I beg to differ...but it wasn't her fault. She's a fine actress but I sat there in the theater looking a an older actress play a young one and my eyes and mind was not convinced one bit. The spell of the movie was lost for me right there! I wanted to walk out but I stayed on only to see wonderful actors put in rolls that had zero chemistry! I was completely disappointed!

@@hectoralers84 wow, i disagree with you completely. I think she did manage to appear much younger. I think they did a decent job with the characterisation of young Amy: dresses that made her look flat chested and childish hairstyles, more like a girl vs 20-yo Amy who's starting to become a woman. I also think you get to see her development. Let's not forget that many 12-yo girls are already quite developed, so it's not like she was playing a 7 yo.

@@neldormiveglia1312 you have a point!

@@hectoralers84 I mean, I can also see your side, don't get me wrong. Knowing the actress and maybe having some preconceived idea before going into the movie might set you up for disappointment.

Lol she absolutely doesn't look 12. And that voice...come on, please. Beth who is supposed to be a year older looks and sounds younger.

I was obsessed with her in Black Widow

Black widow stole the movie

She does!! I didnt know her before black widow and now im seeing all the movies she is in!

Actress*😅

She even makes Tim Comet likable

@Haya salem You mean the movie this scene is from? Little Women, it's in the title. It's a movie adaptation of the book Little Women by Louisa May Alcott.

she was 12 tho u have to keep that in mind.

@@eminasljivo9241 I started my first novel at age 12, she should know better. But also, fair

She was a child. Children do cruel, impulsive, mean things. It takes perspective and growth to be better than that.

I wonder why people always wish 12yo to act like 10 years beyond their age... that’s still a growing age... yeah, your siblings might be saints but not all 12yo are like that

I kinda understand why she did it, I don’t really like Jo, she was mean to Amy and everyone loved Jo despite everything. I understand Amy for that, people tend to love or accept people that did questionable things my whole life, I kinda identify myself with her. Anyway, I still understand that what Amy did wasn’t good.

I agree, when I first watched little women I was hoping Laurie would end up with Amy cause she was the one who truely loved him and unlocked a whole different side to him.

Absolutely!! Jo could never love him the way he needed to be loved in the romantic sense of the word…. They always had more of a best friend/sibling type of love… it took him falling for Amy to realize what Jo always knew

Agreed

Totally

Yes

And the other is Aunt March 🤣

And jo

Bahaha yeah

@@showedits9151 Jo was happy for them though

Lmao😂

@Haya salem Little women

@Helen Barrios-Santizo that's what I was wondering to what the song name is?

Agree, Jo just don't love him more than friend

Not wanting to play the role of a rich man's wife is very different from not wanting to grow up. Jo wanted to be an adult, to paddle her own canoe as they say, to be independent. That is very grown up. She just didn't want to be a society wife. And she loved Laurie, but was not "in love" with him.

@@shmataboro8634 yeah agree totally

i agree, the 1994 version of their relationship was kinda creepy lol

Yeah, but the 1994 version was better. It captured the story more true to the book, and explained the family’s beliefs and values in a way that you understand them better. Beth’s death was much more tragic too, whereas in this version it almost seems like a subplot when it most certainly wasn’t in the novel. It was the catalyst that propels Jo to write Little Women. Marme was played better as well. Just my opinion.

What do you mean twist? They marry in all the versions I have read/seen.

@@melpy84 yeah but the way the book is set up it seems like Laurie and Jo will be together, so it's not what is expected

YES

in the books it’s very clear that Laurie loves Amy… but the previous movie adaptions weren’t great in showing it at all in fact it felt weird when they got together… most people that thing Amy and Laurie are weird together probably watched the olde movies and haven’t read the book 😊🤷🏻‍♀️

I fully agree✨✨

Best scenes and emotional music can make anyone cry. I guess

I keep coming back to this comment, because I hated that Laurie got with Amy, and I never listened to anyone’s opinion. But I forced myself to read ur comment, and I get it yet I don’t because I am that girl that gets with bad guys , and maybe that’s exactly why I don’t understand it and it gets me so mad

Both Jo and Laurie brought out good qualities in Laurie, but Jo knew that she never felt any romantic feelings towards him.

I love this idea! In the movie, I think Laurie feels love for Jo in the way that children do whereas he loves Amy in a more mature way. Childhood love never goes away, but it also doesn't necessarily lead anywhere. When you're adults, romantic love can lead to commitment, marriage, etc. Laurie has loved Jo in the same way all his life. When Jo rejected him, he handled it badly and hit self-destruct. He reacted like a child throwing a tantrum. But Laurie grew to love Amy. When Amy (temporarily) rejected him, he decided to be there for her even if she despised him (which she didn't 😄). He reacted like a mature adult instead of holding a grudge. That's what makes his love for Amy different!

​@@jessicarao1490 totally agree. I believe that Jo's character in "Little Women" didn't address Laurie's main flaw, which was a lack of direction and meaning in life. Amy, on the other hand, pushed him to be more responsible and brought attention to his shortcomings. It is quite clear why that is as Jo didn't view Laurie as a romantic partner and bring out both of their flaws to point out the reasons why it wouldn't work only when he proposed to her. Amy, in her interactions, encouraged Laurie to be more responsible and showed concern for his well-being, even in the smallest of ways. This dynamic between Jo and Laurie compared to Amy and Laurie highlights the different approaches each took in their relationships.

And fred 🤣

For me I think Laurie needed Amy in order to grow up. Jo was his childhood best friend, and with her he would have remained a child. But Amy challenged him to take responsibility, learn to love again, and care about the needs of others. Plus, they both have artistic dreams and desires that they eventually have to put aside to make the world a better place. They have money (because Laurie went into business and Amy helped him manage it), and they use it to help other people. I think in the books it seemed strange at first because it went directly against the stereotype, we all thought Jo would marry Laurie or stay single. Instead she married... an old dude? I think that the movies dealt with this SO WELL because they developed Laurie and Amy from the beginning, showed how Jo and Laurie would have drove each other crazy, and had an ending where Jo didn't REALLY marry the professor. She wrote it into the book in order for it to sell, but in the end we see that she never gave up her artistic dreams for the love the way both Laurie and Amy did. That's why Amy and Laurie work well together, and Jo was meant to be single. Lol sorry for all that, I just have a lot of feelings :)

Are you talking about the book? Because there's whole chapters and months dedicated to Laurie realizing that he doesn't love Jo and slowly realizing that he loves Amy.

@@veronicaelders4823 i hadn't read the book myself (wish I got round to it) but i think Tracy means the movie didn't do the couple justice. I agree with her, the relationship didn't feel like it was built up because so much screen time was invested in Jo and him, and there wasn't a buildup towards Amy. There wasn't a clear indication that he had fallen in love with Amy, just felt like he got tossed over to her without showing to the audience he truly loves her and can grow with her as a person. But i bet the book has so much more build up for Amy, definitely going to read it eventually ❤

.... did u read the book ??

RIGHT

Really I never got that impression, she is asked if she loves him and and she replies she wants to be loved , she really was just lonely

Qual é o meu do filme?

@@omundodelarissalarissabeni9404 little women

Hey....the movie is called: little women😉

She remember- Max Richter