lizzie and darcy flirting for ten minutes straight | Pride and Prejudice | RomComs 

I'd also recommend the audiobook narrated by Rosamund Pike. (Jane in the 2005 movie) She does a great job with the different voices and has such a nice narrating voice. I find myself always listening to the audiobook whenever I can.

@@JennyferPepin thanks I’ll check that out. I found another narration by Karen Savage and really liked that one.

I love both book and movies I have seen this movie 3 times ans read book once ❤

Welcome to the dark side lol

Same here, probably watched it about 6 times 🙃

i watch the movie over and over for the hand scene😂

I saw an interview not long ago and the hand scene we all love, was not scripted ❤ That makes me love it even more❤

There are two different end scenes This one and near the lake at Darcies home

How is insulting and pushing each other's buttons flirting? This looks like fighting to me.

Ohh, me too. I think I have watched it over 20 times

Mr. Darcy says: *… barely tolerable …”😌

@@IndomitableT are you my Lit prof haunting me? Your use of ellipsis is also wrong. Correct, I should remove thoroughly. It was a mistake. However, it was lizzy who said barely tolerable when Darcy asked "So, what do you recommend to encourage affection?" Lizzy: "Dancing. Even if one's partner is barely tolerable." So it should be - Darcy: "Perfectly Tolerable..."

He’s like a golden retriever😂

False. Try and expand your mind. There is more than colonizers.

yeah

Yep!

Sense and sensibility

@swetaleena thanks 😊

North and south with Richard Armitage

And this movie has a longer version with Colin Firth, so good

Becoming Jane

I agree. I even suspect they made Keira wear a wig at some point cause there's no way her hair would look so awful. It's like they made it on purpose. Same for Mr. Darcy. His hair looked weird in many scenes. As for Lizzy's outfits, for god sake she looked like a maid with the dark colors and lack of sophistication in her dresses. Good thing her angelic face is mesmerizing and she made us forget the outfits most of the time

flirting in the late 1700s/early 1800s would likely be different to flirting nowaday lmao. they are flirting in these scenes

The glances towards each other was enough to move people 😍❤️

Only some of it is actually flirting. The rest is just a compilation of scenes/clips revealing their attraction through conversation

Well she is Prejudice.

I actually think that was a conscious choice. Watching this again after reading the book (and loving it!!), I noticed that they compiled a bunch of little scenes and notes and moments into one scene. This movie is pretty long anyway so in order to get all the best bits, they didn't have much choice in that. But I think they do that with the characters too. There's a quality to Jane Austen's writing that I don't see super often in that she is extremely talented at revealing her characters tiny bit by bit. If you aren't accustomed to Regency language, it's very easy to miss those moments until you've read it a few times. Lizzy is prejudiced and she does have a "holier than thou" attitude in the books. It's just buried beneath the formality of the language. If the book were written today, or even the 20th century, that would've been far more obvious. She decided Mr. Darcy was someone she would never want to marry in a split-second, first impression judgement. Had she withheld judgement and watched and waited to get to know his character better, she wouldn't have been nearly as embarrassed by her own behavior.

I get what you are saying but it doesn't apply to what I mean. My opinion isn't sat in "missing" subtext from the book. I simply didn't enjoy Keira's Elizabeth opposite Mathew's Darcy. It didn't quite gel for me as a viewer and felt unbalanced.@@merrygray2791

I actually love this Elizabeth because it shows more of the side of her that is like her father, always joking and teasing. Indeed, she has no improper pride. Or should I say that I have seen nothing of it? I actually don't get the holier than thou vibe from her

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