Laurie's EMOTIONAL Proposal | Little Women (2019) | Love Love

Laurie proposes to Jo, who refuses, explaining she does not see herself as a married woman.

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Writer-director Greta Gerwig (Lady Bird) has crafted a Little Women that draws on both the classic novel and the writings of Louisa May Alcott, and unfolds as the author’s alter ego, Jo March, reflects back and forth on her fictional life. In Gerwig’s take, the beloved story of the March sisters – four young women each determined to live life on her own terms -- is both timeless and timely. Portraying Jo, Meg, Amy, and Beth March, the film stars Saoirse Ronan, Emma Watson, Florence Pugh, Eliza Scanlen, with Timothée Chalamet as their neighbor Laurie, Laura Dern as Marmee, and Meryl Streep as Aunt March.

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Laurie's EMOTIONAL Proposal | Little Women (2019) | Love Love

[elizaheathen]

Greta Gerwig absolutely KILLED with the location for this scene
the lighting
everything is perfect

[trinaq]

Poor Laurie, I can really feel for him, but believe that he's better suited romantically to Amy. Him and Jo seem better as platonic besties.

[giggle_snort]

The acting in this movie is beyond words. Everyone was cast perfectly, I can't get over it. ❤❤❤

[dee]

as a woman who has life experiences happened to me,
I can say now that it really is better for a woman to be with a man who loves and adores her, eventhough she might not love him that much. Coz he will cherish her, he will still be good to her even when she annoys him.
It is much better than a woman who devotes her life and service to a man she adores, only to be belittled or not appreciated enough by a man who doesnt love her back with enough love as she has shown him.

[etainvelorum]

I'm glad she didn't lie and say "yes" just to make him feel better in the moment. She cares enough for Laurie to tell him the truth that she never saw him as the man she would marry. She wanted a different life and that's okay. As soon as he said, "I'd rather hang myself" I agreed with her that they weren't a good match even more. That's bordering obsession rather than love. Just glad he didn't push for it again and decided to walk away after she was finished talking.

[emmanueljaramillo]

In my opinion she loved him. But could not tolerate the idea of mariage. Marriage in those times were liberty killers for women, and loberty was her most desired treasure. Also when she found the new man that was potentially going to be his husband, she was also insecure about it for the very same reason, she was in love with his liberty more than with anything else.

[ania]

Ppl wanting them together are so weird. She’s never loved him in that way. The only reason why she changed her mind was because she got scared of being alone not because she was in love with him. When it comes to Laurie « I love you Jo I have always loved you. But the love I feel for Amy…it’s different »
« Are you in love? »
« YES! »

[jakyungrhee]

Just after Beth has died, she might feel some guilty. Laurie should have waited even more. He should have given her and himself even more chances.

[Dianadistrei]

The thing is that these two have so much chemistry, and Jo was flirting with him from the beggining... It just seems odd. Something about this movie made me feel uncanny. It's not like when you truly have a male friend that you dont entirely like... She seemed to have liked him always and being very comfortable with him. I dont know... Still can't make up my mind of how I feel about this movie.

[malinhessedahl]

Love this movie💗 Greta Gerwig Love her take of little women from 2019♥️♥️

[carolinemonte]

This scene was too similar to Anne and Gilbert

[patriziaoddi]

Questa è la decima versione in film di un romanzo totalmente insipido

[megofiachra]

I don’t really like this Laurie; he’s kinda effeminate. But this is a well acted scene.