Thelma and Louise - Original Trailer | MGM

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Thelma and Louise - Original Trailer | MGM

[pollys]

I love the fact that this trailer gives the totally wrong impression, it doesn't give the whole story away like so many trailers do.

[NorrisTheSpider]

Man, imagine going to see this movie expecting an upbeat road comedy, and then getting a movie that just completely fucks your emotions up.

[noname-sfkt]

This trailer makes it look like a fun movie but it's actually quite a sad movie

[sorchawalsh]

"thelma and louise are going fishing"
this is the most misleading trailer in the WORLD

[delrey]

I saw this movie for the first time today and it was a masterpiece. This is a movie that needs to be seen in this day and age.

[analdelrey]

if this was made today, the trailer would’ve revealed everything already

[tekknking]

this trailer set a completely wrong tone for this film. When i saw the film, i didnt really see it as this lively, hip film. It had its comedic moments but overall it was pretty suspenseful. This trailer made it seem like it was super fun for the family to watch lol

[dennisscott]

"THELMA & LOUISE IS A TRUE REAL DEFINITION ABOUT BEST FRIENDSHIP PERIOD!!!!"

[Peek]

At first I thought, what a misleading trailer. Now I think it's just as masterful as the movie.

there’s just something about movies from the 80s and 90s… they have a certain charming quality to them that i can’t help but love.

[chocodiledundee]

Growing up in the 80’s & 80’s Thelma and Louise is one of my greatest film memories from that era ... I used to work at video shop back then it was a massive hit back then

[dreams]

A cinematic masterpiece. One of the best movies I've seen in my life.

[mikeycbaby]

I love how the trailer doesn’t give the movie away. One of my favorite films of all time.

[joened]

They don’t make movies like this anymore. One of my faves ❤️

[emmylei]

Oh my, just came crossed the movie and watched again by accident after so many years, so touched unbelievably, even much more shocked than many years ago. A master piece will definitely be tested through time and even more shining after polished by the years of audience had. So powerful the story told, So natural and fluent the screenplay written, So truly acting the actresses approached, laughed and signed all the way and cried in the end. “Give me liberty or give me death”. These two housewives, went through nirvana, transformed to new selves, wearing American flag hat and cowboy hat, with Grand Canyon on their back, with the courage in their heart, with the determination in their eyes, riding forward fearlessly, to death, showed the true spirit of US, the diamond inside human. Love Ridley Scott.

[johnrossnapier]

I love it when she says will be drinking margaritas by the sea mamacita.

[mjeldn]

Louise: You've always been crazy, this is just the first chance you've had to express yourself.

Woo hoo will always love this movie. Saw this when I was 16 years old.

[zdelahunty]

Everything about this film is perfect to me

[robertl]

The best time to watch this movie is in the early afternoon on a warm, clear, Spring day. Then go outside and let the sun soak into your skin and warm you up for a few minutes as you process the emotional rollercoaster you just went on.

[call]

0:49 Thelma & Louise started the selfie trend