gabriel • bathsheba | ask me {far from the madding crowd} their story
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- čas přidán 25. 02. 2017
- perfect book, nearly perfect movie (as books are always better.)
definitely a must-see film, simply breathtaking.
Have you seen this move or read the book? Even if you haven't comment below your thoughts!
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He’s literally the man every woman hopes to end up with 💗: Humble, kind, dignified, respectful, hardworking, generous, faithful, loving and devoted, strong but soft, selfless, compassionate, courageous, prudent, responsible, honest, wise, loyal, simple, intelligent, thoughtful, Pius, gentle, constant, romantic and all around amazing. Dude, I can go on and on. Gabriel Oak is literally the unicorn of men.
A Unicorn indeed
I don't think he's a unicorn. Especially when we remember that the novel was written by a man. There are great guys out there, only that they often go unnoticed and are overlooked by less modest men.
Evelin Menezes Yeah, I really didn’t mean there are no guys like him. I’m sure there are. I just think they are very rare, especially now a days.
@@j.r.r5863 You are right. Unfortunately it is very rare and decency is hardly appreciated in our society. It is enough to note what kind of romantic hero pop culture and some women have been promoting: selfish, violent, dominating and manipulative men as in Fifty Shades, After and 365 days.
There is no such a man only in fairytales
I love how subtly he "tames" her. She goes to him, she chases him.
I love how you've been able to grasp this, no one here could :) you also noticed the roundness of the movie? that in the ending scene she wears the same clothes as in the opening one? yes, the thread can also be read in this key, that in the beggining she throws him a challenge ( "you will never be able to tame me") which he picks up and succesfully completes through kindness and trustworthiness then withdraws at the right moment alowing her to confront her feelings and the perspective of a life without him. :)
@@irinafiruti Wow..Good observation. !!!!!
The word tame is stupid. It's her choice after all and all this things he did when he withdrew it gave her mental pressure. That's unhealthy
@@elenawithacookie2221 it was her choice to use the word "tame", not mine... but to be honest I understand her choice of words because I feel the same. She is passionate and a free spirit and she doesn't want to be tied down by someone who doesn't inspire her, who will tell her what to do and take her freedom away (she thinks Gabriel is like this, and would force her to live a provincial life). I think what she is saying is if she were to settle down, she'd want someone who inspires her to choose him and not feel resentment for having to settle down. She is not opposed to settling, she does want to find someone to love and who loves her, but she doesn't want to be told what to do. She wants it to be her choice, she wants him to be such an excellent choice that she'll feel no resentment or disappointment whatsoever for "settling" for him. This is what she calls "tame me", and this is what he does. With steady patience he shows her he would not curtail her freedom or ask her to be less than what she is, so she realises that he is the person she can rely on and who loves just the way she is and is only asking for the same. He "tames" her because she has allowed it to be so, because she chose it.
@@friky111x100
Okay but "tame" is really not the word for me... It's more of a realization. Taming is different... Yk?
Gabriel: "If I knew you...that you would let me love you and marry you..."
Bathsheba: "But you'll never know..."
Gabriel: "Why not"?
Bathseba: "Because you... never ask...Ask me..."
Next moment: Gabriel reaches for her, pulls her into his arms and presses his lips to hers. What a long awaited moment...His sweet aching words now a memory: "Let me love you and marry you..." Oh Gabriel, a girl can dream...of a man like you...
Tell that to lesbians😒😒
@@pjosepha Those people are confused and don't know what they want so they lie to themselves and allow the deceptive lies of the flesh to guide them. They have given way to their depraved desires.
i never thought anyone could play gabriel oak as good as alan bates in 60s version , but matthias schoenaerts has nailed it for me.i love thomas hardy novels and most novels have been made into films one being Tess of the Derbervilles, Hardy had some terrific charactors in his books, and the films have donevthem justice.
This was so well made. Great choice of music, scenes, colouring, voice overs... really well done!
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Gabriel Oak and Atticus Finch are my favorite men from novels.
I really fall in love with the movie 😍😍 the chemistry between Mr.Oak and Bathseba 😍😍
My dear husband is my own Farmer Oak. I do not deserve him and the book always reminds me of the blessing he is.
Wow! Does he have any single brothers?!!
OMG this video is amazing! It's one of my favourite Gabriel & Bathsheba videos on CZcams. I got chills watching it and made me fall in love with Gabriel even more. The editing is fantastic and the music suits the scenes so beautifully. I love how you've captured the looks of love and affection between Bathsheba and Gabriel. I've seen the film and it was breathtaking. Definitely want to read the book as well!
I love the novel, it's one of my favorites. And this is my favorite adaptation! Beautiful tribute!
Thank you for this beautifully crafted caption of this films essence . . . it's been wonderfully done
Beautiful video, I love it!! The music, the scenes.. everything!! Very well done!!
Literally, I have watched this film 5 times this past week. Love it!
Beautiful edit, so much power and emotion in this
So glad I looked up Bathsheba and decided to click on this video or else I’d never of know about this movie.
I’m going to try and find it and watch it because I love movies like these. Pride and Prejudice is still one of my favorites so maybe this will be the another.
Definitely the best video of these two that I've seen!! Great Job!!
ah, the entire movie in 5 minutes! great edit. BUT don't watch this if you don't want to be spoiled!
I waited for the best line in the book... "when I look up there you be and when you look up there will I be" but it wasnt there...
in the 1967 version, Gabriel says the line
Matthias 🤗What manly perfection! Thank you for this nice montage.
Such beautifully made video this is !! True artistic talent !
what i love about Gabriel Oak is that he doesn't force a woman to succumb to him,,, he waits patiently till she naturally puts her guard down which is why Bathsheba always felt safe with him.
waiting for my Gabriel
Beautiful. Really stunning. I've fallen in love with them all over again.
I love this movie. I love it more that I only need to watch this
to catch all the parts I really want to see.
I kind of hated that she only turned to him when there was no one left. But good movie anyway. Dark but good.
I thought she doesn't deserve him .. she was foolish and married the soldier really quickly against her own principals. Even when she felt that there's something odd in her marriage she didn't act or do anything !!
And Gabriel, he was there for her all the way supporting and protecting her
Absolutely gorgeous video! ❤
This is beautiful
I love his character.
Thxxx Godddd i finallyyy found dis movie i read this novel in my high school course n was desperatly waiting for the movie to be found wow m.so happy bt whr is the full movie i wana watch
I love this story. I still need to read the books. I wonder what differences there will be between the book and this film adaptation. I love it anyway
I’m not crying you’re crying. 😭
Is it the novel far from the madding crowd rite?
I love this movie ❤
I only got interested in the movie after reading the book, it was a really good read.
What is the music called?
* watch in 1080p (: *
lOooOoooove
Que filme é esse?
What is the song in the background?
Arrival of the birds
What music is used in the background?
Believe it's Arrival of the Birds by The Cinematic Orchestra
Is there any man like Gabriel those days?
What the name of this film?
A wonderful film with a wonderful cast❤️❤️❤️
♥️♥️
Out of three guys....one looks too young, one looks old and one looks just perfect for her.
Armand amar musics I love it
Nice synopsis
😊🌻🌹
I love Carey Mulligan a lot - but I just didn't think she fit this role as perfectly as one could. The last Far From The Madding Crowd had a better performance I think - more natural, real, explosive, vivid - this just wasn't real enough for me. I still like her a lot though - I just think there could have been better, more real actresses/performances - like Lizzy Bennet in Pride And Prejudice the TV one, or Emma Thompson in her movies - someone like that.
On paper it would seem that Carey would be perfect but for some reason she is not and I don't know why.
But Schoenarts is definitely perfect and the final scene is brilliant.