The Greatest Film of All Time

Rating: 10/10 (2 August 2003)

"Gone with the Wind", the 1939 epic, revolves around the life and loves of capricious and persuasive Southern belle, Scarlett O'Hara. Everything in "Gone with the Wind" is of high quality-- the acting is top-knotch, the screenplay sparkles with wit and drama, and the cinematography and production values can't be beat. Technicolor is used to the point that it glorifies the picture more, but it doesn't fall in the way of the story. Also, "Gone with the Wind" is BIG, running five minutes shy of four hours, winning 10 Academy Awards, and constantly placing easily in the top 5 or 10 of the greatest films lists. The movie moves at a break-neck pace, making four hours fly by. Rating: Ten stars out of Ten!