GTW Reflect

 

GWTW Reflect

Gone with the Wind: A Timeless Epic of Love and War.

Gone with the Wind is a story about the Civil War and love. It follows the family in Louisiana, and it follows slavery and how slavery is still prevalent during the time. The family is a wealthy family that owns house slaves, and it also discusses how they had to flee the South, and it also counters with love. It follows a storyline of multiple men trying to get with one girl, but then the most unlikely person becomes the main male character.

A Cinematic Masterpiece.

Gone with the Wind was considered one of the greatest movies of all time due to its ahead-of-its-time storytelling. And also, how much of it was historically accurate, talking about the period. In-house slavery was prevalent, and people's day-to-day life was affected by slavery. It also talked about the love life of two individuals and how, on the one hand, someone came from a rich family. Who currently owns slaves, and it also follows. The other character in the story, who is more of a troublemaker and has a mysterious past, it was not explained in the movie what had passed. My favorite character in the movie was definitely Rhett Butler who was played by Clark Gable He is the perfect example of a male lead actor in a romance film he's very small he's very smooth he sort of has a bad boy attitude. GTW

Masterful Storytelling

The movie really does a good job of tying love and the brutality of the Civil War all in one storyline. But the main part of the story that The People are really big fans of is how it ties humor with a serious subject matter. Because what follows are funny Quotes in a movie that has a pretty serious storyline. Critics raved about how it tied in humor with a serious subject matter. It also does a really good job of making character development a crucial part, and of how the characters are written within the story. And how each character in the movie is written in a way that they all have a part in the story, compared to other movies in that period that sort of just followed one main character. Instead of having multiple meaningful characters and not focusing on one dialogue for one character, and everyone else in the movie was just sort of there, it was one of the first movies to develop the supporting actor and actress character trend.The story behind the masterpiece

Technical Innovation                                          The movie was considered way ahead of its time because of how it made scenes look incredibly realistic without the use of CGI or any modern technology. It really does a fantastic job of depicting scenes that utilized props rather than CGI, and how they made it look incredibly realistic. And how they made things seem watchable and believable, even though it was made in the late 30s, which had nothing like the technology we have today.

Personal Reflection

Gone With the Wind was a fantastic movie, and I learned a lot from it. I learned what families had to go through with the loss of their children fighting in a war. I sort of got an idea of what a day in the life of a slave was like in the movie. It was overall a fantastic movie, and I'm glad I watched it.