lejos del mundanal ruido,Far From the Madding Crowd

[xAvalonx1]

Best love story ever by Thomas Hardy....movie brilliant always felt so sorry for poor Gabriel ....who adored bathsheba ...

[aliccia74]

cierto, el reloj guarda un gran significado, sobre todo al final de la pelicula

[Luthienis]

This is simply brilliant...

[dandreboy]

The church,the countryside and the weather is typical of a day in 19th century England.This movie is a wonderful potrayal of Hardy's classic if somewhat haunting tale!

[Kropotkinskaya]

His name's Troy.

[ZeeBET65]

i'm doing this book for my english literature class

[heliotropezzz333]

I love Hardy's writing. It's so sympathetic to nature and people and their dilemmas. and very evocative of atmosphere, place and time with wonderful descriptions. Most of his stories have tragic endings. At least this one has a happy ending. It's my favourite.

[longlostdream37]

ironic right?

"two wifes and the army's too many for me"

yeah right. if only had troy thought that.

but at last fanny got what she wanted. she got burried with her child and troy. (bastard)

[leedsunited70]

Still moving. What an underrated movie.

[Muirmaiden]

Lovely folk song, Terence Stamp is such a handsome bloke! I love this film, I wish it was more readily available.

[JuanMonicaDiablo]

30 years ago this was literature for us in high school & our teacher bought the entire class tickets for a Sunday matinee. The haunting song of the soldier stayed on in my heart, I've never forgotten it. I sang this piece to my boys when they were little, they're all grown up they still it the most beautiful in the world! The tale of Fanny is especially sad, from being at the wrong church, to the destruction by the gargoyles. This film is so beautiful it makes you cry! Thanks for the video!

[angelface2211]

There ´s another great scene, when Troy mets Bathsheba near Fanny Robbin and child´s coffin. My God!

[bithot2nite]

This is the grid reference for the beach that St Troy went to. It is called Durdle Door, Lulworth Cove, in England. It is beautiful there.

50° 37' 19.71" N 2° 16' 40.95" W

Copy and paste it into Google Earth :-)

[mikedrummonds]

This is one of the most beautiful movie scenes I have ever seen. Thank you so much for posting.

[realpussycat]

so heartbreaking

[realpussycat]

this is my most adorable scene from the movie - when Terence sits down on a bench, and look in his eyes is so desperate, and raindrops flow down from his hair and face... gorgeous!

[bithot2nite]

Same for me, you can see such a deep regret in his eyes, it is a truley moving scene.

[KellyGreen5555]

Gorgeous song & the way it is fitted into this scene is a work of art. Forlorn & haunting.

[angelface2211]

Great film. I love it.

[BareknuckleRealist]

" The storms of ruthless dispensation have struck my flowery garland numb..."

Folly followed hard on the heels of the solider. His inner peace seemed shattered to the point that he feared to love as he should, and that cost him everything. The storms of dispensation washed away his flowers from the grave as if mocking his futile effort to do the maid a nicety.