kissed his ring finger
Except for the fact that she doesn't do it in the book
Angela .Rajic I thought exactly the same!
Pretty sure if most women had a guy like Mr. Darcy the divorce rate would be a lot lower.
lol thats true
+MsLovestory01 I wish I could've been there ;)
MsLovestory01 true
Ah, but men will only start acting like Mr. Darcy when women start acting like Elizabeth....
True
THAT SUNRISE!!! The timing of their foreheads touching in perfect profiles with the morning sunrise rising is the type of detail I live for! I so appreciate the director Joe Wright for taking what is essentially a simple exchange of words in a room and adapting it to be framed by a foggy moor and a glorious rising sun in the horizon. This is what book to movie adaptation should always be about. It’s hard enough to schedule evening sunsets for film but even harder to schedule the filming of a morning sunrise with an entire crew and actors ever so seamlessly making their marks to GET THAT SHOT! Let alone it’s England and you can’t guarantee a clear enough horizon to even get a beaming sun. It’s a simple scene on paper, easy loveliness to the eyes when viewing but an ambitious direction in the background. I can go on and on. I LOVE THAT SHOT SO MUCH!!! 🌄💕
Agree
As someone who watched the movie before reading the book i can say that the manners and etiquette of the regency period are part of what really make that Period Drama Pining™ hit hard in both the book and movie, but it's also what took all the wind out of my sails lmaoo the confession scene was incredibly anticlimactic in the book. It might have satiated women of the time but i felt it was quite stiff. I really appreciate what Joe Wright and other directors have done to fill in those areas tbh. i know jane austen wrote novels of manners which served to mostly teach people lessons, but the romance is still very important :3 that's all i had to say
@@abimon76, I totally agree!
This conversation actually happened during a walk in the book, but this is, of course, more romantic, with Darcy walking (and not riding) all the way in the early morning mist 😍
@@enchantingsue4587, Yes, he had come for her in her world, even his clothes were as simple as in her world! He never went out to people like that, only to her! And she saw and realized that he had changed! Changed for her! And for her sake! And she had no reason to refuse him anymore, especially since she loved him so much that she couldn't live without him! ❤
i love that they don't kiss. i love that they come closer and touch foreheads and the tension in their body language seems to just fall away, like relief and "finally you are here with me"
One of my favorite lines in this film is not what is said but how it is said:
"My aunt... how can I ever make amends for such behavior." His soft tone of voice, so concerned for her feelings, full of such genuine regret that she was treated like that. It echoes very much his own regret for how he handled his initial courtship of Lizzie. Let's compare this proposal to the proposal in the rain: where he didn't take her feelings into account, he was harsh and blunt and undisciplined, was so prepared for an obligatory yes response.
Here, months later, after introspection and maturing he is expressing himself much better, telling her first off she can send him away forever with one word. He is empowering Lizzie. This time he doesn't rattle off all the reasons he *shouldn't* marry her, he instead tells her all the reasons why he would love to be her husband. Darcy has polished his rough edges, he is able to bring forth all the great things about his person--which is truly noble and good. It's so beautiful... it's one of my favorite things about this movie, the before and after. Such a satisfying catharsis ♥️
Great analysis! ❤️
That is a really good observation.
I love how you made me see Mr. Darcy in such a way. Great observation 👍🏻👍🏻
After feeling entitled for an affirmative answer in his first clumsy proposal, he comes by walking, humble, wholehearted, totally surrended to his feelings after his narcissistic wound. I really do love this scene, even though people like him usually do not behave this way because it's very unlikely to change like this in real life, I must say.
I like your comment it's very thoughtful
Matthew Macfayden has bewitched me lol his eyes and his voice...
Same here
You were meant to say, "Mr Darcy has bewitched me, body and soul..." *wink wink*
It's Macfadyen 😉
+Kylie Jackson Its leviosa not leviosA! Haha your comment reminded me of that.
+MsLovestory01 Lol. Most definitely XD
Simply the most romantic scene on film...ever!!
MustardSeedish totaly agree!
MustardSeedish is
Concur...when she breathes out, I get chills!
MustardSeedish (has
This movie, especially this scene, was the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. The quality of the coloring, shading, scenery, acting, EVERYTHING are absolutely amazing.
1:58 Lizzie’s silence at this point must’ve made his heart bound with hope. It’s evident in the change in his demeanour.
ok. to sum the comments up: We are all addicted to this movie. 😂❤
hahaha! so true!
Yes!
Lmao true!
MOST ardently!!! lol
It sure is
The beautiful intimacy in this scene without a kiss, shows what true undying unconditional love really is.
I'm so late, but there WAS a kiss! Lizzie kissed his hand! It makes me love this scene even more. Instead of watching the same stereotype of a kiss on the lips to demonstrate passionate, sexual love, we get the beauty and quiet intimacy of a kiss on the hand because their love is based on mutual respect and admiration. She is kissing the things he's DONE with his hands - the actions he's taken and the choices he's made. She loves him for the entire person he is - more than just lust. And at the end, when their faces finally touch, it's not on the lips - it's their foreheads touching. A meeting of minds
Matthew Macfadyen was the PERFECT choice for Darcy in this movie!
Hands down the most romantic scene in cinema history. At least in the top 5.
Last of the Mohican. (end fight scene and suicide)
Speed (the scene were they cannot get the handcuffs off, embrace each other and except their fate)
Forest Gump, 'Why don't you love me Jenny? I am not a smart man, but I know what love is!'
Jane Eyre, 'Do you think I am an automaton? - a machine without feelings? and can bear to have my morsel of bread snatched from my lips, and my drop of living water dashed from my cup? Do you think, because I am poor, obscure, plain, and little, I am soulless and heartless? You think wrong! - I have as much soul as you - and full as much heart! And if God had gifted me with some beauty and much wealth, I should have made it as hard for you to leave me, as it is now for me to leave you.'
Persuasion (when she reads his letter)
@@arthurfleck1554 Jane Eyre hits close each time
@@arthurfleck1554 Titanic
When he says: "you must know, surely you must know it's all for you" and he smiles, it's so beautiful.
The cinematography is excellent. Love this movie.
yeesss...i think its more excellent than Sense & Sensibility
Yes!! I caught myself saying “thats so beautiful” countless times watching this film ❤️
"You have bewitched me, body and soul"
The most romantic way of saying I'm in love with you that I've ever heard.
One of my favorite moments in this scene (besides Mr. Darcy's beautifully romantic speech) is when it shows him walking out of the fog, towards Elizabeth. Mostly because symbolically(at least in my opinion), it represents Elizabeth fully understanding Mr. Darcy's character; motivations, intentions, genuine feelings, etc. Such a simple shot, yet conveys so much. Absolutely love it :).
I agree 100 percent. What I love most is that a man of his standings would probably never have been seen walking. I believe that she has bewitched him so much that he now has a fondness for walking. Remember when He and Mr. Bingley are walking when Bingley proposes to Jane? I so love this movie
awesome scene
HushHushAngel amazing observation
What is the music that accompanies him across the field? It has also bewitched me...
i know this version wasn't too compliant to canon, but all of the artistic licenses they took in this film just made this version far unique and with an identity on its own! i really really love his confession and his overall demeanor in his final confession (stripped of pride, reluctant but hopeful) and lizzie's reply with the sunrise. it was all so perfect!
the fact of the matter is that some changes will always have to be made when converting from one medium to another. where those changes lie can be completely make or break. Joe Wright made wonderful decisions.
Pride and prejudice is a classic, a very well made piece of art. Converting that art to the screen is difficult because it simply cannot be one to one, decisions and changes must be made. While the 1995 mini series is very good and follows the book much closer, it is the 2005 adaptation that truly has movie magic for me the way the book has its own magic. Wright was able to take the basis of the story and change it to work for his own medium, while not convoluting or oversimplifying the meat of the story.
"This is a charming house."
"Well then, your hands are cold."
No wonder they're made for each other! ❤️
You aren't making the point you believe you've made.
So I watched this movie for the first time two days ago and since then I've watched this movie three times.This has never happened before lol.
I also, I have watched this movie some many times its kind of embarrassing. I'm glad to know I'm not alone.
OMG SAME
Lol I'm glad I'm not the only one :)
+FizzzyFizzz Holy shit I know
first time I watched it I saw it for another 15 times
I love that little gasp she does once she realizes it's him. Perfection
Truthfully beautiful
Mr. Darcy will always be the literary character by which I measure my soul mate. #thatisall
Agreed
I totally agree with you ❤️❤️ Mr. Darcy forever & always 😍haha
I love him so much. He has bewitched me body and soul.
good luck ladies
Just a sweet guy who is pretty hard to get close to. Nothing too strange about that.
I notice that ladies like a guy who is only sweet to them and nobody else. I just think that's interesting.
The music in this scene is just mind blowing, it portraits all the feelings.
Thank you Dario marianelli for giving us such a beautiful soundtrack.
Exactly! I love everything about this scene but the music is my favourite!
The music enhanced the entire movie. Love everything about it
The background piano makes this scene 1000 times more better
And how the sound grows and intensify as he moves closer to her. The detail in this film is astonishing. Every time i watch it there is a new underlying nuance that can be picked up
Other versions of Pride and Prejudice have their merit (as I've seen when many women rave over Colin Firth's wet shirt scene in the 1995 one), but I sincerely felt the chemistry between Keira and Matthew as Elizabeth and Darcy. This is probably the prevailing reason as to why this version will always be my favorite.
One other reason, may be, that, beyond the fact that Collin and Matthew are both excellent actors, Matthew seems to be a bit stronger than Collin, I dare say. I love them both, as actors, of course, and both of them have their personal characteristics.
The other P&Ps are garbage compared to this one. Including the book. P&P 2005 FTW!
the score is simply fantastic and make an already great movie a perfect one
@@MelanCholy2001 You may not enjoy the book and that’s fine but to disrespect it is awful.
@@didi8922 I meant I find the 2005 movie more enjoyable than movies that tried (too hard) to stick to the book. Sorry I wasn't clear.
Although I now prefer the idea of private weddings than the double wedding at the end. 2005 skipped that, though I ASSUME there was a double wedding off-screen... I liked the ending of 2005 better. But of course I'm glad there was source material for this movie! I liked the book enough to watch movies. No disrespect to the actual book was intended, though. No book, no 2005 P&P *ETA: which remains one of my favorites movies ever!* That says something positive about the book imo 😊
it's the eye flutter when he says " and I love, love, I love you, and never wish to be parted" SIGH!
I believe this is one of the best romantic scenes ever made, as it stays true to beautiful words of the book from which it was inspired. No matter how many times I've seen it, it always makes me hold my breath. I wish relationships were encouraged to be more similar to this nowadays.
No matter how many times I watch it, the scene where Mr Darcy walks from far always gets me tear up... excellent music and cinematography
same! idk why but EVERY just every time I watch this masterpiece, it forces me to be sad! i honestly don`t know why) maybe I think that there are no any men like Mr Darcy nowadays. He`s absolutely incredible and whole this story is! The classic music, beautiful landscapes and perfect actors make this movie unbelievebly stunning!
i love...love... and love it!!!!!
I love both 1995 and 2005 Darcys. To me, Colin's Darcy is very much what i see in the book, a loyal portrait masterly done.
I must confess, though, Matthew's is soo passionate and beautiful. His chemistry with the amazing Keira is a one in a million thing. It makes it so much more heartwarming to watch.
I really enjoy watchingfJennifer Ehle as Lizzie and listening her read it. But they put her in a gosh awful wig and it’s distracting. I know it was probably historically correct because the BBC version was very carefully done in that aspect but yikes.
Totally agree
I like the 2005 film. I don’t like 1995 film but you can like it. I just have different opinions. I feel like I’m a mixture of the 2005 Elizabeth and the 2005 Mr. Darcy. I’m independent, have a love for walking (or running), reading, and I’m not afraid to speak my mind like Elizabeth and I have a more serious face, I don’t dance that much, I dress nice like Darcy or more casual like Elizabeth but she dresses nice, too.
Not all fans of the book need the closest adaptation of the story to think of it as the best. The BBC version had the advantage of more hours to tell the story as well. However, this version more than made up for it by little nuances, like close ups on Darcy's hand each time he has a close encounter with Lizzy or the background stories happening at the Netherfield ball while Lizzy was walking around. I love this version because I thought the casting was really good, the story was alive and the passion between Lizzy and Darcy, even when they were verbally sparring, smoked the screen.
I love this movie for what it is and do not wish for what it could be.
"I love this movie for hat it is and do not wish for what it could be." wish I had someone to say these things about me
What a romantic I am. I cry at this, is that silly? It's beautiful because he genuinely forgets all his pride here, unlike the first proposal. He's got nothing left. He just needs an answer: yes, or no. He just comes trudging up. I hope to make a man trudge someday...
I somehow lose my breath while watching this, I'm slowly hyperventilating. 😌
What is this salty weird liquid coming out of my eye?
Sanjanaa Patel tears my friend
john harper that's... creepy and weird
ZeroWolf XD
Oh, the onions 🤧
They are called.... t- t- tears O.o
The impact of the idea that he walked, knowing how far she was, knowing very well he was putting away his pride to meet her on foot because she herself preferred walking is just so beautiful.
Their chemistry is so real! And what about their voices? Lovely!
Darcy- Ilysm do you ily me Lizzy plz say yassss
Elizabeth- Boi your hands are cold
I´m sorry, I don´t understand what you say. Don´t know those words, such as ilysm, ily plz. (???) Could you explain to me what they mean? Thanks
@@anabottino5209 ilysm = I love you so much; ily = I love you; plz = please
Very millenialish 😂
IM CHOKING SKSKKSS
millennials
Please. All men and boys in this generation. Learn from Mr. Darcy please.
Honestly tho! That is right on! Everyone should watch this movie and take notes. Real men play no games.
they can't all be super hot and rich what are you asking for
YESSS
@@christynj291 they don't need to be super rich, or gorgeous, just be like him.
Not only men&boys but also women&girls should learn from Lizzie.
This is my 200th time watching this scene.....
Marija C me too the most romantic version of Pride and Prejudice , I watch this over and over very soft and neat
You aren't by yourself. I never tire of it.
Still can’t believe this is Tom Wambsgans. What a great actor
When you are 24 and single and the only thing to give you some joy is listening to Mr Darcy say 'I love, I love, I love you'
so ehhhh where can i pick myself up a Mr. Darcy?
They're dotted all over England.
If you find one, let me know.
come to england :)
Read the book, you'll find him there😏😍
Yes, the book is fantastic, I´ve read it several times, nevertheless, though I´ve been to England 8 times, I´ve never found one Darcy in the flesh!!!
WHY DON'T PEOPLE TALK LIKE THIS ANYMORE???? "You have bewitched me both body and soul and I love you." Just Perfection!
it is just heartbreaking, as he said: "You have bewitched me, body and soul. And i love... i love... i love you." *-*
I hate that for the longest time I avoided watching this. And recently, I finally did.... I'm obsessed! I love it and want to rewatch it again and again. It's so beautiful.
Same here
Ditto!
Me too. I am SO obsessed.
the fact that he stuttered to say i love you, makes me fall in love for him even more
A Darcy for christmas.. PLEASE!
Don't we all want a Darcy in our lives?
I could die watching this.
I watch this video like twice a day
+Cassie and Livvy I'm glad i'm not the only one. :D
I second that
Twice a day? You're weak, my friend. :D (Not really tho...)
That's unhealthy
@@srishtishetty8578
Suddenly I can't read
I've never found a sentence more romantic than "one word from you will silence me forever". Such a love and understanding..
0:33 that coat is e v e r y t h i n g
i love how everytime he speaks his praises to lizzie, that he stumbles over his words. its like she is his air 😍 this is my all-time favorite movie
Taylor Sanders it’s so beautiful
TO me everything about this scene is perfection, the music, the cinematography, the acting. Sheer perfection.
I love...love...I love everything about this scene!!! 😍 And that nose touch at 2:54 had me 😭😭😭
The fact that he struggles to say "I love you" shows that this time round he is afraid that she would reject him again. So romantic 😍
What makes this scene great and sets it apart from the others is the informality. No bowing of the heads, no polite conversation, and more importantly how they are dressed, espcially Darcy. To tis point he has been dressed formally but now his shirt is unbuttoned showing just a bit of his chest. And I love the quick pace of the conversation on his part: Elizabeth just barely finished saying "I couldn't sleep" and Darcy immediately says "Nor I." Great scene.
This film does tug on the ol heart strings
Definitely think at the amount of times I have watched so far that this video will definitely be getting to 1 million views very soon. Chemistry between these two is out of this world, I have watched this film countless times but everytime I watch it I notice one or two little facial expressions that can change your whole perspective on a scene and adds even more layers to this amazing, enchanting story. Bravo Jo Wright.
“I never wish to be parted from you from this day on.” I love that line!
Love this scene! To think the studio wanted the walk to be shorter. Glad the director kept it!
I watch this when I have a bad day and need to be comforted
Time for me to watch it again !
The birdsong in this scene is absolutely heavenly. Could listen to it forever...
Gentleman always wins.
He needed three attempts at saying "I love you". The final attempt was his best with the choke in the throat. Lizzy's best moment was "Your hands are cold" which signaled the putting of his forehead on hers and then raising his right hand to stroke her face.
In the first proposal, it was the final bit with the tilt of his head and her lowering of her head as if to position themselves for a kiss that did not come. Despite the verbal acrimony, the strong attraction was all there.
Seriously ..... Which red-blooded female wouldn't want Matthew MacFadyen striding across the moor like that to declare his love for them at Sunrise! Quite simply one of the - if not the - best love scenes ever.
It’s perfect. The music, showing how no matter where they were, it was always between them. They were on their own wavelength, and nobody saw it, not even them. And it slowly became true, confusing them until they realized that their world was around each other, just like when they were dancing and they suddenly became the only people in the room. Anyone who is in love understands this. It’s incredibly deep and consumes you, an obsession that becomes your whole life, almost like a primal hunger about someone you do not understand, only fulfilled when you’re around this person. There is no stronger force in the world.
When they shot this scene one of the female production hands was heard to say " I wish this would happen in my life". I concur myself. Incredible scene.
I love... I love... I love you, Mr. Darcy...... seriously.
doesn't he look like he's about to sneeze? That kind of ruined it for me :(
Turquois W HAHAHAHAHHA
This entire scene is ridiculous but that part cracks me up the most - it makes me think of Gene Kelly's character being made fun of for a very similar line in Singing in the rain XD
0:29 that crescendo the way it increases as he is getting near her. The intensity and intimacy. This connects both characters.
One can only dream of such things.
The colors, the nature, Darcy’s walking and the expression in Elizabeth’s face is so pure and in such mesmerizing harmony... love this scene!
I love everything about this scene. It's like a dream. Soundtrack, scenery, Darcy's confession. So many feelings.
I don't care if it's not all the way accurate to the book, it's called an ADAPTATION. And it has been filmed beautifully.
Cos that so needed to be said. You are just so important, that needs to be declared. 🤦♀️
@@lizziebkennedy7505 oh wow thanks for replying to a comment from 5 years ago when I was 15 and had just read the book 😂 what’s wrong with people
@@genevieveharrison8277 you also said what had to be said! Some people are just odd 💀
@@FAY-di7rg Right?! Some people just love to stay bothered 🤦♀️
That look of Mr. Darcy when he walks towards her. Like: 'I am now going to conquer you,and you are never going to be apart from me, ever.'
"One word from you will silence me forever"
He was ready to get rejected again, and would have accepted it respectfully without causing any drama. What a man!
doctor: you only have 2 minutes left to live
me: play this video
doctor: but this is too long you dont have enough time
god *shedding a tear*: I'll allow it
Laughing....I could see saying this too...lol
Yes I cry every time.... Don't judge me.
I remember Joe Wright saying how much Matthew deserved this scene.And indeed was so made for him! In dvd comments Wright said 'God!...you can't feing that!"...
This is the kind of scenes that kills me.I stop wathching it ....and when I do it again I'm blowned!
Oh my heart!!!!...♡♡♡♡
The telling part is that he loves her no matter what. She can reject him, he gives her that option, implies that he is willing to move on, but he will still love her regardless.
I wish we still spoke this way. So beautifully well. Almost poetically.
It's 2020 and this is still the greatest love story of all time.
Definitely better than Romeo and Juliet in my opinion
this scene makes my heart flutter, I feel butterflies on my stomach.. I love these two!
The way he looks in her eyes and confesses his love makes you believe it ! Matthew Mcfadyen is a wonderful actor