Pride & Prejudice | Elizabeth Shuts Down the “Barely Tolerable” Mr. Darcy 

Tell her, “Damn straight I am.”

@@lesliebarnard1997 Exactly!😂

I've watched this movie so many times I've lost count. I've finally made it to twice a day. I've been watching since at least July. There are some changes from the book, which I read many years ago. Those changes do change the story line a bit. In the book Mr Darcy shares his true thought on Elizabeth early on with his close friends. In this movie, it's clear he's interested when he sees her in the first ballroom scene, when he tells Mr Bingley, she's not handsome enough. Only if you've read the book first would you see that. However, the manner in which Macfadyen played this character his interest and love for Elizabeth became clear, very quickly. Macfadyen's physical presentation of his feelings was clear. And Keira's physical presentation of Elizabeth not realizing she was wrong about Mr Darcy's dignity and intentions, until the rain incident and the letter, was played brilliantly. Double ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ from me. Can't stop watching this movie

@@sallyplus4If Mr. Darcy overplayed his hand and showed his true feelings in the beginning, I imagine Lizzy would’ve rejected him fairly quickly.

I love it, the most charming era in history!

I’ve watched a couple of the Mr. Darcy’s internal thought videos and for this scene his thoughts were ‘Why am I here?’ sees Elizabeth ‘Oh that’s why’ lol

​@@wrenithilduincatsthat's a nice one😂😂😂😂😂

Rip Donald Sutherland a fine actor

@@windturbinesyndrome1067He really was a great actor.

I have read the book multiple times and I also like the 2005 version more. Even though some people say his character steers away from the book, but Matthew does justice to it. The 1995 version of mr Darcy is too Robot like in my opinion, not natural. Even in the book Darcy does not have one tone of voice or expression throughout, he's described to show expressions very well.

The aloofness of mr. Darcy was to emphasize the class distinction in that era, and their distaste for one another which adds drama to the story

I was quite shocked to notice no real diversity. It may be time for a remake with several of the characters as LGBTQ. It's the right thing to do.

​​​@@trhansen3244Nice bait. Though a bit too obvious. Anyway, Happy Trolling!

@@trhansen3244 Yes, it is quite shocking to see men dancing with feminine women. How refreshing, and not a trans, or lesbian in sight!!! It's the right thing to do. No wonder the film is so popular 🤗🤗🤗🤗 don't think people would like your version btw, only a minority. ........😉

The jarring difference only affirms Matthews acting prowess. I was shook going from Darcy to Tom

@@sol_ryu Yes ,it is a horrible contrast of time and human behaviour. Credit to Matthew, that he treats both imposters the same.

Some of the lines they had him read in Succession were repulsive and I am surprised he agreed to say them.

The Way we Live Now he was in and that was before that.

И блестящий, талантливейший, глубокий актёр!

7-9😊

Many times, I love this movie 🎥😍

It's perfection!

100

5

Please watch The Duchess. She made me cry. Love her acting.

How every woman longs to be loved in such a way! This will sound crazy to say this but my Mr. Darcy, who at first I rejected, was long suffering, and He won me over once the "bad rap" I had of Him was as I learned, quite wrong. And this Mr. Darcy wooed me to Himself, and He desires to do the same for every person seeking truth and love. It is Jesus Christ--- who at first I made fun of, but later I learned He is perfect patience, perfect love, perfect truth, light, and justice. He is also very wealthy, being the Son of God, the Prince of Peace, the Mighty God, the Wonderful Counselor. If women only knew Him, by leaving their pride and prejudice, they would love Him in return. He is coming soon to take those who have received Him, to deliver us from the wrath and judgment to come as prophesied in Revelation. Consider Jesus then, who is the only true God and Savior, proving it when He chose to die so as to shed His perfect blood as a sacrifice so we could have our sins forgiven, for without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness. I finally was won over and received Jesus into my heart and life and so there is reserved for me and all those who have done such as I, a crown of righteousness and eternal life as His Bride at His side to be in His awesome Kingdom forever. May you realize this world is in the shadows of what is to come and our enemy tries to keep us in this darkness so we do not see Jesus as the true light of the world. Praise God that we can choose this light of life and be delighted in His loving kindness forever and ever. God bless you with faith in believing in the Gospel message. May more women see Jesus Christ as their Mr. Darcy, Amen!

My gooosh Mary is the most underrated 🥺🥺

Her character is like that. In the book she's described as the most plain one among the Bennett sisters, she doesn't socialize much and only reads books and is awkward.

I love Mary, and I think the actress who plays her here is so pretty

There is a book of pride and prejudice from Mr. Darcy's point of view. The name is Mr. Darcy's Diary, by Amanda Grange. If you love this story I recommend it, it's great to see him fall in love from his point of view.

@@anapaulaishikawa9096 Thank you. Mr Darcy is an amazing character. In Pride and Prejudice, Jane Austen's book and the 2005 movie production. The clearly shares Mr Darcy's interest of Elizabeth's, soon after the ball. Starting with him talking about her eyes. I will look for the book.

then there would be no story

@@anapaulaishikawa9096 I ordered the book. Thank you.

I think barely tolerable, which is why Lizzie says it to him.

I've got the subtitles on with the movie and he said perfectly tolerable

He says she’s perfectly tolerable. Lizzie sticks it to Darcy by saying that he’s barely tolerable.

It’s mostly just that she says almost the same thing he said earlier. He didn’t know she was listening at the time he said that she was “perfectly tolerable” (not very pretty, just ok, a 5/10). Saying that phrase back to him shows him that she heard what he said and didn’t approve, but in a subtle way. Even though he was probably quite embarrassed, her mother and Jane wouldn’t have understood, so she wasn’t trying to shame him in front of other people or be cruel, she just teased him. Most people Darcy meets just try to flatter him or agree with everything he says. Elizabeth didn’t do that: she challenged him and called him out on being rude, but without being impolite herself.

Well of course. A historical film MUST have several gross errors. Otherwise, the keyboard pedants would have nothing to do and would die of idleness.

@@soneil7745 😂🤣