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Gone with the Wind Director: Victor Fleming Cast: Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable, Leslie Howard, Olivia de Havilland

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  • DVD Release Date: 11/17/2009
  • Original Release: 1939
  • Rating: Rated G
  • Sales Rank: 65
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Disc #1 -- Gone with the Wind - Part 1
1. 1 Overture [2:30]
2. 2 Credits and Foreword [4:11]
3. 3 Tarletons Spill a Secret [2:51]
4. 4 Love of the Land [5:46]
5. 5 Dressing up and Down [2:28]
6. 6 Twelve Oaks [3:48]
7. 7 Attnetion Paid and Unpaid [4:04]
8. 8 Dreams of Victory [2:48]
9. 9 Has the War Started? [3:59]
10. 10 The Proposal [3:04]
11. 11 Widow Hamilton [2:30]
12. 12 Atlanta Bazaar [4:12]
13. 13 Shocking the Confederacy [3:40]
14. 14 You Should Be Kissed [2:44]
15. 15 Sheer Waste [3:15]
16. 16 Christmas Furlough [3:24]
17. 17 Ashley's Request [3:16]
18. 18 Belle's Donation [2:58]
19. 19 Enough of Dying [3:03]
20. 20 Panic in Atlanta [5:56]
21. 21 Awaiting Invaders and a Baby [4:06]
22. 22 The Wounded [2:17]
23. 23 Prissy's Confession [1:46]
24. 24 Recruiting Rhett [4:12]
25. 25 Atlanta Burns [4:32]
26. 26 Kiss Me...Once [4:07]
27. 27 Twelve Oaks in Ruins [3:10]
28. 28 Sadness at Tara [3:04]
29. 29 Rock Bottom [3:55]
30. 30 I'll Never Be Hungry Again [2:14]
31. 31 Intermission Music [3:58]
Disc #2 -- Gone with the Wind - Part 2
1. 32 Entr'Acte [1:30]
2. 33 Sherman! Hard Labor [2:58]
3. 34 Yankee Intruder [4:49]
4. 35 War Over [4:11]
5. 36 Ashley Returns [2:04]
6. 37 Something to Live for [5:32]
7. 38 Pa's Accident [2:01]
8. 39 Ready to Wear [3:02]
9. 40 Appeal to Rhett [5:15]
10. 41 Hand in Men's Pockets [5:38]
11. 42 Businesswoman [4:35]
12. 43 Shanty Town Attack [2:48]
13. 44 Night Vigil [4:43]
14. 45 Return From the Raid [5:20]
15. 46 Melanie and Belle [3:12]
16. 47 Rhett's Proposal [:31]
17. 48 The Honeymoon [6:40]
18. 49 Bonnie Blue Butler [4:02]
19. 50 Comfort Elsewhere [3:10]
20. 51 Doting Dad [4:43]
21. 52 The Old Days [3:37]
22. 53 Our Scarlett [3:30]
23. 54 Taking Scarlett [1:50]
24. 55 Homesick [4:43]
25. 56 Scarlett's Fall [5:21]
26. 57 Bonnie's Accident [5:41]
27. 58 Chronicle of Grief [2:30]
28. 59 Melanie's Farewell [3:03]
29. 60 True Loves [3:59]
30. 61 Frankly, My Dear [2:13]
31. 62 Tomorrow Is Another Day [4:59]
32. 63 Exit Music [2:13]

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This sweeping melodrama based on Margaret Mitchell's bestselling Civil War epic defined the term "Hollywood blockbuster." A massive box-office hit that cleaned up at the 1939 Oscars, winning every major awards, including Best Picture, Gone With the Wind has maintained an unshakable hold on the hearts of moviegoers everywhere. Everything about the making of this American classic is legendary -- not least, producer David O. Selznick's highly publicized search to find the perfect star for the coveted leading role. Selznick finally found his Scarlett in British actress Vivien Leigh, brilliant as the indomitable southern belle determined to rebuild her family's fortune after it is destroyed by Sherman's army. Matinee idol Clark Gable costarred as the charming scoundrel Rhett Butler, making his parting line to Scarlett -- "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn" -- among the most famous in movie history. Scarlett and Rhett's doomed romance unfolds against a backdrop of truly spectacular set pieces, among them the unforgettable burning of Atlanta. Shot in vibrant three-strip Technicolor, Gone With the Wind is Hollywood filmmaking at its grandest. Kryssa Schemmerling, Barnes & Noble

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Gone with the Windby Anonymous

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February 28, 2008: First of all, to anyone who thinks that Gone With The Wind is not a timeless classic, then you don't truly understand the movie. I first saw GWTW when I was 6 years old, and I've always loved it. I have watched it over 100 times and read the book more than 30 times and it's always exciting. Most people my age have never even heard of it, even after they re-released it to theatres after restoring it. They would destroy it if they remade it with today's actors and special effects. Also the reason Clark Gable didn't really try for a southern accent is because Rhett Butler spent the better part of his fictional life travelling the world and people tend to lose accents. He was older than all the other characters, remember. Ashley didn't have much of an accent but then not all southerners did or still do. Vivian Leigh did an excellent job considering that she had to lose her british accent before filming. Anyone who can't see the beauty of this movie should watch it again and then read the book a few times.

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January 04, 2008: Gone With The Wind is no doubt a 5-star movie. My favorite characters of all were Melanie/Melly and Bonnie. For 1939, this movie is great in it's quality. The actors are all very well selected for their part.

This review was written about the DVD Special Edition edition.


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