When the girl is not your type but is everybody's type!

Rating: 7/10 (19 May 2017)

This review is solely for those contemplating watching an old classic movie for the first time. It's not a war movie despite being cast in this times. The scenes with men are so stereo typical and distraught that you'd wonder how such men could actually be soldiers. The Southern Gentlemen' way was shoe horned into soiled babies and dummies with southern accents. So what's the big deal about this? A girl named Scarlett O'Hara (Vivien Leigh) and her predilection for misplaced infatuation of one, married and too old for her, Ashley Wilkes Leslie Howard). This is the film whose running story line (joke) is propped up by the noblest of Southern women captured by a genuine goodness or blind hospitality of his wife/cousin Melanie Hamilton ((Olivia de Haviland). If there is virtue exemplified, then Rhett Butler (Clark Gable) is vile glorified. Don't get me wrong, without Rhett calling out Scarlett's spoiled kitten routine, we'd have no reason to continue, or watch over and over again.These four characters are Confederate juicy gossip and much as they are a high school roller-coaster ride of matchmaking.