This movie is about the Old South was brought to an end by the Civil War. It included aspects of romance, jealousy, and comedy to depict the effects of the Civil War.

Rating: 6/10 (2 January 2017)

"Gone with the Wind" has incorporated aspects of romance, drama, and comedy meanwhile portraying the events of the Civil War. However at certain parts of the movie, it was slow and mundane. The love triangle between Scarlett O'Hara, Rhett Butler, and Ashley Wilkes intensifies as the movie progresses. Scarlett marries three men, ending with Rhett Butler. Throughout those marriages, she truly loves Ashley Wilkes and is jealous of Ashley's cousin, Melanie Hamilton, who is his wife. At the end of the film, Scarlett realizes the mistake of loving another man but Rhett leaves to go back to Charleston. Comedy is a recurring aspect in the movie. Mammy, who is a slave for the O'Hara family, makes remarks about Scarlett which provides the viewer to be more engaged in the movie. The death of Bonnie Blue was sad, depressing, and made Scarlett and Rhett grow further apart. Rhett claimed that the only thing that was keeping their marriage alive was Bonnie because Scarlett loved Ashley Wilkes.