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  • 4:14 is kinda creepy lol

  • "agian! again! agian!" the creepy old man says

  • My God Griet's hair is gorgeous. It reminds a bit of Rose's hair in 'Titanic'. :) And yeah Colin Firth as Vermeer, perfect!

  • oh my gooood colin firthh

  • Oh my, with that hair...how can he not fall for her? I want her hair.

  • GOD I want Griet's hair. It's absolutly stunning

  • they should have run towards each other and kissed! xD jk jk

  • Still can't believe how fugly Vermeer's wife is here

  • @FantasmadiBardi she not even that ugly lol

  • bas je lep slicno kao u film pepejluga xxxxxxxxxxx

  • I like the madam, but what is phobithen is more like....A work of Art

  • im sorry but the hat at 2:34 kills me

  • this is how women looked a long time ago..they glowed..now women looked like skinned rabbits with all that surgery

  • Griet's prettier without her cap......

  • The colours of Catharina's dress is hideous :L

  • His wife's jealousy is definitely very strong. I can ALMOST feel it and it's making me dizzy.

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  • I feel very sorry for all the women in this film. They're constantly being used, abused, and objectified by men, even if they're not conscious of it and even if it's not their fault. I especially feel sorry for Catherina, even if she doesn't handle her jealousy in the right way, because she hasn't done anything and she can't understand why her husband suddenly doesn't seem to care for her anymore. And as for Griet, I think she's just very confused.

  • @deadzonefan13 Open the other eye will ya? Vermeer's mother in law isn't being used,she is the user.Catherina is a moody bi tch,imagine growing up with her mother??You KNOW her hand was hit plenty too.You are young,be careful,sometimes women act used,to use you.For a guy that don't care he knocks her up allot.

  • Really quick: Why can't she take off her cap? I think I missed it.

    <3

  • @AnnabellaChase Her hair is wild and "cannot be tamed". She says she is not the type of woman to bear her head. Weird times back then.

  • @AnnabellaChase The reason she doesn't take off her cap around others is because only higher class ladies and the woman who work in brothels bare their heads. When she shows her hair, to her, she's showing off the wild side of herself and it's also a different her, like an alter personality. Most women of the lower class would be brought up the same way as she was and not show their hair either.

  • what does he say about his wife at 9:30?

  • Your a fly in his web...we all are

  • It's funny to hear how English speaking people pronounce Dutch names. But it's weird though. I mean.. just imagne: a movie about famous (American or English) persons and they speak French! Would be kinda bizar huh?

  • Stop torturing yourself. Paint landscapes.

  • @jame1881 wahahahahaha ur so funny..i like!

  • what did she mean by "you are a fly in his web" ?

  • @TheAuntVera Van Ruijven is Vermeer's patron, so his livelihood depends on humouring him and indulging his perverse wishes. None of them can afford to displease him, as they risk ruin (like the neighbours at the beginning of the film). They are all slaves to his whims, that is what she means.

  • you have to read the book to actually get a sense of Griet and her character, like why she doesn't bare her head. It's really fascinating.

  • The whole thing is so sad. He IS married. His wife is a harridan, but she IS still his wife, and mother of a whole team of children. I do pity her; she probably never completely got over it. Obnoxious woman, SUPER obnoxious child, I just feel like it is not okay to go into another woman's house and fool around with someone's marriage, someone's life.

  • @rubyflipper And I'm saying that Catharina IS obnoxious, her daughter worse. I meant it doesn't justify the relationship that IS there between Griet and Johannes even though it wasn't really physical.

  • wait what did he say in the end? why did she leave??

  • @CAM91394 he said "look Griet, the point of light in the shadow of the neck leading the eye" like, down to her bosom ;)

  • scarlett is beautiful with red hair and fair skin! simply stunning.

  • "my daughter must not hear of this other painting in her condition." it's a painting. these ppl had no rights back then. it's sick.

  • @musiqtube1 what do you mean "no rights"?

  • @pemchem i mean the mother acts like the painting is going to wreac havoc upon the family. nowadays, if a kid accidentally spots a nude magazine cover, its no big deal. chastise the kid and life moves on. but these people overreacted over the painting and possibly everything else. thank GOD i'm a modern day human being.

  • @musiqtube1 Sorry, I'm still confused... By the mother, you mean Maria Thins (the much older woman)? Yes, it would wreak havoc! Haven't you been following the story? Back then it was pretty common for women to have miscarriages, so Maria Thins is worried that if Catharina sees the painting, she'll have a miscarriage from the shock. Also that van Ruyven (sp?) guy keeps hinting that Vermeer is sleeping with Greit, so Catharina is starting to suspect this.

  • omg she's STUNNING.

  • UGH I WANT THOSE TWO TO BE TOGETHER SOO BAD!!!!! </3

  • INCREIBLEMENTE HERMOSA SCARLETT

  • hahaha the wife thought she had it, there.

  • the wife has HORRIABLE split ends.

  • lol Griet thinks taking off the cap is like taking off her dress :P

  • gah i wish the two would kiss <3 (even though he's married, but it's fair to say he's married to a bitch)

  • Scarlett's skin makes me wonder why people bother with that tanning crap.Makes me wonder why people bother with lightening/darkening their skin at all. It looks so pure and natural.

  • @XxxxSunsetxxxX--Crap to you,you don't go in the sun allot,when you are in the sun every day in Hawaii,where it does not snow ever,and have olive skin,your skin gets brown.You apply coconut oil so it does not dry out,and you get darker,and darker,until dark brown,so what,I can't be pure now? I like it. People who lighten their skin are unhappy with their coloring,I am not.Some of the tourists that come here in February,look dead,they are so white,the land walking dead.

  • @billy1212ist Uhmmmm..I'm black, and dark-skinned. XD Dark or light skin can be pretty, so long as it's natural. I'm just saying most women in Hollywood with Scarlett's complexion would be baking in a tanning bed.

  • @billy1212ist okay, so you bash on this person because they said something nice about white skin and not dark skin? yet you literally bash white skinned people that come to your country, you say they look dead. xsunsetx did not say anything against dark skin, what you said is much more offensive, hypocrite.

  • I wish I was the girl and he was staring like this at me........

  • Even if the wife seems like a money grabbing cow who's only concerned about her wealth and expensive lifestyle, in a way I do feel for her for putting up with a husband who just can't seem to keep away from young beautiful servant girls, especially Griet, right under the same roof. Rather awkward.

  • this man is so hotttttttttttt

  • i love him saying : again.

  • its like he came in on her naked, but in reality, she only toke the cap off

  • I may be a straight female, but Scarlett has got an enchanting face!

  • Will someone plz explain what happens with the hair! I don't understand!

  • @123kooful well her hair symbolizes virginity and as a young lady she hides it...when vameer told her to put on another scarf and he looks at her...its kind of a violation...but vameer found her breathtaking and he looks away because he's trying to resist her...she on the other hand didn't mind it after awhile because shes pretty interested in him too...

  • @123kooful In those times, the laws of acting according to your status were very strickt. A servend had to hide their hair, as they were forced to wear specific clothes. Breaking this law was brutaly punished. Griet was, as other girls her status, raised in order to hide her hair and show them only to her husband. Today, taking of a cap in no such thing, while back in 17th century, for a servant it was outragious. It was like showing your breasts. So, hope i've explaint it.....

  • Scarlett's so stunning, I see her in my dreams...

  • the way he looks when he says take off your cap is hilarious

  • dose anyone know why she wears the cap all the time? and why she refuses to take it off?

  • @idkruserious it was her own self values, she thought that if she took it off, she would reveal herself.

  • I'm actually annoyed by Griet's coyness. She startles at éverything a man does.

    And I don't like it when in movies english is used as the language of the nation that is not english. They can't even pronounce Vermeer, if they turned the names english too (altho it wouldn't match the reality anymore) it wouldn't sound so silly

  • @Pixelslet Yes, but the movie is an adaptation upon the book which is in english.

  • I also think it's funny how everyone assumes that Vermeer is banging Griet when he hasn't laid a finger on her.

  • loollll Vermeer is raping Griet with his eyes.

    I think it's funny how Griet looks all ashamed that he saw her with her hair down, almost like he saw her naked or something.

  • Such pretty hair.

  • I wonder if it's special affects or make-up that make Griet and Catharina have such pale skin...?

  • while the wife is more than annoying, shes in turn such a milf...

  • take off the cap,.. not to long ago we Christians use to live like Muslims today,..

  • "Lick your lips...again...again." his eyes are f**king her mindless! I love the ambiguity of Vermeer's stare when he's in the room with Griet and his wife. The wife is being driven mad: "Does he stare for the sake of studying his art or stare for the sake of his sickening infatuation?!" You have to feel bad for her to some degree. She's fighting a battle she absolutely cannot win. Not to mention she IS pregnant with his, what?... 3rd... 4th child?

  • @Casicko In real life, his wife had 14 children, 4 died.

  • @Casicko Actually, I think it's baby #7. There are 4 older girls, a younger child, the baby and now this one on the way.

  • The scene where Maria Thins hands Griet the guilders....was it 'hush hush' money? Or what was it for...? Hasn't hit me yet.

    PS: DEATH TO CATHARINA AND CORNELIA!!!!!

    That is all.

  • OMG! She has such pretty hair!

  • She's a brunette!

  • what did he say at 9:36?

  • @xoxbabygirl123 "Look, Griet, the point of light in the shadow of the neck leading the eye."

  • 6:30-6:35

    ughh, if i were here husband... that ugly fat bitch.

  • I love her face at 7:32

  • i dont understand why she got angry at what he said when she put the pearl earring on

  • The wife reminds me of some medival paintings, when they did not really draw the faces realistic.....

  • @darknakato exactly what i thought.

  • @darknakato yeah. Kind of.... empty.

  • I never realized how good this movie is. I've seen it a couple of times and never realized the opening shot on almost every scene seems like a painting. I can't figure who's cinematographic work was the inspiration for that type of scenes.

  • this movie has the best message: gingers=evil.

  • @jikling hahaha XD

  • i hate van Ruijven.

  • Gosh....How obvious can a man get when yan was looking at grete in the bedroom

  • hahaha wth why is showing your hair such a big deal?

  • @Krystal2290 i guess because a woman hair in the past was mostly long and hair is very sexual, very sexual to men, always has. That is why in islam women cover there hair in modesty, and to keep from attracting men other than her husband.

  • @Krystal2290 in the book she thought her hair was wild and untamed and that to bare her head would be like releasing a wild untamed part of herself

  • i've been listening to all different kinds of sundtracks and still can't find the music that's here 7:47

    help, anyone?

  • haha lick your lips... again... again... again LOL!!

  • @zimmyiscool hahaha i know! wtf who says that

  • @zimmyiscool lol...that was SO funny.....she's GORGEOUS THOUGH WOW!!!!

  • i love that old woman(not in this) but she played the mother in Ever After to prince henry

  • love that colin says to her you are not to sit with van ryan that is agreed. she as so happy to hear tat. such relief on her face. so great that he said that.

  • @ericnfan really did he said sit? i could've sworn he said sleep.

  • @JadeInBlack777 yeah e said sit because she thought she would have to sit near him at the dinner table and she is genuinely creeped out by him. colin saying that shows how much he cares about her.

  • @ericnfan lol yeah that guy sure was creepy. thanks for clarifying ;)

  • why does Vermeer get up and watch Griet when she's fixing her hair?

  • @esroosh326 Probably to see what she really looked like. She wouldn't show him so he snuck up on her. He though she was strikingly beautiful i bet. She looks a hell of alot prettier then his wife.

  • @BloodyFlesh626 well the problem is, shes a 17 year old kid in this and vermeer is like 45 LOL!

  • @zimmyiscool Yeah but just cause hes older doesn't mean he cant think shes beautiful. Just cause he does think that doesn't mean their going to get together and have babies. Hes an artist and a painter. He sees beauty in things and likes to show his sense of beauty. In his case young women are beautiful, unlike his wife who is old and winy, he probably doesn't think she beautiful anymore, cause shes not.

  • 7:18 Priceless :P

  • why doesn't Greit want anyone to see her hair?

  • Because only ladies or prostitutes wore their hair visible at that time.

  • I'm sick of her gasping all the time. She got to grow a backbone!

  • The most beautiful moment in this movie when Griet painting is done a masterpiece of a goddess .

  • wait what did he say at the end??? they kinda mumble so idk what the artist said...

  • "look, griet. point of light in the shadow of the neck leading the eye."

  • She looks like Donna from That 70s Show at 4:24

  • A pitty she's always covering her hair....it's beautiful....

    Scarlett matches Griet perfectly...must have been wuite hard do find a actress looking like the girl on the painting

  • 6:03 : family evenings before they invented television...

  • imagine if she was married to tiger woods..

  • colin farrel... omg. multiple orgasms.

  • i never thought i would hate a colin firth role, or find him creepy!

  • yea i agree he is pretty creepy

  • @Arneia to me he is far from creepy in this movie. he is gentle and kind to scarlet.

  • Her hair looks like Rita Hayworth's hair!

  • I can't see part 5 neither 7. Can someone help me?

    Btw this is a great movie

  • Im having the same annoying problem.

  • she didn't really talk much, does she? i wonder what is her personality in the novel?

  • she has a strong personality, but it is expressed in thoughts rather than actions. towards other people she may seem quiet and shy. To show her personality in her movie they would have had to record her thoughts or something..

  • EWW ok Love hte movie cause it's like an actual work of art, but seriously Master Van popo face is sooo DISGUSTING!!! please tell me that they just acted like they because of the time!!!

    Oh yeah and as I continue to watch this movie,

    COLIN FIRTH= HOTTIE WITH THE LONG HAIR AND VERY TONED BODY!!!!!!

  • i love g hair

  • what did vermeer say when he told his wife to wear the earring, and then said "griet..." i didnt catch the rest.....

  • "look at the point of the shadow leading the eye"....he was basically looking at his wife through an artist's eye.

  • thanks!

  • her hair is so gorgeous in this film, its such a shame she cant show it all the time!

  • I know! I wish Scarlett had this hair all the time in real life and with that fair skin. It's really stryking. When I first saw that scene, I thought it was so breathtaking.

  • i love these penetrating stares...what a great cast x)

  • Absolutely love Tom Wilkinson - such an excellent actor!!

  • It's kind of funny how back then seeing a girl's hair was so scandalous.

  • This was also the era of the Puritans and the reformist Protestant movement too. In fact, the Puritans before leaving for AMerica did spend time in the Netherlands. I like the historical accuracy in this film reflected in the characters.

  • wow, you're right. I didn't feel anything for Catharina in the book, but her actor looks so despaired... ):

  • 7:33 she looks really pretty

  • thats so true...:) she looks like an angel..

  • I´d opt for the wife. She´s lovely. Great voice.

  • his poor wife

  • she's always good for a roll in the hay with!

  • myy necklacee....delayed reaction...lmao

  • i can't believe he stands there and watch's her fixing her hair.

    i feel sorry for his wife, i mean, it's got to be hard for her. =( she's always trying to get him to look at her and he's to busy looking at Griet.

  • I can't stand the wife to be honest. It seems like she is always money grubbing. She is always worried about money and her jewels.

    Vermeer is only concerned about painting which she just completely ignores his talent for the money he makes

  • @343studios Look at the "Girl with Pearl Earring" and tell me Vermeer wasn't at least lusting in his heart... Sadly, Mrs. Vermeer may have mistaken gifts with love. She is played as a loving wife wanting the attention of her husband, to me. However Vermer is played as being bored with a wife he has nothing in common with, except enough lust to spawn unlimited Catholic babies.

  • @343studios read the book and you shall find that he doesn't make very much money. They had barely enough money to hire Griet. And that's because he doesn't paint very fast, 5 months on one painting.

  • @jacqui9988 Yeah, but the movie is a bit different from the book. You can't compare the book to the movie so I don't even try. Two separate interpretations. The things is though that Vermeer actually makes a decent living. Not rich salary but enough to affording luxuries and things even if he

    Artist, while seen as poor, some actually lived good lives. The wife is still money grubbing though and stuck up, so my point still stands. She even seemed a bit egotistical at times.

  • Yeah, well, but why do you think she´s doing this? Carrying all his children (which wasn´t fun back then, I guess) while little maid is having fun with her husband?

  • why dont she show her hair its nice ?

  • It was indecent in those days for servants to show their hair... it separated them from the wealthier classes

  • and also religious piety. Griet in the movie comes from another Christian denomination from that of her Master's. I think she's supposed to be Catholic.

  • When I read the script for the movie Griet's mother says in the beginning (also in the movie, but the script is more clear - the sound here was a little fuzzy so I had a hard time making it out, lol) to say her prayers and mind the family because they are Catholic. So, I assume that she might be Protestant, etc.? ^^ Peace out.

  • Yes...definitely Protestants, the cap which hides a woman's hair back then to evoke humility is a tell-tale sign. Loved this movie.

  • Vermeer's fam is Catholic,can't you tell with all the kids? ;p

  • LOL...I was thinking the same thing! My mom came from a family of 10 kids...Catholics! lol

  • Haha...my dad's fam had 10 kids,too. Those darn Catholics!

  • my heart goes out to the wife. i read the book and at that time i totaly sympathized w/ griet but now since my dad cheated. i feel so bad for the wife. i mean shes trying to keep his interest always pregnant w/ his children and meanwhile he's making cow eyes at the maid

  • so so so true. im really sorry about your dad.

  • Right! The younger the better one might think...

  • 7:50 best part

  • thank you for posting this!

  • love this movie....scarlett is so good acting in this movie....her face looks so sad....by the way is her original hair colour brunette ?

  • Why does she not want to show her hair?

  • Becausein the book she wants to be remembered as the clean, neat Griet. And she also says that her hair isn't fine enough to be worn loose like a lady's.

  • you are a fly in his web. we all are... love it!