Gone With The Wind Movie Reflection

     My review of the movie Gone With The Wind is, that it really shows the growth of theater and the rights of women. In the movie, there are characters that are women who play the main roles. This is a big deal considering women being actors was frowned upon for years. Historical the movie showed a good point of view of how people felt about the war and how men acted toward war. It also hits on the point of how much power men possessed in deciding. The historical concept of the movie shows how towns were affected for armies would march through and destroy towns by cannon fire. Overall it shows the South's perspective as civilians, women, men, soldiers, and life as a Southerner. The movie Gone With The Wind also depicts the art and furniture for how buildings like homes or stores had a piece of artwork or artwork in every room to tie things together. The movie, also demonstrated how some slaves, house slaves in particular had freedom due to raising the children for the children sought them out to be like a mother, if not a second mother to them. This was due to the fact that the child grows attached to the house slave caretaker throughout the years the child is being raised. There was also a huge number of black people that were in bars that also had white people in them and blacks were also seen with whites in buildings as well. This also comes to show how black people are also in movies around this time. In older movies, black people were not seen, not only black people were not seen but also blacked faced due to certain laws. Some scenes in the movie Gone With The depict the overall tone of the English language back then versus now.