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  • @ezcondition its not a porn...

  • Oh god Colin

  • I love how Vermeer stands up and his face is like "Hell naw" when the patron grabs Griet ^-^

  • quit playing and whip out your dick

  • i need to stop reading the comments they're all spoilers

  • Anyone else find the part where he was throwing stuff around hilarious, or am I just crazy?

  • Cornellia you bitch!

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  • natalia smeels of shit

  • I swear I'm a normal person, but i don"t know what's wrong with me now, EVERY move that Colin Firth does is somehow erotic to me!! OMG i'm going crazy

  • In the book, Catharina's mother is usually kind to Griet and she was plump.......

  • I skipped to this part (didnt watch the others) because i finished the book and wanted to see how the movie version is, and i have to admit, usually i hate the movie versions of books but this movie and coraline are my favorites.

    btw, i was happy to see Susan (from narnia) in this :)

  • what is she looking at 1:22? the shadow ?

  • @Animeprincessmaria ---The space,....she said the girl looked trapped.

  • 'Lil curly-haired bitch deserved what she got!

  • Tanneke was the one who told Griet about "The maid in red dress" painting, sitting with van Rujiven, but later afterwards carried his child... Griet nervously/curiously asks Pieter the father (who happen to be there at meat stall) about that time, showing she's worried herself who could be the very same maid if she sat in the propose painting. All this is from the book that I'm trying to explain the differences/changes. c:

  • AND they never showed van Loedhoek (not sure of spelling)- who is the one who warns Griet "never give up to his world" in the studio, while Vermeer goes off down the stairs to polish the lens of obscure camera. Ah sorry, I just wanted to clarify that between the film and book. There are many changes in the film which I felt deeply annoyed of not shown. And no Agnes! What a shame!

  • Maria Thins is a lot more awesome in the book- even she found out (without Catharina's knowledge, and later Tanneke knew though Maria told her to keep quiet) about Griet's mixing colours for Vermeer. She allowed so since Vermeer was painting a lot more quickly. When Griet moved the chair, it was actually a blue cloth that she moved so that the folds were shown differently and aligned the lady's arm while posed to write, holding a quill, so it would catch the eye and bring a focal point.

  • Whoa, he seriously did tear the house down.

  • lol Cornelia got owned, that little bitch.

    I love Vermeer, I love how he is so protective.

  • Love the how he is so protective of her.

  • I kinda like the grandmother, maybe it's because she hit the evil red head brat.....

  • Well we know that G-ma wears the pants in this family! She controls the money, the commisioning of paintings, and the running of the family.

  • @alphawarrior220 True, but it is Grandma's house that they are living in since before this Vermeer was struggling with money..

  • @alphawarrior220 -He is pussy whipped face it.And to punk to slam Griet right on the table,then eat some hair-pie.

  • @billy1212ist well, I wouldn't have thought to put it so colorfully, but yes, to have Griet right there on the table in the studio would be a great way for the book/movie to have gone...

  • @kittyhello377 hahahaha, omg. i agree with you. i wouldn't have described it so graphically but i would've loved to see a love scene between them.

  • @billy1212ist Hence why I said G-Ma wears the pants in this family.

  • i was the 100th like :)

  • once johannes jumps when van ruijvan grabs griet, i fall in love with him even more. just say it, YOU LOVE HER! ooooh, the sexual tension kills me.....

  • Cornelia+wife = bitches

    Old woman = likeable

    Johansson + Firth = interesting more and more so far.. :)

  • Gah! Scary man! Van Ruijvan is creepy!

  • that ginger kid looks like she's fucking possessed.

  • @mellysmellow ---A jealous.ugly,flat-chested,skin­ny dog breath B!tch.

  • @billy1212ist true that!

  • meeh annoying wife

  • @CAM91394 I think she found a bunch of her father's tiles lined along the bottom of the wall.

  • wait what did greit find behind the chair???

  • @CAM91394 i think she just wanted to see what he would do

  • does anyone know what the hairstyle the wife has at 04:00 is called?

  • What I think is so funny about both the book and the movie is that everyone assumes that Vermeer is banging Griet, (only they don't say it in so many words,) even though they haven't been doing anything at all.

  • that evil ginger cornelia freak got wat she certainly deserved!!!!!!!..... god she's soooooo hatable!!!!!!!!!!!!:@

  • Vermeer is so hawt :D

  • I love that movie maybe its on netflix hopefully lol...

  • folk luktade inte så gott på denna tid.

  • Oh, and the girl at 7:58 , one of Vermeer's daughters, grew up yo be quite pretty. Anna Popplewell is her name, I believe, she was in the Chronicles of Narnia.

  • @XxxxSunsetxxxX yeah, i was shocked to know she was in this movie. completely forgot. she is beautiful

  • Scarlett pulls off the "no eyebrows" quite beautifully. Gives her an otherworldly, old world look.

  • This movie drives me crazy...I watched it maybe 10 times :D

  • @Afsoon2009 It's true!

  • @Afsoon2009 It's true!

  • Cornelia has always been trouble,even in the book.

  • @rockerjewell yep!

  • Peter is so gorgeous. ♥♥♥

  • So great how he causes so much trouble just because of that stupid comb and the whole family is running around and screaming fearfully...

  • Oh I love it when the patron grabs Griet, and Vermeer is like D:<

  • If I was Vermeer, I would've been ticked off and be like "Damnit, that was a good chair, too... now I have to paint over it! RAWR"

  • @TeoAmni i was thinking the same thing!

  • its nice the mother cares a little bit

  • I honestly love and envy the relationship between Griet and Vermeer. It's something I yearn for in a boyfriend. A gentleman to understand me and art. D':

  • Why is it such a shame to be in a painting? Just don't understand =\

  • @ratrobber15 it isnt. but if you remember in the beginning they were talking about the last maid that van ruiben was painted with and she ended up carrying his bastard child

  • @ratrobber15 because he's a married man, and back then, when you were the subject of a painting, it means there was something going on.

  • I curse the ginger who gives a bad name to all gingers!

  • i cant stand that lil bitch

  • That lil bitch -___-

  • I hate that curly ginger bitch.

  • i love how griet moves the chair and he takes that suggestion and paints it out of the scene. the understanding they have with each other in art, it's beautiful.

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  • is anyone here a painter? how do you paint something out to make it completely invisible?

  • @pemchem if the painting is still wet then u can wipe it off and paint over it, but if its dry then u just paint over it with whatever colour the background is.

  • @pemchem lol

  • @pemchem , talk2much101 has already explained quite well, and it reminded me of when I was little. My aunt was a painter, in oils, and she would buy me small canvases and let me paint as well. I would be very hesitant, and she would always say, "Don't worry, just go for it. You can always paint over it!" Oil paint is extremely opaque and will cover very well.

  • The dynamic between Greit and Vermeer is fantastic. She's his muse. It's lovely.

  • how many children has vermeer wife had? are they all girls?

  • @funnyhuuny90 i know in the book in the end theres 11 children. i know he had two sons when greit worked there but idk bout after

  • i love how Vermeer was all like "roar". he found the comb and then when van Ruijven grabbed Griet Vermeer got all protective and stood up like he was gonna deck him.. hee... i love this movie

  • Van Rifan is such a perve!!!!! and tHat little girl is EVIL!!!!

  • omg the ginger kid is such a bitch

  • So Johansson has a passion for her, and Peter has a passion for her, the little brat hates Grete so she trys to frame her and the Mrs. has no idea what going on between them all.

  • @chippyrox I think he is turned on by her no matter what she does. just as she is intrigued by him he is intrigued by her.

  • haha!!! whack on the hands!!!

  • Why does this curly little bitch hate Grete so much?

  • @kate51035 well in the book, it starts when greit slaps her, but not for dirtying a sheet. greit was going to the canal to get water and cornelia followed her and greit said "cornelia, are you going to help me carry the water? if not, go back up to your sisters." and cornelia laughed at her so she slapped her.

  • Oh,he looks so sexy when he is trying to help her!

  • Johansson obviously loves her, he tore the house apart looking for that comb just to help her, and did you see the way he jumped up when that perv grabbed her? Colinn firth is so sexy in this movie.

  • @LostinThought16 I did like the fact that he cared enough for herto jump up to her aid when the sleazy old guy was all over her. you could see he was obviously upset that happened. I also liked how he tried to find the comb to try to help her from being blamed.

  • Oneeee more thing...besides the obivous reason of moving the chair for a better composition. I also thought that it was also b/c she noticed the blue/white tiles lining the floor in Vermeer's studio. Perhaps it was the work of Griet's father...?

    Anyone realized that??? Anyone agree, yes, no? =o)

  • @firefly215 I thought of that right away.. how she gasped when she noticed them

  • "Can I have her?"

    Could this man be any more obvious? I mean, honestly.

  • I know what you mean when Scarlett Johansson come on screen no words could match how lovley she is .

  • yes.. he probably could... :P :P he could of tried to kiss her... :P lol

  • @BlackandWhite19951 he is extremely obvious.

  • The chair was bad composition for the painting.. and like griet says in the film, "she looked trapped".. it was a way for the film to tell the audience that Griet understands Vermeer in terms of art.

  • @Fearlesss4Life "She looked trapped"

  • i don't understand...what was she looking @ in the beginning?

  • Aww, really, did they have to make up the chair part? I liked the cloth part from the book better. )=

    Well at least the part where Vermeer helps her is awesome. More emotion from him. =)

  • I hate Van Rujiven

  • witch one is Scarlett Johannson?

  • Why couldn't Greit just break those plates on that old creeper's head?!

  • bitch got her wrists smacked!!!

    that's karma for you

  • she didn't do anything evil, and what with the "She is nothing but trouble". I hate the main character guy, he didn't even make a proper gentlemen!

  • "Can I have her": most epic sleazy quote in the movie so far.

  • through the whole movie, it seems like griet does nothing but make breathing noises.

  • well she is a maid. seen not heard and all that.

  • @captainbirchbark I never thought of that until you said it but the movie is still amazing even from the little words she says

  • @captainbirchbark She's a woman brought up in a strict Protestant household in an era where they whole-heartedly believed St. Paul's declaration that, "Women should be silent," and she's an underservant in a large household. As low on the pecking order as she is, there isn't much she can say to anyone, and as shy as she is, there's not much she likes to say anyway.

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  • I'll say one thing...Johannson is a beautiful Danish woman!

  • Agreed, But Dutch is correct... Dutch=Netherlands/Holland

    Danish=Denmark

  • Yes...I know..what I meant is that the actress Scarlett Johannson comes from a Danish family! And she looks sooo Scandanavian...so I indicated...beautiful Danish girl!

  • why does Griet keep touching her stomach throughout the movie?

  • I think she's at the age where she undergoing mentraul cycles for the first time and suffers from cramps. She's supposed to be a lass right?

  • @xman4un I wish scarlets character would of lost her virginity to colin instead of pieter. I think colin would of been gentle with her if that happened between them just like he was gentle withother things. when she lost her virginity wit peter it was too quick and I thought kind of tacky.

  • i think maybe the dress might be a bit tight, so she keeps rubbing it.....cause i guess theres a burn there....

  • I hate it when people make messes in movies! I get this feeling of despair =w=; But his scene was so cool..

  • who is the woman in the black dress? is that the grandmother of Corneilia's mom? I am lost on the relations.

  • it's cornelia's grandmother. mother in law of the painter

  • colin firth has nice everthing. watch "when did you last see your father" on you tube. well done too.

  • Colin Firth has nice hands :P

  • maria thin isnt supose to be THAT cross

    shes supposed to bea little more kinder and taking a like to griet

  • imagine that. i bet the mother told the kid to do it, and when she gets punished, by the old lady, she leaves... that was sad... is that the grandmother? im still working on the family relations, and who is who.. i need subtittles!! i don't get some of the things they are saying... lol but great movie.. on to the next video!! later

  • Well thats a mistake, when the dream-couple sits together, making colors. She is making blue, he ocher, it should be the other way round

  • That fucking ginger shit should be shot. Great movie. Thanks!!

  • when he finds the comb,it's so fantastic!

  • Can some one kill off the ginger kid already?

  • @midniteandshadow21: Someone should actually get rid of mean ol' grandma. Even hitting a kid on the hands like that with a switch is just downright CRUEL. 

  • @rayva1 - Toady, we regard it as cruel, but is was very different then. Don't forget, people were still burnt alive as witches in good old Europe by that time

  • I love how they show them making the paint I never realized so much work is put into it.

  • It's even more work ^^

  • Yes. Making paint is a very long and tiring process. You have to add the right material and keep the consistency the same. I had trouble myself at first, but soon learned how to do it perfectly. Even making my own colors from time to time.

  • I don't like the way they portrayed Maria Thins in this, she's too harah it seems.

  • wonderful movie!!! Thx!!!

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