I'm sorry if can't respond everyone, but the name of the movie is LITTLE WOMEN (2020). I want to thank everyone who watched this work. Happy 2021 💝🎉

It's so powerful how she told Laurie she wouldn't be a second choice. And how that's the same reason she didn't marry Fred. She didn't want to make him a second choice either.

“No, I’d be respected if I couldn’t be loved.” That line is so powerful

Timothe is created for period pieces.

FLORENCE PUGH IS SO BEAUTIFUL ITS MIND BLOWING

I feel like Jo and Laurie loved each other but Amy and Laurie were in love with each other.

"I want to be great or nothing" were such powerful words. As a kid, Amy was childish and impulsive but she grown up to be a mature and strong woman. Greta Gerwig and Florence Pugh gave justice to her character.

Amy is the most hated sister in the Marches but shes my favorite. Also, they are perfect for each other, i dont know why people hated Amy just because Laurie picked her.

They could put Florence Pugh in every movie or series and I wouldn't be annoyed with it. I just love her.

Anyone else noticed that Florence used the “young Amy” voice when Amy saw Laurie for the first time in Europe as if she was a child again and then after she reverted back to grown Amy again especially after she was disappointed in him and realized that they are no longer children

If they just had one more scene together where they showed Laurie realising his feelings for Amy, I swear their story would be perfect. It's still super cute. I just would have liked for the relationship to develop a bit more on screen before they got together.

5:49 the way he mumbled "how am I being mean" is so freakin powerful or something..and he says that by looking at her lips..

Im just in love with florence pugh's voice. Its deep and royals

there's just something about timothee wearing fashion from this era that feels so right edit: OMG SO MANY LIKES THANKS FOR AGREEING THAT VICTORIAN TIMMY T IS HOT

4:14 laurie fiddles with the ring that jo gave him while calling amy beautiful which i think is his way of realising that he loves amy in the way he never loved jo

when laurie says "you look beautiful' and then changes it to "You are beautiful" my heart literally explodes

Is it just me who ended up wanting the movie to be about them instead? 😭😂

4:28 he’s pretending that everything is ok🥺

5:40 “what how am I being mean” MAKES ME MELT EVERY TIME OH MY GOSH

laurie and amy are the cutest fight me

Timotheé: Don’t marry him Me: *sobs through squeals*

2:52 How he says “ Amy don’t be mad at me” IS TO MUCH FOR ME AND MAKES MY HEART MELT

"Not when I spend entire life loving you"

at 4:40 when she says "what are you doing" and he says "i'm looking at you" MY HEART 🥺🥺

She was a child before and then she became a full grown woman. Her behaviour showed this change. What an outstanding character development shown by her actress.

I love how he tries to play with her and evade her questions the way he did with Jo but she doesn’t let him. Really solidifies why she’s better for him

I think Amy is the strongest of the sisters. She knew how to use her strengths/advantages to get what she wanted. When something failed, she was able to set new goals for herself. She also knew she would marry a rich man, but showed adulthood when she chose love and life with Laurie. For me, she is an example of a strong and self-confident woman.

the power when amy said “ I’d be respected if I couldn’t be loved”

Knowing that Jo was written to mirror the author, who was gay, Amy and Laurie feels much better for both of them.

The moment he realizes he loves Amy and afterwards when Amy confesses she loves him her entire life ... this is so damn good!

The fact that she unconsciously chose to draw Laurie the day she met Fred, shows her and Laurie were meant to be.

Amy and Laurie are perfect for each other. Jo and Laurie were more like best friends like Harry and Hermione. I'm so happy Amy and Laurie got their happy ending...

Notice how Laurie wears the ring Jo gave him on his ring finger, right up until he choses Amy at the end...like in a way he has let Jo go.

Florence Pugh gave depth to Amy. I never was thrilled with their relationship until this portrayal of Amy and Laurie.

0:12 Ok I love Timmy but wow he takes wide steps

"not when i've spent my entire life loving you".. chills.

The speech at 3:18 is so powerful, rlly captures the horrors of patriarchy and what women still face

FLORENCE PUGHS FROWN WHEN YOU KNOW SHES ABOUT TO CRY. ICONIC

I haven’t seen little women yet, but I’ve scene some fan videos. And I have to say I’ve seen videos about Jo and Laurie, and I’ve never felt that chemistry. This seems amazing. This is the first time I’ve seen Laurie and Amy, and I think they belong together

does anyone else love the way she says "its laurie" at 0:49 she like him so much

Imagine how strong and passionate Amy is that she encourages Laurie to be a better version of himself, with no expectation of a future with him. To love Laurie, her entire life and yet to say no to his proposal because she refused to be second best. She has loved him through it all, and I'm glad that he truly saw Amy and fell in love with the woman she has become. Together they are beautiful, vibrant and stable.

People hated her for the ship of laurie and jo, and because of amy's immature deeds when she was young, but if you read the book, all of them did immature things, and for me, Amy was the one who grow up immensely into a great woman.. and the POV is of course from Jo that's why people don't seem to see that Jo is quite extravagant in stating things out to others (more like controlling hehe) but they all matured well indeed.. Jo and Laurie are meant to be friends while Amy and Laurie are meant for each other because they actually do love each other.. Laurie thought he was in love with Jo, but that was only because of the admirations he has with her... (wow this is a long one hahahha)

Before watching this movie I thought Jo and Laurie probably are the couple but this scene where Amy spots Laurie when she was on a carriage changed my mind and I knew something is up. How the loved it

I like Amy and Laurie more then Jo and Laurie. I think it’s a better love story.

I love this! Also, I love them as a couple. There aren't much videos on them. They are the underrated couple ❤

Florence pugh's acting is simply magnificent. Her expressions are so subtle yet amazing

Can we just take a moment to appreciate how beautiful and perfect this movie is??

Timothee is adorable🥺

a lot of people hate on amy because she “stole” laurie away from jo but remember that jo said no and she even said to her mother that she felt so lonely and that’s why she felt as if she was in love with laurie and it really disappoints me that laurie and amy didn’t spend more time with each other because the relationship felt rushed and i am not denying their chemistry but we would have liked more screen time of them together because they really are a beautiful duo on tv and i just wish we could have seen how complex amy’s and lauries feelings were.

I feel like in the light of growing up with her sisters, she lost the child innocence that the others have, she began to be realistic, and I love that about Amy's character

"I'll be respected, if i couldn't be loved" ❤ - Amy March

jo and lauries relationship is different from amy and lauries.. i think that jo probably liked laurie at some point in her life but she pushed the feelings aside because she didnt want to lose the beautiful friendship between them while amy and laurie had this love between them forever but they never said anything about it until laurie kissed her. to be honest theres apart of me that thinks that jo and laurie should've dated but then again amy and laurie are endgame.

I i have so much respect for both Jo and Amy because they both acted with dignity. Jo clearly told Laurie why they would never work RIGHT THEN AND THERE WHEN HE CONFESSED, and not giving him an unsure chance that will have him holding on to false hope. She was so straightforward about the reasons why, and it all made sense, that later on Laurie did realized he was saved from a would-be devastating marriage. And Amy, as much as she was so inlove with him, and as much as she was immature or a bit selfish when she was young, she also never really did anything to ruin Jo and Laurie because she respected and acknowledged that he liked Jo. She wouldn't even accept his confession at first even if he was her dream because it wasn't right, as she was still with someone else and it does looked like she's just a second choice. And that line "I'd be respected if I couldn't be loved"??? That's peak elegance. They are the epitome of women who knew their worth.

I can't stop hearing this statistics song in my mind every time I see timothee

I wish we got more time to see Amy and Laurie’s relationship grow. It almost seems like Amy was right when she said “you only settled for me because you couldn’t have her.”. I know he really did love her but we didn’t see enough of them together and watch them grow. ps, I think Laurie always loved both Amy and Jo, but just realised he loved Jo first. He was most likely in denial about loving Amy (romantically) and just decided believe that he loved her like a sister, not a lover until after Jo rejected him. He most likely took some time to think about what he truly wanted and realised ‘I love Amy too’ and when they were in Paris, learned to love her more while spending time with her and getting to know her more mature self.

I’m slowly learning to love their relationship more than what Jo and Laurie’s used to be since Laurie looks like he really loved Jo but Amy’s been with him through ups and downs even if it hurt her seeing him make a wreck of himself because of his love for Jo

I can’t imagine anyone else playing Laurie

I mostly hated this new version of ‘little women’ Because it was too on the nose but it broke my heart when Amy said ‘not when I’ve spent my whole life loving you’. Because no one stops to think about that. The reason amy Burned jo’s book is because she couldn’t go to the theater with them. When I realized that it made total sense.

they are so in love with each other, it hurts my heart to see how long it took for them to realise it.

now that I've seen this, I think Jo and Laurie loved each other, but their love wasn't enough for them to be together. Seeing Amy and Laurie's scenes made me realize that it was really them from the start. Laurie is smart enough to differentiate his love for Jo and Amy. Though I might say that Jo and Laurie could make a cute couple 'cause they both looked so carefree and comforting while Amy and Laurie looked rather stiff and too elegant I guess?

I love this. Florence and Timothee are mesmerizing.

Yep, I definetely need a whole long-ass movie about them two. I'm sure I'd love it at least as much as Elizabeth and Darcy's story.

I like Amy and Laurie as a couple, but the only reason I liked Laurie and Jo more is because I like the Timothée/Saoirse pairing. Even though their characters didn't match I just like Timothée and Saoirse together.

This is so pure and personal. Jo is his first love, Amy is his last and forever love🤧

4:29 Laurie don’t think I didn’t see the traces of jealousy

I don't get why people extremely don't like Amy and this perfectly cute couple . I will defend Amy & Laurie 'till the end of my life . THANKS

“what are you doing?” “I’m looking at you” **screams like a girl at a Bieber concert**

I need to get someone who looks at me the same way Laurie looks at Amy

We will never know if Laurie really loved Amy as much as he loved Jo. We will never know if they just married because of the benefits they could get from each other. But I believe that Laurie's feelings for Jo melted away after the time he spent with Amy. And he loved Amy just in a different way. He was a teenager when he fell in love with Jo and when he finally grew up, he loved Amy and spent the rest of his life with her. And I'm not sad about that at all.

Laurie: "Why are you being so hard on me?" Amy: "Well someone has to do it.." What a woman! I like her character. She's more like a woman than a girl I see.

She is my favourite character because she grew the most throughout the whole movie/book. She overcame her ego and gained the confidence and the dignity she needed. Jo is an incredible selfless character but I don’t think you can compare them because they are too different.

0:10 ya same sis. Same

Timothée looks manly in this film... He is too cute in other films, so charming, but here his charm melted with masculine beauty

Please excuse the long rant below ⬇️ Laurie loved both Jo and Amy in such different ways. Laurie met Jo when he was young and wild and all he wanted was to be free of his fathers rules. He saw her as this fierce and independent woman with a singed dress and loud mouth. He was drawn in by her; the part of him that craved freedom saw a life of freedom with her. And he fell in love mode and more every time they were together. But I don’t think he ever loved Jo herself romantically. He loved her as a best friend and he loved her way of living which he thought was more than enough be happy in a marriage. Especially when you look at how many miserable marriages there were back them. When Laurie and Amy meet in Paris after he was rejected by Jo, he is unsure of how to act now that his best friend is no longer there to be carefree with him. He acts childish at the party because he doesn’t know how else to act. He only knows his fathers strict rules or Jo’s wildness; no in between. But Amy shows him an in between. She shows Laurie who he is. And he wakes up when he hears that she’s going to marry Fred. He realizes that the woman standing in front of him is strong and intelligent like Jo, but also balances his childishness with her maturity. He sees that Amy is more than Jo’s little sister; she is his match. She rivals him where it matters. And he falls so much harder for her than he ever did for Jo. By the time they get married, he’s realized that Amy is his soulmate in marriage, but Jo was always his platonic soulmate. He acknowledges that his father was only ever doing what was best for him, and Amy gives that feeling of home that he misses. I can best describe it as a vacation; at first, you never want to leave. You want to stay in this new place forever making new experiences forever. This is Jo and Laurie. But after a while, you miss home. All you want is to crawl back into your own bed and be with your family. Your heart aches for that feeling of comfort and you see how much you took granted before you went on vacation. This is Laurie and Amy.

“My you’ve grown so much!” “Maybe I didn’t recognize you because you’re so beautiful now.” ... she looks exactly the same (obviously) & even though they’re the same age he looks younger/could pass for younger

"hello are you hurt?!?!?!" "iM aMy"

I actually like Amy and Laurie together in this adaptation

I can’t stop watching the part where he says don’t marry him and the line that she says up is so powerful when she says not when I spend my entire life loving you that touch me! 😭

he looks so sad when her hand is hurt im :(

She's amazing. She reminds me too much of Kate Winslet. But of course she has found her own place.

Laurie wanted to change to impress Jo and win her over. When that didn't work out, he proved he had never really changed or matured. He was smitten, and infatuated. Amy challenged him in a way that made him want to change to be a better man period. Without the hope of being with her because she intended to marry someone else. That is when he actually matured and as his feelings developed for amy, he realized what had been missing with Jo.

I wished they had more screentime, but I’m so happy they were endgame 😭❤️

When she said”Not when I spent my entire life loving you” I started to cry because I Loved this boy ever since we were both 11 years old he doesn’t know but I hope he loves me.. we are both now in High school we are 17 years old know and I still love him everyday nothing has changed, I hope to tell home before graduation because I can’t go my whole life regretting that I never told him how I felt ever since we were little..❤❤❤

I can watch this again and again and love them more every time. Tim and Florence are made for each other in exactly the same way as Laurie and Amy are and that makes this film so magical ❤.

What's interesting is that both Jo and Amy both chase after their love interests, instead of passively accepting a man's interest and proposal, as was the norm at the time. Amy literally chases Laurie in the park, Jo chases after Bhaer as he leaves for the station. Another way in which they didn't conform to the time.

5:56 😭 this breaks my heart

I like how they're a great actors in the movie and they play as good royal couples she was sad and he kissed her 💖💖💖💖

The pain in her voice when she says"Are you in Love" breaks my heart and gets my eye teary.

5:35 you can see her internally breaking

when the movie ended i just cried cause jo and laurie didnt end up together and i think i need to watch the movie again to understand laurie's love for amy gah

Amy saw the potential in him to be a better man than he was. She was the most honest person to him. And that kind of love, the one where you want to become better for the other person, is the most powerful kind of love

She is so sweet and pretty.

Ppl always say jo and Laurie were made for eachother but I think Amy and Laurie were. Jo and Laurie have a beautiful friendship and just assumed it was more because its boy/girl.

Amy is very powerful and i love the way she thinks and how she would not settle for anything than what she know she should deserve. girl boss!

a wise man once said that the way you know that someone is in love is through their smile the moment they see you their eyes will shine and they smile will get wide its not a typical smile but a smile that shows that this person makes you feel giddy in a certain way i see that smile on laurie when he sees amy he just didn't realize it until later

Florence Pugh plays her so brilliantly! I'm in love

No one ever talks about the little squeal she makes at 0:23 and I think its the cutest thing ever. 😭

I actually cried because Jo and Laurie didn't end up together and basically started to have a full on breakdown, but I loved the movie soo much, one of my all time favorites.

I never thought I’d love this version more than the Winona Rider one 😍 Timothee Chalamer is such an amazing actor!

the carriage scene is literally the cutest thing ever, just pure, unadulterated excitement and joy when they see each other 😭