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60 of 192 · most liked firstI finally watched Gone with the Wind and that is the best most deranged movie I’ve ever seen in my life. I want to die it’s so horrible and good
unlabelledView post →RIP Ted Turner, who was a Film Guy: he bought the MGM library for 1.5 billion dollars primarily so he could own Gone With The Wind, his favorite movie. He gave us TCM and Cartoon Network. He married Jane Fonda. You could do a lot worse when it comes to billionaires
unlabelledView post →When they make a film about the rich, fragile racists leading this era of American Redemption 2.0 it will be called Gone With the Wind Bags. youtu.be/PgA0mJBAN1U?...
unlabelledView post →No shade on the game, but I always laugh when someone posts "name a movie everyone loves except you" and people are all like: Gone with the Wind! Love Actually! Perhaps you need to get out a bit more...?
unlabelledView post →It's like when Trump was ranting about Parasite taking best picture and saying something like "what ever happened to movies like Gone With The Wind?" He's never seen Gone With The Wind, he just name dropped something he'd heard of.
unlabelledView post →Caught a great ep of Antiques Roadshow earlier where a man had a copy of Gone With the Wind (which he kept calling “the Bible of the South”) he thought was signed by the author at the film premiere. He paid $2k for it in 1974 and it was forged. SO SATISFYING.
unlabelledView post →Such a beautiful film. I need to watch it again. Richard Farnsworth was dying of terminal cancer while filming this, and his performance got him nominated for Best Actor. (FUN FACT: Farnsworth had an uncredited appearance in "Gone With The Wind" as a soldier.)
unlabelledView post →“I’ll probably tick off a few people with this, but: The movie Gone with the Wind hasn’t aged well.” Well, aren’t you the brazen iconoclast.
unlabelledView post →I've got fond memories of seeing Gone with the Wind in a college film course and the students in class getting angrier and angrier as they realized the movie was never going to end
unlabelledView post →BISEXUALS! I need your help for a project on The Mummy (1999). I want to know what appealed to you about the film APART from the fact that everyone was hot. What is it about the Mummy that appeals to you more than, for example, Gone With The Wind or The Avengers?
unlabelledView post →Gone With The Wind is a seething trashfire of racist propaganda. It also happens to be the greatest film ever made. youtu.be/INbUGkKc5Y8
unlabelledView post →*adjusts tinfoil hat* The reason movie box office gross records aren't adjusted for inflation is because Gone With The Wind would crush all the other movies and then Hollywood would have to keep dealing with how fucked up that is
unlabelledView post →Born 9 Sep 1952, English actress Angela Cartwright. She played 10 year old Brigitta von Trapp in The Sound of Music (1965). It won 5 Academy Awards and eclipsed Gone with the Wind as the biggest-grossing film of all time. She also played Penny Robinson in the series Lost in Space. #AngelaCartwright
unlabelledView post →As Kevin Levin points out in this piece, we are witnessing the resurgence of the culture of white Southern redemption. This is the sort of culture that could produce a racist artifact like "Gone With the Wind" that was perceived by most white people as just "a great film." bsky.app/profile/civi...
unlabelledView post →Insane that he was trying to think of another movie that came out recently and went with “Gone With the Wind.”
unlabelledView post →Happy Birthday to TV, film & comedy legend Carol Burnett! 4/26/33. As kid, lived for brilliant movie parodies of Gone With the Wind, Sunset Boulevard, Mildred Pierce. Some of funniest moments in 📺 history. Even have WENT WITH THE WIND doll. Recently in PALM ROYALE & BETTER CALL SAUL! #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Johnson, and yes... the South lost the Civil War militarily, but the Lost Cause won culturally. Overwhelmingly. The #1 film of all time is about the Lost Cause: Gone with the Wind.
unlabelledView post →When I was a kid, "Gone With the Wind" ran every year on network TV as a "major event." Well into the 1960s, it was revived in theaters nationwide. America's most beloved film, all about the evil of emancipation and the glory of the vigilantes fighting its horrors.
unlabelledView post →gang, Ted Turner is gone, and for Atlantans of a certain age he was just absolutely a force of nature, dragging a defiant Atlanta kicking and screaming into the the modern world (while also screening Gone With The Wind every day at his movie theater). A true giant has left us
unlabelledView post →I just think the "why can't we have new stuff" argument is not reflective of Hollywood's history. THE WIZARD OF OZ was based one existing IP and itself a remake. GONE WITH THE WIND was based on a popular book. MALTESE FALCON (1941) was based on a book and a remake of a film from 10 years earlier.
unlabelledView post →Gone with the Wind. I don't care that it's technically a "good" film it's Lost Cause and pro-slavery propaganda and that paints two abusive assholes as being romantic together. It and the book belong in the dustbin of history
unlabelledView post →Looking for a movie to watch and TCM has a collection titled "Love That Lasts" and includes Casablanca and Gone with the Wind. Have they watched those movies to the end?
unlabelledView post →My Grandma’s favorite movie of all time may surprise you. It wasn’t Gone with the Wind. It wasn’t The Sound of Music. It wasn’t The Princess Bride. It was Top Gun.
unlabelledView post →OTD 9/11/1967: Brilliant sketch comedy CAROL BURNETT SHOW premiered. So much heart, so many enduring characters! As kid, lived for brilliant movie parodies of Gone With the Wind, Sunset Boulevard, Mildred Pierce. Some of funniest moments in 📺 history. Even have WENT WITH THE WIND doll. #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Revenge for @deianestormborn.bsky.social <3 Retro movie poster inspired by "Gone with the Wind." #Gale #Tav #VPFight #VPforDummies
unlabelledView post →making the world's most confusing movie by doing a colorblind remake of Gone With the Wind
unlabelledView post →“Selfie At The Old Mill” - Built in the 1930s for the movie Gone With The Wind. I live in Arkansas & I have some photos of the area like this, though I seem to take more when I visit the West. Focussing on local scenes this spring. #arkansas #photography #travelphotography #landscapephotography
unlabelledView post →Ann Robinson, Star of ‘The War of the Worlds,’ Dies at 96: The onetime stuntwoman got more mileage out of the 1953 sci-fi movie than "Vivien Leigh did on 'Gone With the Wind,'" she once said. Robinson's credits included the TV and film version of Dragnet: www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie...
unlabelledView post →It all came together at the end and the film took $530m. It toppled Jaws to become all time #1 at the box office and Steven Spielberg took out the below ad in Variety. It’s still the second-most attended movie of all time, selling 178m tickets (Gone With The Wind is #1). 37/37
unlabelledView post →When I was a kid, "Gone With the Wind" ran every year on network TV as a "major event." Well into the 1960s, it was revived in theaters nationwide. America's most beloved film, all about the evil of emancipation and the glory of the vigilantes fighting it's horrors.
unlabelledView post →Diva Alert! Vivien Leigh was BOTD 11/5/13. Imagine creating TWO of the most iconic performances in film history! And winning Oscars for both! Scarlett O'Hara in GONE WITH THE WIND (39) Blanche DuBois in A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE (51). Lots of great films, but this two-fer is legendary. #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Don't hate me: Gone with the Wind. Objectively a well-made movie, good actors, etc. But--*gestures wildly* "Aged terribly" barely scratches the surface.
unlabelledView post →I blame that fucking Gone With The Wind, the book and movie both. Could you imagine a romantic tale centered around nostalgic remembrance of Dachau or Bergen-Belsen? But GWTW is still enshrined as a classic of literature and film.
unlabelledView post →As a person who grew up in the cradle of the Old South: fuck Gone With the Wind. One of the most pernicious book and movie combinations of all time.
unlabelledView post →85 years ago this week, NBC's experimental flagship W2XBS broadcast the first (live) TV coverage of a movie premiere -- GONE WITH THE WIND at Manhattan's Capitol Theatre. Light-colored camera is visible beneath the word "directed'' on the marquee. (1 of 3)
unlabelledView post →The Old Mill, North Little Rock, Arkansas. A concrete reproduction featured in the movie Gone with the Wind #MonochromeMonday #photography #photographersunlimited
unlabelledView post →NEW EPISODE! “Taking down sacred cows” has never really been our thing on GUIDE FOR THE FILM FANATIC, but we’ll happily make an exception for “Gone with the Wind.” Cultural critic and Pulitzer finalist @sorayanadiamcdonald.com joins in the fun! pod.link/1274489817/e...
unlabelledView post →I knew this was coming. Remember when he was campaigning in 2020, and went on this rant about Parasite winning Best Picture? He then said we need to get back to movies like ‘Gone With the Wind.’ Gone With the Wind is my favorite movie and one of my favorite books. But not for his reasons, I’m sure
unlabelledView post →Another dramatic take of Barbara for Baby Face (1933), a film one online writer called “the ‘Gone with the Wind’ of pre-Code.”
unlabelledView post →Christmas Ident Calendar Day 8. Multicoloured BBC1 globes in 1981. Gone With The Wind premiered in 2 parts on BBC1 (14.02m/14.42m). But the no.1 film that week was Sweeney 2 (16.06m). Christmas Day top 3. Summer Wine: 16.98m, Paul Daniels: 16.87m, Alright On The Night: 15.65m.
unlabelledView post →#BOTD 1910 Barbara O'Neil: American film and stage actress. Appeared in Gone with the Wind (1939) and was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for her performance in All This, and Heaven Too (1940). When Tomorrow Comes (1939), Whirlpool (1950), Angel Face (1952).
unlabelledView post →PERSON OF THE DAY. 1 February 1901. Clark Gable was born in Cadiz, Ohio, USA. His best known role was as Rhett Butler in the Hollywood film Gone With The Wind, uttering the famous line to Scarlett O’Hara: “Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn,” in response to her question: “Where shall I go?”
unlabelledView post →Spell your name with movie titles 👀 Gone with the Wind Requiem for a Dream Equus Giant One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest Red River Yentl #filmsky 📽
unlabelledView post →Hattie McDaniel won an Oscar for her portrayal of 'Mammy' in Gone With the Wind. She wasn't allowed to attend the Georgia premiere of the film, and at the Awards dinner she was made to sit at a separate table from her (white) co-stars and deliver a speech that was written for her by the studio.
unlabelledView post →Deep Thoughts by Jack Handy: "I think my favorite monster movie is 'Gone With the Wind', because it has that ear monster and that big-dress monster."
unlabelledView post →In related news, many people are saying that Trump has ordered the movie Gone With The Wind to be played backwards so it has a happy ending.
unlabelledView post →Share a real film title, but with a still from a different film (for whatever reason suits you). #MovieMismatchGame Gone with the Wind (1939)
unlabelledView post →American movie: Gone With The Wind Worldwide category: Triumph of the Will
unlabelledView post →Premiered on this day, Dec 15, 1939: GONE WITH THE WIND Music by Max Steiner. Simply put, one of the landmark film scores of the 20th century. Epic and sweeping. Steiner is rightfully considered the father of the modern film score, and GWTW is his signature achievement. 1/ #filmsky #music #movies
unlabelledView post →Gone With The Wind is my favorite movie about farting.
unlabelledView post →Picking a random film from my collection to show off for no real reason! Day #162 Regardless of current views, of which I don't care for - Gone With The Wind was & is a cinematic milestone. End of. #BluRay #PhysicalaMedia #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →Insert a movie into another movie Gone with The Wind that Shakes the Barley
unlabelledView post →Happy Birthday, ISABEL JEWELL! 🎂 Petite, sad-eyed, unforgettable. In A TALE OF TWO CITIES, LOST HORIZON, BORN TO KILL & GONE WITH THE WIND, she did more with one scene than most stars did with a film. My LOST HORIZON movie review 🎬👉 youtu.be/mTNghO-3Fr8?... #MovieSky
unlabelledView post →Another take of Paulette by Hurrell in support of The Young in Heart (1938), produced by David O. Selznick. It was her solid reviews in the film that made her a strong contender by Selznick for the role of Scarlett O’Hara in Gone With the Wind (1939).
unlabelledView post →Everything I needed to know about Gone with the Wind I learned from that skit. Never did see the movie.
unlabelledView post →“White Cloud” was the horse that Thomas Mitchell as Gerald O'Hara rode in the 1939 film "Gone With the Wind.” He was later seen onscreen as Silver, the Lone Ranger’s noble steed.
unlabelledView post →“I’d rather play a maid than be a maid.” This is her retort in protest to others regarding her performance in “Gone with the Wind.” Hattie McDaniel won best supporting actress in the film! ❤️ Right on!
unlabelledView post →Despite the strong 1939 year with THE WIZARD OF OZ and GONE WITH THE WIND, this film generated significant earnings for MGM. #TCMParty #AnotherThinMan ^JW
unlabelledView post →Literally hundreds. Ernst Lubitsch was barely regarded. Chantal Akerman was far on the periphery. Even Cassavetes before Criterion put out that box set. The basic notions of what a “canonical film” looks like have been entirely upended. The biggest drop off is obviously GONE WITH THE WIND.
unlabelledView post →Gone With the Wind. I fucking hate everything about that movie
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