A Big House | Little Women | 2019

A Big House | Little Women | 2019

[josephhernandez]

Notice the whole scene is in a color theme. The walls, the dresses, the scenery

[TheSpectacularRob]

The score in this scene is ethereal, it is perfect

[danielalvarado]

This scene irked me a bit, Such emphasis is made on Jo clothing versus the other girls yet aunt March died at the end of the second Little woman novel and at the end of the movie just before it became a school. The storyline spans 15 years, At the very beginning Jo is 15 years old and at the very end Jo is about to turn 31, The Civil War era bell shaped hoop skirts her sisters are wearing would have been completely out of style by 1875 and would have been replaced with a bustle. In the 1994 version does this a lot better. But as a historical costumer like I said the same kind of irked me. But I still love it. ❤️❤️

[emilie]

why aren’t they dressed in 1870s fashion? Jo looks Edwardian and Amy and Meg look like they’re in the 1860s with the crinolines. They should have slender dresses and little hats & soft bustles. The Marches could afford to dress 1870s.

[sherryai]

Ha ha, they changed the line from book. "School for boys and girls"? Give me a break. Jo never liked girls, she even hated all of them except her mom, Meg and Beth. Originally in the book, Jo opened school for boys and boys only, because "I've always longed for lots of boys". Jo March was a typical girl who kept running around boys, tried to be accepted by them, and at the same time looked down to female and all feminine norms. Even when doing charity, she chose the subjects plainly based on their gender, that really makes me sick.

The movie changed her line basically changed her whole character and point of view.