LITTLE WOMEN Clip - I'm So Sick Of It
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Writer-director Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird) has crafted a Little Women that draws on both the classic novel and the writings of Louisa May Alcott, and unfolds as the author’s alter ego, Jo March, reflects back and forth on her fictional life. In Gerwig’s take, the beloved story of the March sisters - four young women each determined to live life on her own terms -- is both timeless and timely. Portraying Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth March, the film stars Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, Eliza Scanlen, with Timothée Chalamet as their neighbor Laurie, Laura Dern as Marmee, and Meryl Streep as Aunt March.
Directed by: Greta Gerwig
Screenplay by: Greta Gerwig
Based on the Novel by: Louisa May Alcott
Produced by:
Amy Pascal
Denise Di Novi
Robin Swicord
Executive Producers:
Adam Merims
Evelyn O’Neill
Rachel O’Connor
Arnon Milchan
Cast:
Saoirse Ronan
Emma Watson
Florence Pugh
Eliza Scanlen
Laura Dern
Timothée Chalamet
Tracy Letts
Bob Odenkirk
James Norton
Louis Garrel
with Chris Cooper
and Meryl Streep
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Damn, when she said what she said and then ended with, "I'm so lonely." That really got me.
Sue Ogena Perfect writing
this is the moment when the tears started to build.
My favorite line from this movie
As a single women, i”be never had an actor or writer (Gerwig) make me feel as though im not alone in thinking this. It hit me on a level I didn’t think it would.
@@Amanda-sh8uv me too. I also think it's fitting that saoirse said this because she's always saying in interviews that she doesn't date and doesn't really care for it. I don't know what her reasons are but they might be similar to Jo's
"but i'm so lonely"
the perfect encapsulation of being ahead of your time while still having to live in your time. the feeling of being okay with being single but being so lonely all the time. knowing that you're worth more than love but still wanting it. i just...i don't think i've ever heard this feeling articulated so eloquently until i saw this movie. it felt like jo was talking about me in that theater, that i was jo and jo was me. the paradoxical existence of being a woman. the perfect paradox that i feel like a lot of us feel. thank you so much greta gerwig for articulating this so beautifully by adding that line. i love you.
It’s like a never ending circle: knowing I am worth more than the love of any one man, but wanting to share in that intimate connection with someone whom I love and who loves me! Women should ALWAYS follow their ambitions and dreams! Just don’t do it to SPITE the idea of love and companionship. I think that’s where Greta hit the home run with this script! Thank you for your wonderfully written comment! Every girl should read this book/see this movie!!!
Your comment made me think about it and analyze, and then i became really sad. It is actually strange, when you try to prove that you're ok without love but still want it so much at the same time. Women are not made whole by man. But as a person you just NEED to feel that way and that you being love by someone. It is so bad to be so powerless in that question and i don't really know what to say. I just want people to understand, that women need love and RESPECT at the same time.
Your comment and the replies are right on point.
Seconds before Mom asked Jo: "Do you love him?" and Jo replies in so many words, "I think I desire to BE loved." They're not the same thing and Jo had to admit that fact and face her feelings all in this moment. Her losing someone she deeply loved, Beth, made her long for companionship even more, maybe she reflected on the fragility of life, but MARRIAGE has to be more than that. Jo is so right though, women are MORE than just lovers, nurturers, care-givers, mothers and wives. We are all of those things AS WELL as academics, friends, ambitious leaders, counselors and companions...there's nothing wrong in taking care of yourself as an independent women while still wanting the love and respect we deserve from a man.
This moment was so courageous yet vulnerable. The first time I cried at a movie in years. Thinking about seeing this for the 3rd time.
THANK YOU
Nah, she wants to boink her soulmate. The sooner people admit that the happier they’ll be.
Jo's lines here aren't actually in the book. Greta Gerwig took them from a letter the author, Louisa May Alcott, wrote in response to how people were always asking her about who her characters would fall in love with/marry instead of how they would achieve their dreams and ambitions.
The novel is semi-autobiographical, so Jo March embodies Alcott in many ways. But, Gerwig takes it a step further in this adaptation and gives Jo some of Alcott's own words.
This is beautiful, really shows how deeply she cares
I knew it wasn't in the book, didn't know it was from a letter, that's interesting
So was it the author saying that as her own thoughts or thoughts of the characters or like hey this movie is more then just sisters finding love! But I'm guessing the last part I'm so lonely probably wasn't in that letter but added in at the end?
Jenic Darling Yes, I believe the “I’m so lonely” part was added in, but again it goes along with Jo’s character because she is fairly lonely in the novel once she sees her sisters going off to marry and live their lives. When her family is no longer all together is when the realization of the state of her loneliness really comes into play.
I really love this addition and think it adds so much to Jo's (still sort of out of left field) decision to marry Professor Bhaer at the end of the movie. Even if writing and her sisters are her true loves in life, even someone like Jo can get lonely and crave companionship. It's such a reassuring message that marriage can be just a perk to life, if not your whole life!
Damn, just give her an Oscar.
Nah great performance but ScarJo was better in Marriage Story. Maybe she'll get it next year for The French Dispatch.
she might not even get the nod which is baffling.
Pedro Santos are you joking? She has a basically guaranteed nod wtf
@@UncutGems-bg4up think again. a lot of industry savvy people say it's not a guarantee. She didn't even make Indiewire's predictions for instance. The LATimes says she could possibly be snubbed. Don't forget there's a lot of heat still for Lupita, Awkwafina and Cynthia Erivo.
PLEASE
"Describe incredible acting in one scene"
*plays this clip*
You people are easily impressed. Have you seen the end of Schindler's list.
Lone Star ok boomer
Her face directly after she says, “but I’m so lonely” - just finally letting herself breathe, letting herself admit her pain. It kills me.
jobo the way you explain sounds even more heartbreaking 😭
Let’s be real this whole line alone completely justifies this remake. I think especially for millennials today we are so focused on our careers and don’t want to tie ourselves down to having kids but at the same time (and there are studies on this) many of us feel isolated from everyone besides our family members
Carrie Halliday literally no feminist would ever say you are a bad feminist just because you want to get married lmao...feminism is all about women making their own choices
Carrie Halliday that is not what ‘modern’ feminism is. you just surround yourself by the wrong people
But this doesn’t take place now. It takes place in the 1800’s, and these ideas were never in the book. If you want to have a character reflect millennial ideals, make something that takes place now.
Everyone always talks about making your own way in life as a woman but nobody ever talks about how isolating it really is. When I was younger I thought I wouldn't have a problem with being a career focused woman and that I would be fine as long as I had my career. I'm working towards a career, but finding a significant other and starting a family while going through the ringer is very difficult, so I'm choosing to put the rest of my life on hold until then. The loneliness has started to sink in. Being a self sufficient woman is great, but it is very isolating.
Why are career women not investing in intimate friendships? While I can say I don't need a romantic partner or kids for the rest of my life, I cannot say that of my friends.
I can see this clip being shown in the oscars before they announce her winning the award
It better be.
Saoirse ronan for best leading actress, florence pugh for best supporting actress
She’s should get Oscar nominated for Little Women
If only! Too bad they changed the presentations up and didn’t even include this one in there😔
@@dl5406 They played this scene (well most of it) during Little Women's clip for the Best Picture award.
I BAWLED when she said “But I’m so lonely”
😂😂😂
i just- i just feel- i just feel like- women- they- they have minds and they have souls as well as just hearts, and they’ve got ambition and they’ve got talent as well as just beauty. and im so sick of people saying that- that love is all a woman is fit for. im so sick of it! but im s- im so lonely!
No... They couldn't show this clip, it would have embarrassed the other nominees!
Anybody else feel this sentiment in their goddamn soul too?
This fits me to a 'T'. I constantly just shove aside the notion of settling down, and laugh it off whenever my grandfather brings up me meeting a "nice young man". But, at the end of the day, I'm so lonely, too. Can't help it.
you should pray. Pray for the person you want in life to appear.
At this part, people cried the kind of cry that only someone who relates to it can do. It wasn’t like Cast Away when Wilson floats off and you’re crying in pity of Tom Hanks character, Little Women gives the kind of tears only real personable experiences can give. I was emotionally exhausted after this movie.
This scene gets me every time I watch it, but what really impresses me, on all of my rewatches (lol) is the little details that Gerwig put in. For example, did anyone else notice that Jo wears the same vest in this scene that Laurie wore earlier in the movie? This heightens the emotions because earlier in this scene, Jo remarks how she would accept Laurie if he were to propose again, not because she loves him romantically, but because she wants to be loved and doesn't want to be alone.
“but I’m so lonely” made me to cry in the movie theatre the first time I saw this💔 it perfectly encapsulates that feeling a lot of women have where you know you are strong and you know it’s okay to be be single but you still want to love someone and be loved and then you feel guilty for feeling that way, because you know you’re made for more than that.
This scene really made me cry since I am asked every single day when will I find someone for myself since I’m “so beautiful” yet I want someone who can see my talent and intelligence and can fall in love with that instead of just my “beauty”
Ok... This clip is great, Greta just decoded Jo's character in these 36" like it was nothing. Jo was always different, analyzing her environment and the people around her. she knew that being born a woman in her time was basically a road to nowhere, she describes the women of her time and the standards laid on women as unfair and sick. To consider a person only of their capacity to be an object of giving love is unfair. Yet is those standards that don't give Jo another idea of what she could feel. In her mind, she isn't a subject of love and therefore she isn't a traditional woman, and even though she acts tough and determined this really hurts her. Her line: "I'm so lonely" describes her character as being away from the society that she always analyzed, the one she sees her sisters in and the one she can't get in as hard as she tries.
This just perfectly encapsulates my entire life. Ever since I was little, I never wanted to be that woman that was held back by men. That let what other people thought I should do influence what I did. So many people have ideas of how women should act and what they should and shouldn’t do and I have always refused to adhere to those ideas. But sometimes in order to achieve something, you have to sacrifice a lot. And definitely with my independence and ambition, I’ve given up a lot. I have always rejected the idea of women having to NEED a man but at the end of the day, there’s nothing wrong with wanting to have someone who loves you, someone to share your life with.
Damn you just described the way I had feel my whole life
I know exactly how you feel . But at the end of the day, It almost feels like defeat accepting someone to depend on.
I feel like not enough people talk about this. I feel so sure of myself and my ambitions, yet because of this I feel like I shouldn’t want love and that my own life is fulfilled. The thing is that I think because I’m more stable on what I’m after in life, I know there is space for love. This is why this clip is so special to me
While men don't admit it, they depend on women to an obsessive degree since they aren't taught how to manage their emotions at an early age, a disproportionate amount of men suicide after the lose of a romantic partner. This is due to men using women as an external emotional "regulator".
anamika ray I get that. I also think having a stable, healthy relationship is a sign of maturity and growth. And there’s power too in having something where both people can be vulnerable, healthy codependency is the kind of thing a good couple earns - it isn’t a given in any relationship. So in that way I don’t see it as a defeat :)
“I’m so lonely”. When I saw that scene it was like a punch in the gut.
Saoirse getting nominated for Oscars while performing in: a British accent (Atonement), Irish accent (Brooklyn) and American (Lady Bird, Little Women) 👏🏼 plus, she really is so talented. This scene breaks my heart.
Loved this clip! this is the reason she's one of the best actresses working today
This hit different.
Cried twice during this movie. During this scene and the scene where Laurie proposes. I can relate to Jo so much and it’s 2020. Little Women is always relatable even now. It’s such a great movie and this is a great adaptation. I felt the “I’m so lonely” part. My family says I’ll find some man one day but I don’t believe them. I don’t want to get married either. Also, I love writing in my spare time too.
This scene marks the first time I’ve ever cried during a movie
oh wow I cried with a 37 seconds clip....
Idk if it's just me but I feel like the way she's speaking here is channeling Winona's performance in many ways...
It would be great if they had actors who been in previous films of it like especially Winona and others to do like a cameo role or even just cameo appearance. Oh! It would be so funny if like Winona who you kno was Jo was just idk some women in town or whatever who disapproves of Jo's ways! Lol like maybe just shakes her head at her of jo's thoughts or behavior or in passing in town or event idk something but says something to Jo like young lady you need to stop your foolish ways and thinking. You should be looking for a husband as any women should be. Lol omg that would be so funny like a lil easter egg. Or maybe just funny to me with my type of humor. Haven't seen it yet but really want to!
Saoirse is better than winona
Love how the mum is just sitting in the corner listening to her rant like yep I can 100% relate
i was crying even before she started the monologue completely. when she says "women..." it's so emotional and overwhelming
I fucking BAWLED my eyes out on that scene. It’s like she fucking read my mind. It’s like a feeling that you have for the longest time and you’ve no idea what it is and then someone says it out loud and it just hits you. Damn this movie. This scene.
I’m so hyped for this movie!
DAMN, that "I'm so lonely" hits me in a different way.
As someone in the Ace spectrum, this hits hard.
i saw the movie yesterday in an early screening, i think i fell in love with saoirse ronan and her brilliant acting !
You think? And just now?! Lolol She's brilliant, beautiful but also funny and sweet and gosh I love her real accent!
i love how this is an incredibly deep, pensive moment in the movie and yet the first six seconds are a meme
and Marmy just sits there because she knows....she knows
honestly this made me feel so seen...just hearing someone else say it out loud, I felt seen
After she said "I'm so lonely" I literally broke down into tears in the move theater
When I saw this movie for the 1st time in theater. And when she said this I just cry so much cause I felt that.
This better be her Oscar clip.
Saoirse eyes are everything. She has the ability to make you understand what she feels. Same in Atonement, Brooklyn, Lady Bird just to name a few films. Her essence is always in the right place.
Ikr, I had this weird sense of empathy for her in Atonement. Her character did wrong and people hate on her for it but to me it’s really about the redemption in her character and how she learned from her actions and how in the end she gave her sister and Robbie the happily ever after in fiction, imagination and even death 😭😭
Do y’all remember when Saiorse Ronan invented acting?
The agony in the "Im so sick of it" just gets me everytime man, this scene made me cry dammit
I just watched Little Women with my mom i teared up at this part i love saoirse ronan she is such an incredible actress
This was such a great and emotional scene. What a wonderful film. Yes,,, when she said " I'm so lonely ",,, i got salt water in my eyes.
My favourite scene and performance in the whole film!
The lines Jo says in here are actually from the book "Rose in bloom" from LM Alcott. Not Little Women.
Her acting is...incredible
3 time Academy nominee 💪
Danny Cortez hopefully 4 time, and she finally wins.
Saoirse has 4th time Academy awards nominated now
God this scene!!
I am no women but this got me.
For me she also talks about the idea of romantic love which i grew up with and it's so difficult to take of.
It was harsh to watch, it literally hurt me.
Great script, Love it.
This really touched me
Every time I see this scene, I cry subconsciously
:'(
Such a beautiful scene, beautiful role
I saw this movie at a test screening in June 2019 and this scene was just as heartbreaking as it is now. I'm not a woman but the independence vs love thing still hits home
such a moving scene, I cried when I first saw this in January and I still cry now
wow chills girl, literal chills... she’ll gonna win that oscar..
I'm waiting for this movie. I'M SICK OF IT.
I don't want to wait!!!!
Bu sahneyi her izlediğimde duygularını kalbimde hissediyorum:(
I went to see this 2 weeks ago and im still crying
Such a mood
that hit me so hard
Damn, I felt her word by word.
This is me like 70% of all time
Feeling capable, ambitious, satisfied the way i am controlling my life, But always sad for being alone, doing stuff alone, walking alone, sleeping, eating, thinking, dreaming for only my self
No one to look forward to see every day
I had my chances with the whole relationship stuff, But never felt love
Each and every time I feel like cold hearted sad little creature
“I’m so lonely” - Best line reading of 2019
This scene got to me on a personal level, man
The very best dialogue from this movie
The “I’m so lonely” makes the scene a masterpiece
Congratulations Saoirse for being nominated on the golden globes for best actress!
There going to be playing this scene at the Oscars
I'm here baby
My favorite scene of the movie! I feel you, Jo 💔
The truth is that what she is saying then , it's still applicable for most part of the world today as well.....
This is one of the best movies and this dialogue is the one that remains in your mind so long even after the movie finishes. It's just she speaks the heart of many women, how they actually feel.....
She's so great.
Wow...👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Little Women 2019 Opening Credits
Omg, soooo true so real!
This will be her Oscar clip!! 😁
best 30 seconds of cinema this year
She's fantastic!
0:04 Me reacting to some of the best films of 2019
the dead silence after she spoke made me rethink about my life
She is a great actress and she really surprised me when I went to see this
I relate to this
Admittedly, I rolled my eyes at the first part because yes yes, girl power and independence.
But the addition of "I'm so lonely".
Greta Gerwig just looked into my soul.
To be fair the line was added because its a direct quote from Louisa May Alcott the author, who was unmarried when she was alive and argued with her publishers and readers all the time because all anyone seemed to want to ask her about was who ends up with who in her stories. She was also forced to give Jo a love interest at the end, which she didn't want to do either as she saw Jo as a reflection of herself, and this movie alludes to her being pressured into it by the publishing company.
why did you roll your eyes in the first place lmao we get it you are not like the other girls
@@agustina7345 because what once was groundbreaking is now being overused as a gimmick in entertainment, devaluing the impact of what could be an illuminating commentary on the female struggle to be equal while different. I hate being patronized in fiction. Mary Sues and forced representation at the expense of a plot suck. I rolled my eyes because I thought Gerwig was reducing Jo to this, but she did the opposite, and it made me so happy :) I love seeing empowered women in real life because I know they struggled for it and I understand it. On the screen, I want to see the internal struggle because it exhibits a humanity which all genders, races, and nationalities can empathize with. We are frustratingly human and deserving of what we want our lives to be...just like everyone else.
Well ... it’s true ... hopefully the message will be reused many many times more until this world finally gets it
She's not saying women are better, she's simply saying they are human and have minds and ambition like men.
This isn't a gimmicky "girl power" speech. This is one of the most important scenes in the film, because it's when Jo finally lets out (in front of her mother, btw) all her frustations towards an unjust society. It's where she is at her most vulnerable.
Amo profundamente esta escena. Ojalá estuviera subtitulada para poder compartirla TnT es lo más hermoso de la película
I’m gonna tattoo this scene in my mind
I can’t emphasize how much I love her Fhfjdjdjs
Powerful
Very inspiring words for our generation of girls and women! It literally touched my heart and my ego. It reminds to myself to keep fighting for greater dreams, rather than compromising for a good marriage.
saoirse ronan is unmatched
Saoirse Ronan is great actress 👍
So beautiful ♥
0:05
you're welcome wlw
This is my favourite character
One of the most beautiful movie.
Love love love love it so much ❤
Hands down my favorite part in the whole movie!
I feel you, sis (hug)
saoirse is one of the finest actresses of our time
best scene of the whole film
Oscar nomination well deserved
This whole monologue until the "but I'm so lonely" is how I feel about women EVERYDAY! Especially when people just want to hurry women onto the next "title" of "girlfriend", "wife", "mother", etc., when there are other things as well that women have to offer other than bring titled in relation to another person. Those aforementioned titles are all wonderful, but a woman is her own person too with these ambitions and passions Jo mentions and it just breaks my heart that there are many women who do not have the opportunity to explore those wants for themselves because they may have been rushed into these roles in relation to other people.
Classic act ! Priceless dialogue, class apart 👏
Me: watches clip of Saoirse Ronan as Jo
Also me: *And the Oscar goes to....*
Saoirse Ronan