Madame Bovary's Waltz - "The lady's going to faint!"

[MrShaun42088]

Break the windows?? -- what they don't open???

[MrShaun42088]

BREAK THE WINDOWS??? That was CraZy @-@ I couldn't believe it...they kept breaking windows? and no one cared?? like something out of a dream....

[perla51]

@MrShaun42088 Yes because the windows have no handles.

[MrShaun42088]

@perla51 whadda ya mean -'NO handles!'.... now why on earth would you design a ball room with poor ventilation? that doesn't make sence. crowded rooms get very hot and stuffy...

[reneedenise9]

Vincente Minnelli's sumptuous film of MADAME BOVARY most definitely is a black-and-white film—and a testament to how elegant and precise black-and-white cinematography can be.

[MangeDisk]

This is such an astounding scene!

[winsome814]

This was a colored movie nonetheless my favorite scene too.

[MangeDisk]

@winsome814 It's a black and white movie according to Wiki (France).

[mbnyc2001]

I love he lady in the far right corner of the shot, wearing black, seated...as the first window is broken at 3:02...she laughs into her fan as the window breaks! WHO thought of that? Amazing...

[mbnyc2001]

This is amazing! Thanks for posting.

[tonydmen1]

fantastic video and music

[fairyfay80]

Damn! ;)