The Movie Itself Should Have Gone With the Wind

Rating: 2/10 (22 September 2018)

I did not read the book, so I do not know how the original story begins and ends exactly, but for one thing, I checked the novel, I wanted to see if the novel has a first-person narration style and I did see that it has not.
Throughout the movie I thought that there could only be one rescue for the novel to escape a type of harsh criticism, if it has a first-person narrator, we, as readers, can shape our comment with the sight of a Southern lady I figured. Yet, as I indicated before, it is presented without the first person narrator, and that's why it is irritating enough as the movie itself. I am actually bewildered by people's reviews on this movie as many cannot realize its one-sided and politically biased perspective on Civil War. It has disturbing scenes filled with folks from South who treat their slaves with such "eloquence", "courtesy", and "consideration" and how Unionists let these "slaves of their own" have property and such. Those were the times of collapse for them.. I do not even comment on characters who are akin to their sisters from Queen Victoria's Kingdom like they are thrown into this world from there, and Melanie... Oh, Melanie... What a type. No need to elucidate more as it may well be a verbose setting for a simple comment on this picture; one of the most overrated movies of all time.