Same here

Yupp just the way he says no when she asks him to go back to kitty is enough for me.

An understatment

Same

Same!!! Im rewatching it again and still have butterflies!

Everyone is BORN with rights! It’s even built into the American Constitution called The Bill of Rights. -“the greatest thing you’ll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return.” -Nat King Cole

Count V doesn't care about right or wrong. He's a devil.

@@yvettemarshallTWN yet your glorious white American people massacred natives cuz they had "no right" to live in America according to them🤡

My thoughts exactly!!!

Ikr 🫣🫣

He'll always be Lip to me🙂

@@mrs.heathcliff7379that’s not…

He certainly has crystal blue eyes. I'm sure that's due to some movie magic but they are still quite captivating.

can you explain :)

@@milicastefanovic1380 Well, he did not forget her, as she asked, so he cannot be a good man also because he knew what an adultery would do to her life and reputation. He kept going and then abandoned her. Definitely not a good man, the story couldn't end well

@@jeannemrn I don't believe he abandoned her, did he? Sorry I haven't watched the movie in a long time

@@miu869 he did not abandon her but she did feel alone mainly because she was shunned from society and she was having thoughts that vronsky was cheating on her when he wasn't. when she committed, vronsky basically went on a suicide mission because he felt guilty and was depressed as well

@@nicoletteoph3020 well taking morphine doesn t do good on your brain and mental I guess

Lmao this is the most stupid comment I've ever seen

She does say that in the book

@@etokoshina4195 ...I don't think she does lol? Maybe there are different translations of the book or something?? (But I don't remember her telling him that in the book I read?)

@@cappy2282 she does when they’re having an evening at Vronsky’s cousin Betsy’s estate ,for my book it’s at page 141 part 2 and chapter 7 of the book if I’m correct, although it is in Russian so I am uncertain how they’ve translated that part in English but in my book it is literally written as “I want you to go to Kitty” so yeah hope it helps

Its God my darling. Be a good person and go to work where there are many people and you WILL meet someone. You can not meet someone if you do not meet people!

Hey. I feel your pain. I love an absolutely toxic creature. Sadly the wrong ones want me and insanely I want them back. But this time I’ve stopped myself contacting him and it’s been 2.5 years and he has tried repeatedly to come back to mistreat and devastate further. I may be too broken to ever find love but I sure as hell will stay single rather than be with a user. Xox

I know

I love the way he says that lol he really didn’t care about Kitty 😂

Omg, I was thinking same thing!!!

yeah. Why is it that Hollywood thinks “refined aristocracy” automatically means British accents

Tbh it would be cringe af cuz they wouldn’t do it properly XD

@@sweetbitter2 No, it would of been better.

Russian nobility spoke french tho, sometimes english or germans. This made them really out of touch with their subjects.

@Sidney H. not every marriage is romantic and full of passion. That was married life. She didn't want to write or work. She just wanted passionate sex. Let's just break it down for what it is. Not really worth breaking a good married relationship for

@Sidney H. You have put it out so beautifully and accurately... 👌👌

That is true to a point. But many others in the book were married and having affairs, both men and women. They kept it quiet though. Anna was seen as the one at fault because she was married. Anna's brother Oblonsky was cheating with the governess but the governess moved on and wasn't spurned by society. But agreed there definitely wasn't equality of the sexes then. This is brought out in War and Peace too. It's been a long time since I read either book so I can't really add quotes. I'm writing this at 2:15am which is a bad idea...

​@Diana Gonsalves Love comes with passion, they loved each other,

​@Sidney H. Анну не принимали потому что она была правдива в своей любви-страсти к Вронскому, она не собиралась играть по правилам: изменять, но скрывать это и притворяться, поэтому ее не простило светское общесто, за ее смелость и взаимную любовь ❤

Karenin was never gonna divorce her just out of spite.

No. 😒

For me he looks like a man in his 20's.

@@dhsf5937 in the book im pretty sure vronsky is 22 tho correct me if I am wrong but it seems to make sense

@@Hahahaheheh777 I believe you're right. From memory he was about 23 (and she's was about 28-31)and was suppose be stubborn, passionate, fervent, a little reckless, pretty much what you expect from a young man.

yup Vronsky is supposed to be a young man, younger than Anna, and many adaptations fail to capture that. Unlike this one

I must admit he does look ridiculous with the moustache.....