Jo & Laurie & Amy | Love in the Dark
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I can't describe how much I love this movie. It's pure perfection and I can't decide if I like Jo x Laurie more or Amy x Laurie... So, this is basically a video about both pairings. I hope you enjoy!
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Movie: Little Women (2019)
Couple: Jo x Laurie, Amy x Laurie
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jo brings out the boy in laurie, but amy brings out the man in laurie.
Bringing out the boy doesn't have to be a bad thing though. I liked both and rightly said about the man and boy.
Impressive summary..
Ong yall
That is so true !!
Amy brought out the best in him when he was lost & didn’t know what to do in life
"The love I feel for Amy is different"..so deep
why? I have never understand this:
Elu Mix I think Teddy loved Jo as a sister
@@elumix2430 bcs he love amy as a woman.
one of the most important lines in the movie. people don’t seem to get it.
@@elumix2430 he loved jo as his childhood sweetheart but he loves Amy as his wife and soulmate
What do people not get about Jo saying she cares more to be loved, and Marmee saying that that's not the same as loving. That scene is so crucial! Jo only believes she loves Laurie when she feels lonely and is missing the golden days of her childhood. She still doesn't really truly love him. Jo wants to be loved by someone so she'll settle for a relationship with Laurie because he's safe and he used to be in love with her.
I think most people do get that. You’re absolutely right, that is the most crucial scene of their relationship in my opinion. It really is a different kind of love and they both realize it eventually.
I had the same experience with someone else, I'm just like Jo!
That's a good point
Yes. It's easy to mistake it, really.
In the book Jo never thought she loves Laurie. It was always clear from her actions and thoughts that Laurie was just a brother to her. She never second guessed her decision of turnong him down in the book. She even thought about him and one of her sisters getting together way before Amy and Laurie married. She was so happy for them in the book.
I love how Amy was so selfless when it comes to her love for Laurie. She never really pushed herself to him romantically even if he's arm length and she had the opportunity to do so. I love her self-respect and maturity.
this is so underrated !
I was waiting for someone to comment this idea!
Like? She never was selfish about her love for Laurie... Even when they were younger she respected Laurie's love for Jo more than anyone else. She got jealous of Jo but she only tried to bother them one time when she burned Jo's novel. That was unreasonable but she was younger then. When she knew she did wrong and fell on the cold water she changed a lot. Nobody emphasizes that.
@@elliekim478seriously and in books she didn't even confessed that she had crush on him it's just in movie...and yet people call her selfish😔
"You look beautiful. You are beautiful"
It's the way he corrected himself and finally acknowledging the way he feels about her for me.
Yessssss, “You look beautiful” is said for describing her appearance, her outfit or anything from outside. “You are beautiful” is…an assertion of his feeling and his heartbeat 💗 for her.
Jo was never in love with Laurie. How do people not get this. When I watched the movie I never thought she was in love with him. But Laurie truly did love Jo and AMY TRULY LOVES LAURIE FOR ALL OF HIM
I completely agree. Jo was just lonely when she decided to give him a chance. She does love him, but more like a brother or a friend. Laurie gets his heart broken and then falls in love with Amy, and only then realizes that that’s a more grown up form of love... at least that’s what I tried to show in this video.
irrelevanttous yes I agree and you completely showed it perfect. Jo and Laurie are soulmates but the best friends kind of soulmates. When I watched the movie the actor did such an amazing job proving that they were the best of friends and nothing more.
When Jo writes her love letter to Laurie she says “My dear teddy, I miss you more than I can express. I used to think that the worst fate was to be a wife, I was young and stupid. But now I have changed. The worst fate is to live my life without you in it.” I think Jo finds it hard to express her feelings without going against her believes/ideas about what women should and shouldn’t be in the world. Like when Jo tells her sister Meg that she doesn’t need to get married to John and that she will get bored after 2 years. Later on Jo telling her mum that she is sick of women having their only purpose of to love. Jo realised that women are more than that. To all the people saying Jo felt ‘lonely’ and needed to fill a void that’s why she confesses to Laurie her love that was not the reason. When Jo left to go to New York she left her sisters behind. And when her sister Beth got sick she came back in a heart beat. Stopping everything that she was doing her dreams and ambition for her sister. When her sister Amy burned her papers Jo got angry at Amy and even said she will never ever forgive her and then when her sister nearly drowned she went back to talking to her in a heart beat realising that her sister was more important. Similarly as soon as she rejects Laurie she kept writing to him but he was the one that was not answering to her letters. Jo truly did care for him. She just didn’t have herself figured out yet. Jo thought a women cannot marry and pursue her dreams at the same time in the end she realises she can when she marries the professor. She realises this before however and wanted to tell Laurie by confessing to him through the letter but it was to late. Jo wanted it to be Laurie that she marries. Jo even admitted to her mum that when she gets angry her anger can blind her. Like when she rejected Laurie because of her anger blinding her to thinking women should be independent and never married, but she doesn’t realise women can be both. Jo is a strong willed character who refuses to back down but then she does on all of these occasions she does it for the people that she loves. She did that when she rejected Laurie. She was angry because she had dreams she wanted to pursue and marriage was not on her radar back then. However after loosing her sister for good this time she realises the mistake she made rejecting Laurie. She realises death is her worse enemy and it can come in the way of things even when she thinks she is in control. She steers the wheel of her life, she is independent, unmarried, in New York writing doing everything she ever wanted but death still has a way of ruining things. When she comes to this realisation she cannot bear to loose Laurie in the same way without telling him how she truly feels. Because Jo finally realises that the love she holds for him is greater than whatever it is she wanted to do as a single women.
@@boudouroubou9790 thanks for elaborating , I got confused a bit !
@@boudouroubou9790 thank you for taking your own time to explain! xx
Jo and Laurie were more like siblings, otherwise Amy and Laurie a couple
I agree, I see Jo and Laurie more as siblings, too, but I think Laurie doesn’t really realize it until he starts to fall for Amy.
not really... they were just goofy together
When Jo writes her love letter to Laurie she says “My dear teddy, I miss you more than I can express. I used to think that the worst fate was to be a wife, I was young and stupid. But now I have changed. The worst fate is to live my life without you in it.” I think Jo finds it hard to express her feelings without going against her believes/ideas about what women should and shouldn’t be in the world. Like when Jo tells her sister Meg that she doesn’t need to get married to John and that she will get bored after 2 years. Later on Jo telling her mum that she is sick of women having their only purpose of to love. Jo realised that women are more than that. To all the people saying Jo felt ‘lonely’ and needed to fill a void that’s why she confesses to Laurie her love that was not the reason. When Jo left to go to New York she left her sisters behind. And when her sister Beth got sick she came back in a heart beat. Stopping everything that she was doing her dreams and ambition for her sister. When her sister Amy burned her papers Jo got angry at Amy and even said she will never ever forgive her and then when her sister nearly drowned she went back to talking to her in a heart beat realising that her sister was more important. Similarly as soon as she rejects Laurie she kept writing to him but he was the one that was not answering to her letters. Jo truly did care for him. She just didn’t have herself figured out yet. Jo thought a women cannot marry and pursue her dreams at the same time in the end she realises she can when she marries the professor. She realises this before however and wanted to tell Laurie by confessing to him through the letter but it was to late. Jo wanted it to be Laurie that she marries. Jo even admitted to her mum that when she gets angry her anger can blind her. Like when she rejected Laurie because of her anger blinding her to thinking women should be independent and never married, but she doesn’t realise women can be both. Jo is a strong willed character who refuses to back down but then she does on all of these occasions she does it for the people that she loves. She did that when she rejected Laurie. She was angry because she had dreams she wanted to pursue and marriage was not on her radar back then. However after loosing her sister for good this time she realises the mistake she made rejecting Laurie. She realises death is her worse enemy and it can come in the way of things even when she thinks she is in control. She steers the wheel of her life, she is independent, unmarried, in New York writing doing everything she ever wanted but death still has a way of ruining things. When she comes to this realisation she cannot bear to loose Laurie in the same way without telling him how she truly feels. Because Jo finally realises that the love she holds for him is greater than whatever it is she wanted to do as a single women.
exactly. they were more like Harry and Hermione, but Amy and Laurie are everything. I'm happy they got their happy ending.
@@perksofbeinglin I couldn't say it better. That was my version of the Laurie and Jo's love story all time. I think that Laurie is love of Jo's life and Jo is love of Laurie's life. I have to say that I appreciate Amy and Laurie like couple. But that never will be like Laurie and Jo. Thanks for share your opinion, I'm complete agree with your comment!
"The love I feel for Amy is different", I don't understand how people don't see that he's in love with Amy. He loved Jo, but he said it himself: he loves Amy in a romantic way and he loves Jo in a fraternal way.
they didn't grow their relationship enough in the movie, jo and laurie had more screen time together which made people fall for that ship more
"i would be respected if i couldn't be loved" THIS THIS THIS
Literally my favourite line in this movie!
“I have been second to Jo my whole life” really hit home.
The scene where she talks about marriage as an economic proposition is so clearly the moment Laurie's entire perspective shifts and he is so clearly realizing his feelings for Amy especially in the way he reacts to her accepting Fred Vaughn's proposal as well as seeing Amy run to him as he stands in the doorway. The movie did such a good job of properly portraying the love story of Laurie and Amy.
Saoirse, Timothee and Florence were absolutely amazing at portraying Amy, Laurie, and Jo's love, in different ways. I could always see the platonic relationship between Laurie and Jo. Amy and Laurie had actual chemistry, and they really are perfect together. I'm amazed at how brilliantly they acted the Amy x Laurie scenes and Jo x Laurie scenes, it just makes it so much more realistic. I personally love this movie so much, and I love how the Meg, Jo and Amy all found who they really wanted in the end.
I think that greta gewig did amazing work and choosed the casting perfectly
I never viewed jo and lauries realationship as anything other than friendship. They were never meant to end up together, Amy and Laurie fit together much better than jo and Laurie ever did. I love this version of little women as it showed Amy and less of a backstabbing man stealer and more of a girl who fell in love with Laurie and got her fairytale ending, who is jo to deny her sister of happiness if she didn’t love Laurie.
I really can't understand why people hate Laurie and Amy's relationship, like why? They deserved each other. If Jo accepted Laurie's proposal, their relationship would be totally a disaster. They're young and immature. Amy made Laurie realized right things.
Amy and Laurie! 😍
Laurie loved her to early Jo loved him to late
She never loved him romantically tho. She just wanted to have him loving her while Amy and Laurie loved eachother deeply and truly
It was never romatically. She only wanted to be loved but she never loved Laurie more than a friend...
I really don't know why people keep saying not romantically. If it wasn't then she wouldn't write him the letter or feel anything. Jo is not a stone, she's flesh with emotions.
However i love all ships and for the longterm Amy was a wiser choice though i do believe it was a safe one. But that doesn't make it less romantic.
I don't even think Laurie stopped loving Jo but i do believe the love evolved when he became an adult. He accepted her stance and he moved on
@@mariamalfa7026 Romantic love isn't settling and giving in when the only reason you are agreeing to it is because you are sick of being lonely. Romantic love should be when both both people feel a deep connection with eachother and want them to be their everything. And Jo and Laurie would have never worked out because Marmie literally said it in the film that what Jo was feeling was not the same thing as love. She may have loved him platonicly and she may of cared about him alot in a friendly way but Jo wasn't in love with Laurie, not in the way Amy loved him
Niamh O Loughlin i think in the future version, jo couldn’t say that she loves him because it betrays her belief that women are more than that and they deserve more than just marriage and love.
but i think the moral of it all is that the love that laurie felt for jo was more childish and wild and natural, but the love he felt for amy was the type that amy talked about. the type of love that you can learn to love someone and the type of love that comes from mutual effort that will last. and i think jo was starting to learn to love laurie, but she wasn’t quite there yet. she needed him to give her more of a confirmation before she actually loved him but he had fallen in love with amy at that point. jo needed laurie to love her as he did when they were younger because that’s what she began to believe love was. when she was younger she thought that because she didn’t love him immediately and as passionately, that it wasn’t love but when they grew up and she loved frederic she learned that love doesn’t have to be wild and crazy and immediate. you can fall in love slowly.
and laurie constantly asking who frederic was showed that he wouldn’t ever just stop loving jo, that love was just in the past and it had evolved.
considering the essence of the story is that life doesn’t always turn out the way you want it to, jo thinking she could’ve loved laurie and laurie loving amy was kinda perfect in showing that. our childhood doesn’t define our future. they both grew up and learned what romantic love actually was.
but that’s just my opinion from the movie i haven’t read the book yet :)
Not gonna lie jo was very selfish she took his love for granted and then couldn’t handle it when she gave it to someone else
That’s really not true. Jo loved Laurie too with a pure love even if she wasn’t exactly in love with him and she showed it all the time. When she wrote the letter, she didn’t know he was with Amy. And she ran to tear it up when she did because she didn’t want to cause any division. And afterwards, though it’s natural and healthy for her to have feelings of anger and betrayal and sadness, she handled the whole situation respectfully and kindly with both her sister and Laurie allowing for their continuing familial relationships.
@@s.b.1814 I think Marwa is right that she was a taker in their relationship while Laurie just gave and gave so she didn’t necessarily deserve him as she was but that afterwards she acted in a very mature way when he returned with Amy. It was sort of her redemption arc in that regard. She didn’t ruin her sister’s and Laurie’s newfound happiness by confessing through the letter and she didn’t get mad at Amy.
Jo and Laurie loved eachother, but Amy and Laurie were in love
Girl what does this even mean?
@@karenaleman1891 you can't understand ?! Jo and Laurie loved eachother like siblings but Amy and Laurie were in love which means they were L O V E R S
@@dianap3919 ohhhh ok I get now lol
The 1 dislike is aunt march
Lol 😂
Well there are 10 dislikes so Aunt March do be making several accounts tho
😂
one thing I find so beautiful about laurie and amy is that laurie patiently loved jo at arms length the same way amy patiently loved laurie from a distance and now they are with the person who loves them the most which is each other
Laurie loves jo, but like he said he love he feels for Amy is different.. Laurie and jo wouldn’t have worked out because they loved eachother but were not right for eachother. They both ended up realizing it. Laurie and Amy loved eachother and were right for eachother.
When Jo writes her love letter to Laurie she says “My dear teddy, I miss you more than I can express. I used to think that the worst fate was to be a wife, I was young and stupid. But now I have changed. The worst fate is to live my life without you in it.” I think Jo finds it hard to express her feelings without going against her believes/ideas about what women should and shouldn’t be in the world. Like when Jo tells her sister Meg that she doesn’t need to get married to John and that she will get bored after 2 years. Later on Jo telling her mum that she is sick of women having their only purpose of to love. Jo realised that women are more than that. To all the people saying Jo felt ‘lonely’ and needed to fill a void that’s why she confesses to Laurie her love that was not the reason. When Jo left to go to New York she left her sisters behind. And when her sister Beth got sick she came back in a heart beat. Stopping everything that she was doing her dreams and ambition for her sister. When her sister Amy burned her papers Jo got angry at Amy and even said she will never ever forgive her and then when her sister nearly drowned she went back to talking to her in a heart beat realising that her sister was more important. Similarly as soon as she rejects Laurie she kept writing to him but he was the one that was not answering to her letters. Jo truly did care for him. She just didn’t have herself figured out yet. Jo thought a women cannot marry and pursue her dreams at the same time in the end she realises she can when she marries the professor. She realises this before however and wanted to tell Laurie by confessing to him through the letter but it was to late. Jo wanted it to be Laurie that she marries. Jo even admitted to her mum that when she gets angry her anger can blind her. Like when she rejected Laurie because of her anger blinding her to thinking women should be independent and never married, but she doesn’t realise women can be both. Jo is a strong willed character who refuses to back down but then she does on all of these occasions she does it for the people that she loves. She did that when she rejected Laurie. She was angry because she had dreams she wanted to pursue and marriage was not on her radar back then. However after loosing her sister for good this time she realises the mistake she made rejecting Laurie. She realises death is her worse enemy and it can come in the way of things even when she thinks she is in control. She steers the wheel of her life, she is independent, unmarried, in New York writing doing everything she ever wanted but death still has a way of ruining things. When she comes to this realisation she cannot bear to loose Laurie in the same way without telling him how she truly feels. Because Jo finally realises that the love she holds for him is greater than whatever it is she wanted to do as a single women.
honestly this movie gives me hope that you can have more than one love in this life. call me naive, but it gives me hope❤️
I absolutely believe in the fact that you can have more than one love in your lifetime and this movie shows a perfect example of that 😊
It's a movie.
I believe that u can love more than once, and each love will always be different from another. Just like laurie's love for Jo and his love for amy
Jo didn't love laurie he was her backup option when she would get lonely but amy had truly loved laurie
Stappp this is so good and I have such mixed emotions about this ugh.
Aw thank you! Yeah I have very mixed emotions about these two pairings as well... 😅
jo was never in love with laurie, she wants to be loved because she's lonely. laurie did love jo not realizing that it is just a brother-sister/bestfriend kind of love (and i guess he still don't know what truly love is back then). he was too focused on jo that he didn't noticed amy's love for him. but when they met again in paris. amy and laurie got closer and that's when he finally realized the difference of the way he felt for jo and amy.
this was a beautiful edit, and i loved how you lined up the scenes that are connected or show why a character is doing something like when aunt march told amy to marry rich and that scene with laurie in the painting room where she says "i've always known i'd marry rich".
i also LOVE how you didn't mix both the ships' scenes, to really emphasize the fact that laurie might've loved jo at one point, but she's only his first love, while amy is his last. i don't get why people say she was just a second choice, because she was the one who'd pushed laurie to become something and definitely showed him that she was more intelligent and wise than anyone gave her credit for (case in point the marriage is an economic proposition scene-laurie looks properly schooled there). also amy and laurie had way more chemistry (the untying the smock scene- the way he slowly pulled the ribbon and unbuttoned it-hot!) than jo and laurie, who had more of a bff kind of vibe to them.
Thank you so much for your kind words 🤍 I’m so glad you liked it! I agree with everything you said, Amy and Laurie had a more profound, grown-up love in my opinion, while Laurie and Jo were more like childhood sweethearts
@@irrelevanttous95 agreed! this movie is one of my favorites, and i'm so glad that you made an edit about them!
Beautiful video! I found it hard to chose between these ships because I really empathised with each of them and I couldn't be subjective enough. It made sense and maybe it ended "right" but things don't always end with "right." That being said I really need to read the book.
I agree with all of this. I still can’t really decide which ship I like better... Thank you so much for watching ❤️
I like Amy and Laurie better but I’m kind of bias because jo annoyed me
@@KJ-qn3kv well, each to their own :D I might be biased too cause Jo was my favorite. Then again, I don't care that much for the ships in this although I have preferences.
When Jo writes her love letter to Laurie she says “My dear teddy, I miss you more than I can express. I used to think that the worst fate was to be a wife, I was young and stupid. But now I have changed. The worst fate is to live my life without you in it.” I think Jo finds it hard to express her feelings without going against her believes/ideas about what women should and shouldn’t be in the world. Like when Jo tells her sister Meg that she doesn’t need to get married to John and that she will get bored after 2 years. Later on Jo telling her mum that she is sick of women having their only purpose of to love. Jo realised that women are more than that. To all the people saying Jo felt ‘lonely’ and needed to fill a void that’s why she confesses to Laurie her love that was not the reason. When Jo left to go to New York she left her sisters behind. And when her sister Beth got sick she came back in a heart beat. Stopping everything that she was doing her dreams and ambition for her sister. When her sister Amy burned her papers Jo got angry at Amy and even said she will never ever forgive her and then when her sister nearly drowned she went back to talking to her in a heart beat realising that her sister was more important. Similarly as soon as she rejects Laurie she kept writing to him but he was the one that was not answering to her letters. Jo truly did care for him. She just didn’t have herself figured out yet. Jo thought a women cannot marry and pursue her dreams at the same time in the end she realises she can when she marries the professor. She realises this before however and wanted to tell Laurie by confessing to him through the letter but it was to late. Jo wanted it to be Laurie that she marries. Jo even admitted to her mum that when she gets angry her anger can blind her. Like when she rejected Laurie because of her anger blinding her to thinking women should be independent and never married, but she doesn’t realise women can be both. Jo is a strong willed character who refuses to back down but then she does on all of these occasions she does it for the people that she loves. She did that when she rejected Laurie. She was angry because she had dreams she wanted to pursue and marriage was not on her radar back then. However after loosing her sister for good this time she realises the mistake she made rejecting Laurie. She realises death is her worse enemy and it can come in the way of things even when she thinks she is in control. She steers the wheel of her life, she is independent, unmarried, in New York writing doing everything she ever wanted but death still has a way of ruining things. When she comes to this realisation she cannot bear to loose Laurie in the same way without telling him how she truly feels. Because Jo finally realises that the love she holds for him is greater than whatever it is she wanted to do as a single women.
@@boudouroubou9790 I know this is 5 months old but I only now stumbled again on this amd saw your reply. think that's a really insightful analysis. And you could be right. Most people think Jo was lonely and that's the sole reason she confessed, but that can be one interpratation.
But what you are saying sounds reasonable as well. It could be that her feeling lonely is what pushed her to write to Laurie but that she also did feel something for him, deep down, only she was to scared that if she gave in it would ruin her ideals as an independent woman.
When she rejected Laurie she said 'I don't believe I will ever marry' and she firmly believed this. Of course after Meg married, Amy went to Europe and Beth died she realised there was something missing to and that was Laurie but it was too late. Sure she said 'I care more to be loved', but that could also be that she was still confused about everything and would do anything to get back to when she had her mind set on not marrying at all. When it was easier and they were just 'little women'. I understand Jo and can't blame her for being to late. It's not easy to pick between belief and feeling. Also growing and realising not everything in life comes as you envisioned can be scary.
this video was edited so beautifully! love Laurie & Amy!!
Thank you so much! I do, too!
when i watched the movie i cried enough but i think you just made me cry even more
That one dislike is from Aunt March lol You did an amazing job!
Hahaha thank you so much!
« And i´ll watch » really hurts
All I can say well done greta gewig for choosing an amazing cast and a fabulous point of view about the story
Jo and Laurie never would've grown up if they stayed together. Laurie loved Jo as a girl, but he loved Amy as a woman.
the way i keep on watching this everyday cause it's so good. i love this edit so much and with amy in the end AAAAAAAA my amy x laurie heart is 😭❤️
Thank you so much! I’m glad you liked it ❤️
@@irrelevanttous95 can u edit another amy x laurie vid pls? 🥺 if it's okay.
this is so touching!
Amazing work!
Thank you so much!
This is beautiful.
Great job editing this!
Thank you!
So cute! Great edit!
Thank you!
Don't know why , but l cry
Love your edit💓👏🏼
Thank you!
Eu gostei tanto do vídeo que você fez e música que usou. Estou apaixonada, não paro de assistir! Parabéns! Esse filme me trouxe tantos sentimentos maravilhosos, só quero assistir outra vez! ✨😍
I just finished watching it and omg I’m in love 😍 Amy and Laurie are cute and beautiful but jo and Laurie are cute too but she didn’t love him only as a friend. And let’s not forget why is Laurie voice sexy omg my heart ❤️
what a beautiful edit 💕
Thank you!
I love thiS edit ❤️
Thank you! ❤️
Esse filme é muito bom 😃
3:17 onwards is everything 😭😭😭😭😭🥺 my hearttt❤️
AMY AND LAURIE WERE MADE FOR EACH OTHER
It all Worked out !! They are not LITTLE WOMEN they are “ SMART WOMEN “ ❤❤
beautiful
Karina Sandrelly thanks!
I love this edit ❤️
Thank you! 🥰
irrelevanttous you don’t need to thank me you did the beautiful edit so thank you😊
Aww that’s so sweet! I’m really glad you liked it 😊
Yes, they had the best memories growing up. But Laurie was meant for Amy. The love seems more mutual.
I see Laurie and jo more as siblings
When I was younger I used to believe Laurie should've ended up with Jo, but now as an adult I understand... Jo and Laurie loved each other but Jo also love Meg, and Amy..... Laurie and Amy truly loved each other not as brother and sister, but as man and woman
I completely agree, Laurie’s feelings for Amy were more grown up. He did love Jo, too, but in a more childish, pure way which I loved in the movie but I doubt they would have made a good match in the long term.
@@irrelevanttous95 Yeah, when they were together Jo and Laurie brought out the childish sides of each other, they could act freely without care whereas Laurie and Amy brought out the more mature sides of each other, Laurie could act and feel like a man when he was with Amy but couldn't feel that way with Jo since she never saw him that way in the first place
I want to be loved ..its not same as loving the line is so deep
laurie and amy are perfect for each other, he would've been so unhappy with jo since she didn't love him at all. she just wanted to feel less lonely that's why she wanted him to propose to her again. besides, his chemistry with florence pugh was off the charts. I love it
😭😭😭😭 Best couple 💝
Which one? 😅
Laurie and Amy were cute together!! Jo and Laurie acted like brother and sister more. This newer version of little women was the best made. Not happy with the skipping all over the place. But I ended up loving Laurie and Amy better. They were the whole movie as why it did good. Loved this movie
i'm here again SJHFGSHG this edit deserves more views and likes istg
i read some comments and no one said something about our AMAZING TIMOTHEE CHALAMET.
the song... ohhh
voy a llorar
People like Jo and Laurie because they view themselves as Jo and want a guy like Laurie that will change who they are for "love" so that the Jo of the relationship never has to change
Fantastic.
film name?
I feel like pp should pay more attention to Jo's conversation with marmee and laurie's conversation with jo in the end. It literally explains everything ppl need to know about both relationships between laurie and amy and laurie and jo.
Amy and laurie have a healthier and deeper love for one another, I think laurie realized that. That's why he talks to Jo and tells her his love for amy is different although he's loved jo all his life, and he finally admits he understands why jo rejected him, and has no regrets about how it all turned out. They both ended up in the places they were meant to be and with who they were meant to be with
More pepole need to see this🤩
I want AMY and LAURIE spinoff movie
please tell me how you made the thumbnail!!!!
I always make them in Sony Vegas. I use the “Cookie Cutter” tool
Jo and Laurie were twin flames
but
Amy and Laurie were soulmates
Which movie is this..plzz tell me someone
It’s “Little Women” by Greta Gerwig
@@irrelevanttous95 its love story right?
It’s more about women’s emotional depth and relationships (like sisterhood) in general, but there is romance in it too.
Somebody plz tell me the name of the background song
Love in the dark by Adele
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Normally when I watch these videos people say Jo and Laurie are so good together and Amy and Laurie are bad but I like Amy and Laurie together
I completely agree, I think Amy and Laurie are very good together. Jo and Laurie is more of a friendship than a romantic couple
irrelevanttous jo is just a friend and Laurie couldn’t really see that but Amy was not just a friend and everyone I talk to say that Jo and Laurie are great together but they’re just like a friendship
Jo and laurie were best friends.. But amy and laurie were meant to be
poor
fred vaughn
Lol underrated comment
This is one of the most sad love story but ended with a happy ending.
I’m really said that the movie is short
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The situations are similar: Laurie loves Jo but Jo doesn’t love him. Amy loves Laurie but Laurie doesn’t love her. The difference here’s that Laurie wants someone to love, Jo wants to be loved. He sees that Amy will accept his love, and choses to grow a relationship with her, to fall in love with her. I hate that people say that Laurie should have ended with Jo just because. Perhaps Jo would have made the same choice Laurie did with time, but it’s more likely that she would accept his love and grow comfortable in it as she had no more incentive to grow love - the love shared between them would never be equal. Anyway, by the time, Laurie and Amy got married, he had already made the choice to love her, and I don’t think he would exchange their equal love to an unequal one.
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I think that in this version of Little Women is shown that "Teddy" love Jo by all his heart...but he understand that he can't be with her...I think he will love her forever... oh my God it kills me how he just say only what he could do: he will watch how she will be love someone else...and I see in him big fight of his heart when he brings he's new wife or when Jo heart look at someone else...but he just can't do nothing...just watch 💔 I love this film*
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Jo is always pushing and hitting Laurie, which is kind of funny, but Amy is so sweet to him but honest and that is what he needs
Some people are meant to fall in love but not be together
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I am so in love with amy laurie they are just meant to be together
He love her so Early and she love him so late
She didn't love him In the way you think she did. She was confused ,she wanted be loved. And Laurie wanted be loved too. But Jo couldn't love him like Amy did. Amy loved him with all his mistakes and she just truly loved him
she never loved him romatically
WHY DIDN'T TIMOTHEE GET AN OSCAR ?!?!?!?!?!
I don’t believe Laurie married Amy at the end. Amy envied Jo during all her life, she wanted to get married with a rich man and she finally did it. With Laurie she looks like his mother and she got him.
They may be happy together, may be not. It depends on how Amy can forgive him for not being the first love in his life.
And Jo understood her love too late. She is really incredible, strong but her true passion is freedom.
That is how I see it.
The real pleasure of classic masterpiece that there are a lot of shades in characters.
Its funny beacuze i think in the books amy admits that if he was poor she woudnt marry him but he says "how can i belive that when you turned down a richer guy for me"
And she wasnt the second choice years passed and they matured and even then they spend few weeks before he fell for her amd she fell for him and pepole are allowed to have more lovers...its like u would say you are your lovers second choice just beacuze they loved someone else before...
And jo was never in love🤠
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People can't understand that Jo and Laurie werent soulmates or something like that. Jo didn't love him she wanted be loved that's all. Amy deserved this ending bc she TRULY loved Laurie and Laurie fell in love with her
he loved her too early, she tried to love him too late
Jo never loved loved him tho-
I don't hate Laurie or Jo however it is just unfair for Amy for people to hate her. Please understand the story better.
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My dear couple Jo and Laurie💙
I don’t want my best friend to marry my sister 😬
Why???
this made me s0b
alright so this is my opinion
jo did love laurie but never thought of him as a husband so-
when he told her that he loves her she didn't want anything to change between them she didn't want her childhood to go away as u can see all of her sisters got married she didn't want them to get married she wanted her life to stay the same but she knew her sisters had to marry so they can live happy with money and man so she wanted to prove that women can do better without men but she was stupid she loved him but still wasn't ready she was young she didn't want to get married she wanted to achieve her dream that's why she rejected him but then when she grew up she knew-
that she was WRONG she regrets everything she missed laurie and she was lonely
so she wrote him a letter c:
but sadly she was TOO LATE!
so let's go back to amy,
amy truly loved laurie as a husband and a man c:
sadly he didn't he never even thought of it,
after he got rejected by jo he started to feel uk nothing idk and lonely too,
so after that he found amy in that place as u can see,
the day next to it went to a party dramatic things happend and the other day
she was painting and was ready to go tell the man that she wants to marry him and so he stopped her and told her he loved her!
let's focus....
how did he love her that's totally fake
istg focus he just met her after years and stayed with her for like two days and said he loved her how tf did this happen u guys dumb enought to believe this ofc he used her after he got rejected to all amy x laurie fan i am so sorry we gotta be honest and please no hate on my grammar or spelling
he met amy after years of his breakdown and stayed with her for two days!
TWO DAYS!
even if it's not two days still he can't just fall in love like that!
so laurie love for jo is true love
amy love for laurie is true love too!
that's it bye bye! c:
*no hate*
Its ur opinion!
I mostly agree with you BUT he wasnt with her only two days...it was few weeks it just looked like two days beacuze of how little they showed them...
AND i thought that even later on Jo didnt realy feel any love for him- not before or later...it was just the pressure and fear if being alone while other sister were happy so she thought she would settle with laurie beacuze he liked her before and was a safe choice BUT you can see she cant bring herself to say she loves him while talking to her mother
i always thought of her seeing him as a brother she always wanted and you can kinda see it by her actions with him (playfull fighting ect.) And jo made him feel like a boy,
But amy made him feel like a man,
(Beacuze amy was always hard on him and challanged him to be a better man-like the fight on the party AND by the nicknames they have for him jo calls him "tedy" while amy calls him "my lord")
*So the reason i think they are truely in love is beacuze they were more mature and even the first scene when she says "im sorry Jo rejected you" he says "its fine dont be" or something like that...and in those days they spend thogether they got a bond and he slowly realized Amy is the woman he needs and you cant see it in the secene where they were in her art studio where she is talking abt marrige and her talent or when he sees her with Fred and he stand by the door you can kinda see it by the face*🤠
But yh thats mine opinion
And i mostly agree with urs😊👍
Jo and laurrie should have been together. Amy was no one and she just took the advantage of the situation. How could a sister do that to her sister? What happened to sis code huh? She didnt even talk to jo if it was okay her getting closer to laurrie. Amy does not even deserve laurrie cuz it was jo and laurrie who truly loved each other. Only the thing is jo didnt realise that she can have both her career and her love, so she let laurrie go.
No...i dont know where the heck did u watch the movie but
*jo never loved him romanticly like Laurie wanted her to- but Amy did. Jo saw him more like a brother she always wanted and when they were young amy was quiet and respected them (tho she did like him) later on jo rejected laurie meaning she didnt love him and amy did not need Jo's premission to love someone.*
Years passed and Amy meet Lauire when they are both more mature and over few moths they feel in love and when they meet Jo, Amy was even worried what jo might be mad or sad but Jo was only shocked but she told her its fine and they deserve each other. And even she gets the love of her life at the end🤠
Amy wasnt his back up plan or second choice beacuze pepole are allowed to have more than one lover in life. And Jo wrote the letter and said those things just beacuze she felt lonley and wanted to be loved...she would settle for him beacuze she knew he liked her from start but she woudnt realy love love him😬
Poor dog I liked my own commet how sad.