The most symbolic hollywood movie ever!

Rating: Null/10 (17 March 2004)

There is no possible and reasonable way of electing the greatest movie ever made. There are too many subjectives variables which are based on personal opinions. Nevertheless, I think GWTW is easily defenceable as the most symbolic american movie of all times. Firstly it is the greatest hollywood box office. Outside USA borders, after 65 years, GWTW is still remembered and watched by old and new moviegoers. The plot has everything needed to a great movie; romance, war, tension, charismatic characters. Despite all the racism problems, the plot is focused on the central characters and mainly on Scarlett O'Hara played by the oustanding Vivien Leigh. The movie has, no doubt, a prejudicy view of black people. The american history shown in GWTW is also a fake. On the other hand, the main goal of the film is to show the amazing life of Scarlett. The soberb performance of Vivien Leigh will never be forgotten. This movie is not remembered by the racism message but for being a beloved history of a extraordinary woman and that was the Margaret Mitchell's purpose, at least I believe.