It was a photograph of half a dozen young men in blazers loafing in an archway through which were visible a host of spires. There was Gatsby, looking a little, not much, younger — with a cricket bat in his hand.
@19mmpp yea that's the point if you watch the rest of the movie/read the book (I recommend it) you'll see that gatsby does infact come from a poor background but thinks to be accepted in society must perceive the facade of having a rich family just like daisy so he feels the need to spin this over planned lie
WOAH! Here is a bizarre connection, to those who are interested. Lois Chiles, who played Jordan also played Ms. Mittermiller in Disney's 1996 movie Wish Upon a Star.
@normandyangel first of all.... Daisy isn't Nick's cousin. She was a second cousin twice removed. No blood relation at all.... read the book. And second, Daisy doesn't literally love him, she is using verbal irony, sarcasm. She just loves him as family.
i know it has to be stinky in there no deodorant i they had perfume but perfume and sweat do not mix! in the book wasnt he 50 years old did they have to change everything..lol
I discussed this movie and book at length with a man who'd adored me for years, waited for me after each marriage, yet was commitment phobic. I asked nothing of him and we had many good periods together, but finally, I moved to Europe. He called me for five years, wrote, recorded songs about me. Very sad. At one point he asked me to marry him, but it was too late. Though nine years my senior, I knew he'd never grow up. I don't know why some men are this way -- I really don't!
I do believe Redford seriously thought about taking his own life after he finished reel
3 (of a total of 17). I'll bet he still has nightmares to this day. What do you think old sport? I 'll never understand why the guy who played the bodyguard wasn't nominated for supporting actor................unless he died of shame before the 4th reel.
I've always thought that Nick and Jordan had amazing chemistry in the movie. In the book, you can tell that they're wrong for each other in the long run, but in the film it's not quite so clear.
I've never really watched this movie before, as I fell asleep the first time. Now that I'm seeing it again, I'm getting the feeling that Tom Buchanan is a complete...whats the word...AH forgive me, but I must say that Tom is a bit of an asshole...he's got that quality that annoys me to death...like he's better than everyone else...sickening type if you ask me.
@DanMizter THEIR TESTS THEIR TESTS THEIR TESTS. T-H-E-I-R tests. Sweet Jesus. And really, you ought to read the damn book. It only takes about four hours to read. And it's a masterpiece. YOU ARE NOT AN EDUCATED PERSON UNLESS YOU HAVE READ "The Great Gatsby!"
@flybirdy12347 Why is "The Great Gatsby" part of the curriculum of almost any high school then? I cannot believe this is a debate for anyone. READ THE BOOK. Then you'll agree - it's something everyone should do.
@angryliberal1984 Why? Because the state requires it, or rather, they, the state's legislature, shove it down schools' throats to read it. Because of this, most students don't enjoy reading it, which is perfectly understandable. They are given a week at most to read this and the teacher, who has most likely read it numerous times, is bored sick of teaching it and the students are given the bare minimum - little time for analyzing, etc.
And, I have read it. What's your opinion, is your opinion.
@flybirdy12347 Look, so what if teenagers don't ENJOY the book? Is that a good reason not to read it? And most of the time, the state does not require it. High school teachers try to find the best literature and time and again, pick this book. And millions and millions of people have found it a great book. People should not watch a video and skip the book! Don't play the cheap "That's-just-your-opinion" game. What is great literature then? Harry Potter? See if anyone reads that in 70 years.
@angryliberal1984 You are the one who brought up the topic of the book being in a high school's curriculum - I was just responding.
Good lord, you are quite impossible to have a conversation with. No, excuse me, this is not EVEN a conversation. You sure do think you know quite a bit - well news flash buddy, YOUR opinion might not match everyone else's!
@flybirdy12347 You think all opinions are equally valid - and they simply are not. Virtually ALL highly educated, trained people in literature think that reading "The Great Gatsby" - versus watching a video on youtube - is a worthwhile activity. Look back @ the comment I was answering - the guy does not how to spell THEIR. That guy needs to read the book - not watch the video version. And he needs to read a lot more books, too. Find me ONE serious scholar who says the book is over-rated.
And what is highly educated? Good lord. I'd rather be knowledgeable than a sorry sop like you.
& I do agree-watching a movie rather than reading the book that is is just lazy.
& for the person who cannot spell "their"-reading the "Great Gatsby" has nothing to do with that. But yes, catching up on some reading would most likely do him some good.
I'll let you take care of seeking out that scholar-you sure do seem to place yourself high
@flybirdy12347 - Well, friend, I have not insulted you, have I? I am not a sorry sop and no, I don't place myself high - I place FITZGERALD high. He wrote beautifully and created a book that captured not just the spirit of his age, but part of the human spirit. His work is a transcendent balm for the soul. More than anything, I feel sad you can't see that. Maybe one day you will come around. As Fitzgerald put it, "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past."
@angryliberal1984 NOWWWW you sound human!! But then again - it is so hard to communicate through technology as it is so difficult to understand how a person means to get something across. I am sorry if I have insulted you.
I can promise you, I will give Fitzgerald another go. But like Hemingway, I think Fitzgerald's writing is too masculine for me. But hopefully, in a few years, I can come back to it and fully appreciate it.
How cool to see veteran character actor Howard DaSilva as Meyer Wolfsheim in that scene in the fancy schmanzy restaurant with Gatsby & Carroway. Mr DaSilva played the garage owner Wilson in the 1949 version that starred Alan Ladd. Sadly, Mr DaSilva's film career was sidetracked in the 50's due to blacklisting. His liberal leanings made many think he was a Communist. A sad time in American history.
@THECaptainPlanetHD Your comment made me laugh. As I was reading the book, and watching this movie, I got the feeling that Mr. Gatsby was very similar to Bruce Wayne. The strong silent type, who, behind the mask, doesn't really care about his mansion and his possessions. It's all just a cover.
If you guys read the book, you would've known that it was during the summer. And everyone was complaining about how hot it was, the heat also symbolizes something.
If there was a modern version of The Great Gatsby, Daisy's theme song would be "Gold Digger." Now I aint sayin she's a gold digger, but she sure aint messin' with no broke. LOL
i read these horribly written, grammatically incorrect comments and wonder... how on earth would these students understand the freakin' book... then i realize why they're watching the film version in lieu of reading for their English homework assignment!
@Irishflyboy255 I saw another comment comparing Gatsby to Batman and it made me laugh a little. I was thinking the exact same thing. Very similar to Bruce Wayne. They both wear a mask and deep down, don't really care about their possessions because it's all just a cover.
@whatareyoudoingbabs Summer heat was unbearable. The family was sent away to the country for the hot season, and the husband lived at the club. One of the reasons collars and cuffs were so tight were to keep in body odor!
I felt like Jay Gatsby when my friend Avery's cousin came to long beach island with my family. She was very pretty. and I really wanted to flirt with her.
Holy crap see that lawnmower? I'd hate to be sucked into that thing. I'd be cut into a million pieces
MrLeadfoot01 2 days ago
in the thumbnail nick looks sooo much like steve carell!
aabbee150 4 days ago
L O L @6:08 Her life is TOO FUNNY
Neryzza 1 week ago
daisy is such a flirt... but she is so attractive
FrenchValleyAirport 2 weeks ago
It was a photograph of half a dozen young men in blazers loafing in an archway through which were visible a host of spires. There was Gatsby, looking a little, not much, younger — with a cricket bat in his hand.
Forgot this part in the movie! ha
rebeccahannah82 2 weeks ago in playlist More videos from coralchris
love gatsby's eyes :) pretty color
Wish3sDontCom3Tru3 3 weeks ago
Gatsby is fuckin boss
DDub203 3 weeks ago
Is Wolfshiem the same man who played Ben Franklin in 1776?
sistersMA 3 weeks ago
@sistersMA yes
thelover666ify 1 week ago
Gatsby is good looking, haha
eurasianchica 3 weeks ago
I wish I had Mr. Wolfsheim's voice.
Day10Spade 1 month ago
@ToniAqua I was thinking the saaaaaaaaame thing lol
ninjapimmp 1 month ago
@19mmpp yea that's the point if you watch the rest of the movie/read the book (I recommend it) you'll see that gatsby does infact come from a poor background but thinks to be accepted in society must perceive the facade of having a rich family just like daisy so he feels the need to spin this over planned lie
MissRibenaRasberry 1 month ago
WOAH! Here is a bizarre connection, to those who are interested. Lois Chiles, who played Jordan also played Ms. Mittermiller in Disney's 1996 movie Wish Upon a Star.
Like I said, for anyone who is interested.
vioqueen510 1 month ago
didnt gatsby say hs family died or something. n thats so he inherited his money,,?
19mmpp 1 month ago
sooo pissed the new one doesnt come out until Dec. urrgh!!!
alysajs 1 month ago
Jay Gatsby is a babe
gigi94ist 1 month ago 6
Gatsby peek of boo
Max74747 1 month ago
Bahhahahaa! How does Daisy intend to hear Nick when her ear is covered?!@?!?!?
htjuice 2 months ago
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WHY IS EVERYONE SO SWEATY? This film must have been really uncomfortable to shoot.
GauchosGirl 2 months ago
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dustisdust 2 months ago
I wish I could be Gatsby's neighbour!
DimitriPetrenko 2 months ago 2
4:40 - 5:00, why is jordan so sexy, anyone know?
Krieg3 2 months ago 6
6:14 & 6:23 BEST LAUGHS EVER <3
Neryzza 2 months ago
they are always so sweaty!!
shinybeatsblack 2 months ago
@normandyangel first of all.... Daisy isn't Nick's cousin. She was a second cousin twice removed. No blood relation at all.... read the book. And second, Daisy doesn't literally love him, she is using verbal irony, sarcasm. She just loves him as family.
g0d0fD3structi0n666 2 months ago 3
Read the book if you have'nt seen the film! Its so much better
LatinGamerps3 3 months ago
if I were Nick I'd be like...uhhh PEACE
ToniAqua 3 months ago
that awkward moment when at 4:31 they walk by a building that was built in the 70's
NeighborhoodSonAlec 3 months ago 6
ASDFASDF I WANTED NICK TO KISS JORDAN :(
SH00TfromtheSTARTBOX 3 months ago 15
they did not have air condition in 1917
jill11ify 3 months ago
If you are watching this movie because you are too lazy to read the book... don;t. You WILL fail.
hjguyfuyfg 3 months ago
thumbs up if all the girls in this movie look alike.
MrGeeNuss 4 months ago 5
such cheesy special effects on the tea set
smookseh 4 months ago in playlist The Great Gatsby 3
why does daisy think her cousin loves her..she is obviously out to lunch
normandyangel 4 months ago
daisy :really she has to have a maid hold her phone while she is the tub..that's just sad
normandyangel 4 months ago
i know it has to be stinky in there no deodorant i they had perfume but perfume and sweat do not mix! in the book wasnt he 50 years old did they have to change everything..lol
normandyangel 4 months ago
What a handsome man..
HappyThreeFriends10 4 months ago
Everyone is sweaty because it's supposed to be an extremely hot summer, for all the people wondering why :)
DameHaha2011 4 months ago
Something like this happened to me.
CuteCatFaith 5 months ago
I discussed this movie and book at length with a man who'd adored me for years, waited for me after each marriage, yet was commitment phobic. I asked nothing of him and we had many good periods together, but finally, I moved to Europe. He called me for five years, wrote, recorded songs about me. Very sad. At one point he asked me to marry him, but it was too late. Though nine years my senior, I knew he'd never grow up. I don't know why some men are this way -- I really don't!
CuteCatFaith 5 months ago
audio is so godamn low
srt10kid 5 months ago 2
Wasn't it raining when Daisy and Gatsby met...?
ImEmmaVirus 5 months ago 3
ROFL. Why is everyone sweaty? Did they not have Air on set or something? XD
rainstar999 5 months ago
That hat is something serious
precious563 5 months ago
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precious563 5 months ago
I have a test tommorow dammit
Delatimothyy 5 months ago
Jordan is freakin' hot.
AhDamnScott 5 months ago
thumbs up if you are watching this in 2011
Spacecowboy360 5 months ago 4
in the book it was 2 minutes to four.
cocoon69 5 months ago
"rosy rosen rawrawraw" ^^
MrBoelbo 6 months ago
Robert Redford reminds me of Brad Pitt in this movie
crystalharper1 6 months ago
its so SHINY!
caligirlkid 6 months ago
hey, almost got some T&A
TheSugarRay 6 months ago in playlist The Great Gatsby
Guess Air conditioning wasnt too popular back then
ChrisH150 6 months ago 31
For school !
heychell1 6 months ago
Am I the only one that thinks that thinks Brad Pitt looks like Redford?
lolathesurfer 7 months ago 7
@lolathesurfer No, lots of people do. xD
Nat4Brendan 7 months ago
Why is Daisy so annoying?! omg.
Youssymeerkat 7 months ago
gatsby is very handsome...:)
Believer4everdreamer 7 months ago
I do believe Redford seriously thought about taking his own life after he finished reel
3 (of a total of 17). I'll bet he still has nightmares to this day. What do you think old sport? I 'll never understand why the guy who played the bodyguard wasn't nominated for supporting actor................unless he died of shame before the 4th reel.
sonarman65 7 months ago
god, robert's smile just melts my heart <3
flybirdy12347 8 months ago
I've always thought that Nick and Jordan had amazing chemistry in the movie. In the book, you can tell that they're wrong for each other in the long run, but in the film it's not quite so clear.
cranky1chick 8 months ago
I've never really watched this movie before, as I fell asleep the first time. Now that I'm seeing it again, I'm getting the feeling that Tom Buchanan is a complete...whats the word...AH forgive me, but I must say that Tom is a bit of an asshole...he's got that quality that annoys me to death...like he's better than everyone else...sickening type if you ask me.
DeathNoteVampire1 8 months ago
The man at the table who gets up and leaves, he says that he is 60 years old, when really he is in his 50's.
upvote so people don't get this wrong on there tests.
DanMizter 8 months ago 43
@DanMizter THEIR TESTS THEIR TESTS THEIR TESTS. T-H-E-I-R tests. Sweet Jesus. And really, you ought to read the damn book. It only takes about four hours to read. And it's a masterpiece. YOU ARE NOT AN EDUCATED PERSON UNLESS YOU HAVE READ "The Great Gatsby!"
angryliberal1984 8 months ago 3
@angryliberal1984 that's a matter of opinion, my friend
flybirdy12347 8 months ago
@flybirdy12347 Well, that's the opinion of a great many educated people then. And that should count for something.
angryliberal1984 7 months ago
@angryliberal1984 not necessarily
flybirdy12347 7 months ago
@flybirdy12347 Why is "The Great Gatsby" part of the curriculum of almost any high school then? I cannot believe this is a debate for anyone. READ THE BOOK. Then you'll agree - it's something everyone should do.
angryliberal1984 7 months ago
@angryliberal1984 Why? Because the state requires it, or rather, they, the state's legislature, shove it down schools' throats to read it. Because of this, most students don't enjoy reading it, which is perfectly understandable. They are given a week at most to read this and the teacher, who has most likely read it numerous times, is bored sick of teaching it and the students are given the bare minimum - little time for analyzing, etc.
And, I have read it. What's your opinion, is your opinion.
flybirdy12347 7 months ago
@flybirdy12347 Look, so what if teenagers don't ENJOY the book? Is that a good reason not to read it? And most of the time, the state does not require it. High school teachers try to find the best literature and time and again, pick this book. And millions and millions of people have found it a great book. People should not watch a video and skip the book! Don't play the cheap "That's-just-your-opinion" game. What is great literature then? Harry Potter? See if anyone reads that in 70 years.
angryliberal1984 7 months ago
@angryliberal1984 You are the one who brought up the topic of the book being in a high school's curriculum - I was just responding.
Good lord, you are quite impossible to have a conversation with. No, excuse me, this is not EVEN a conversation. You sure do think you know quite a bit - well news flash buddy, YOUR opinion might not match everyone else's!
flybirdy12347 7 months ago
@flybirdy12347 You think all opinions are equally valid - and they simply are not. Virtually ALL highly educated, trained people in literature think that reading "The Great Gatsby" - versus watching a video on youtube - is a worthwhile activity. Look back @ the comment I was answering - the guy does not how to spell THEIR. That guy needs to read the book - not watch the video version. And he needs to read a lot more books, too. Find me ONE serious scholar who says the book is over-rated.
angryliberal1984 7 months ago
@angryliberal1984 And now you are putting words into my mouth?
And what is highly educated? Good lord. I'd rather be knowledgeable than a sorry sop like you.
& I do agree-watching a movie rather than reading the book that is is just lazy.
& for the person who cannot spell "their"-reading the "Great Gatsby" has nothing to do with that. But yes, catching up on some reading would most likely do him some good.
I'll let you take care of seeking out that scholar-you sure do seem to place yourself high
flybirdy12347 7 months ago
@flybirdy12347 - Well, friend, I have not insulted you, have I? I am not a sorry sop and no, I don't place myself high - I place FITZGERALD high. He wrote beautifully and created a book that captured not just the spirit of his age, but part of the human spirit. His work is a transcendent balm for the soul. More than anything, I feel sad you can't see that. Maybe one day you will come around. As Fitzgerald put it, "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past."
angryliberal1984 7 months ago
@angryliberal1984 NOWWWW you sound human!! But then again - it is so hard to communicate through technology as it is so difficult to understand how a person means to get something across. I am sorry if I have insulted you.
I can promise you, I will give Fitzgerald another go. But like Hemingway, I think Fitzgerald's writing is too masculine for me. But hopefully, in a few years, I can come back to it and fully appreciate it.
flybirdy12347 7 months ago
How cool to see veteran character actor Howard DaSilva as Meyer Wolfsheim in that scene in the fancy schmanzy restaurant with Gatsby & Carroway. Mr DaSilva played the garage owner Wilson in the 1949 version that starred Alan Ladd. Sadly, Mr DaSilva's film career was sidetracked in the 50's due to blacklisting. His liberal leanings made many think he was a Communist. A sad time in American history.
JubalCalif 8 months ago
0:52 correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't that a picture of Muhammad Ali, who was born twenty years AFTER this time period?
AmyandRickyForever 8 months ago 4
@AmyandRickyForever Nope. That is Jack dempsey in his 1919 fight against Jess Willard.
sloppyoscar 8 months ago
@AmyandRickyForever maybe its joe louis idk good eye
normandyangel 4 months ago
Aren't they all supposed to be sweating because it's summer time on Long Island?
AuthenticValencia 9 months ago
@THEBIGCAGEY calm down bro they're just sayin' is all
XYZmimi1 9 months ago
."I see you've been looking I my cuff button.." I lol'd. alot.
TopangaPang 9 months ago
who would have known Gatsby is Batman
THECaptainPlanetHD 9 months ago 2
@THECaptainPlanetHD Your comment made me laugh. As I was reading the book, and watching this movie, I got the feeling that Mr. Gatsby was very similar to Bruce Wayne. The strong silent type, who, behind the mask, doesn't really care about his mansion and his possessions. It's all just a cover.
ErinJosephine1 4 months ago
everyone seems to be sweating balls...
TIJproductions 9 months ago
Mmmm Gatsby..
SJANews 9 months ago 3
That Gatsby is quite the looker
Dennie234 9 months ago 4
I find it kind of funny how everyone is sweating, it makes them all look like they smell.
DraconianSilenced 9 months ago 24
@DraconianSilenced They probably do :D
bombig7 9 months ago
If you guys read the book, you would've known that it was during the summer. And everyone was complaining about how hot it was, the heat also symbolizes something.
whiteipod2000 10 months ago
@whiteipod2000 liar liar pants on fire its hot
normandyangel 4 months ago
the book was lovely; so lovely I bought my own copy 8'D too bad they altered a lot of things in the movie )':
and omg, lovely suit Gatsby!
LuckySuppyChuu 10 months ago
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LuckySuppyChuu 10 months ago
Usually I'd complain if a movie didn't match up to a book...but good God I'm blinded by Gatsby's gorgeousness :|
DameHaha2011 10 months ago 4
They don't make 'em like Robert Redford anymore....holy crap.
Sevyn1290 10 months ago 2
Robert Redford, you've stolen my heart!
MadameParanoia 10 months ago 2
why is tom really really tan all the time?
ooohbopbopbop 10 months ago
@HolyAerith i think thats how its supposed to be.
skyler5005 10 months ago
FAIL. this isnt the way it was in the book.
thanks for uploading though, coralchris ^-^
fairfaerie 10 months ago
Finest specimens of human molars
Matfred2007 10 months ago
Every body is fucking sweating in this movie WTF!! did they hav no AC on the set? teehee
SYDBURNS5 10 months ago 3
Meyer needed more screen time, his actor was pretty good.
mannimarco3 10 months ago
If Gatsby had sweat anymore the room would have flooded :/
TheBarracuda57 11 months ago
If there was a modern version of The Great Gatsby, Daisy's theme song would be "Gold Digger." Now I aint sayin she's a gold digger, but she sure aint messin' with no broke. LOL
shahoney 11 months ago
@shahoney she was already rich lol tom is the gold digger
normandyangel 4 months ago
@normandyangel nah tom was rich too. that's why she married him :P
mugglesandmadness 3 months ago
That house is too small for Nick. It makes him look like a giant. o_o
90morena 11 months ago
i read these horribly written, grammatically incorrect comments and wonder... how on earth would these students understand the freakin' book... then i realize why they're watching the film version in lieu of reading for their English homework assignment!
ssotkow 11 months ago 6
@ssotkow I just read the book and it is full of grammar and spelling mistakes.
spiderwebbie96 10 months ago
in the novel Nick was....sahdier
XXXXCadeXXXX 11 months ago
what chapter is this in the story ?
VonteeAndWhoAreYou 11 months ago
Rich, a recluse, able to disappear at will...Is Gatsby Batman?
Irishflyboy255 11 months ago 3
@Irishflyboy255 no,but roumers go that thier "related"! also that hes not a man at all! who knows what he is.
mongolianape 11 months ago
@Irishflyboy255 I saw another comment comparing Gatsby to Batman and it made me laugh a little. I was thinking the exact same thing. Very similar to Bruce Wayne. They both wear a mask and deep down, don't really care about their possessions because it's all just a cover.
ErinJosephine1 4 months ago
wolfsheim is based on rothstein, the greatest crook of the 20th century.
leedumett444 11 months ago
We watching dis shiii in mr Gilliam class.lol
DFHSRG77 11 months ago
I think Eric Close is the "reincarnation" of Robert Redford
sai359 11 months ago
@123randombabe Not true! :) my friends and I watched this movie and were smitten by Robert Redford :)
sai359 11 months ago
MOTHER OF GOD, EVERYONE IS SO SWEATY
whatareyoudoingbabs 11 months ago 131
@whatareyoudoingbabs It's a symbol in the book. Sweatiness, uncomfortableness links in with having a guilty conscience.
magnostic 9 months ago
@whatareyoudoingbabs Summer heat was unbearable. The family was sent away to the country for the hot season, and the husband lived at the club. One of the reasons collars and cuffs were so tight were to keep in body odor!
CuteCatFaith 5 months ago
Gatsby's looks with Nick's personality is the perfect man!
SuperMsChardonnay 1 year ago 2
Who is Nick talking to at 1:57?
SimplePLan4life23 1 year ago
Other than Robert Redford, this movie has some of the worst casting I've ever seen. They must have blown the whole budget on the star.
chretiendutroyes 1 year ago
thumbs up if u r watching this for school :)
jojogirl2008 1 year ago 119
@jojogirl2008 n i hate it. im tryna not read the book :)
reedizzle008 5 months ago
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@jojogirl2008 n i hate it. im tryna not read the book :)
reedizzle008 5 months ago
is it just me or does everyone seem to be really sweaty in this film? :/
ElephantHelicopter 1 year ago
@ElephantHelicopter its cause its summer when they were filming i guess
TheFinalEpic 1 year ago
@TheFinalEpic But it just seems to be the men? haha :P
ElephantHelicopter 1 year ago
Why does everyone always seem to be sweating in this movie?
ariana19941993 1 year ago 2
@ariana19941993 restaurants were hot as balls back then. There was no big form of AC.
waggy55 1 year ago
@ariana19941993
Because they're wearing suits in the summer time and there is no air conditioning.
chretiendutroyes 1 year ago
omg imi the only teenager here who is in love with robert redfort
123randombabe 1 year ago 5
LOL *sees gatsby* *turn + DRAMATIC LOOK*
applesdoll 1 year ago 2
I felt like Jay Gatsby when my friend Avery's cousin came to long beach island with my family. She was very pretty. and I really wanted to flirt with her.
wiisalute 1 year ago
Gatsby is sexy :P
maeflower522 1 year ago
im watching this for school :)
ptomczak16 1 year ago 4
@ptomczak16 same
MrZuipkoning 1 year ago
@ptomczak16 me to,better then reading the book. next on the list:alice in wonderladn:'(
mongolianape 11 months ago
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Why does Nick look like he's sweating...All the time?
281418151 1 year ago
Why does Nick look like he's sweating...All the time?
281418151 1 year ago
gatsby is fiiiiiiiiiiineee
XohsogabriellaX 1 year ago 2
is tht wolfshiem or no
ShimmerDiamond2 1 year ago
fuck jordans fucking hot :P"""
yayaanddudock 1 year ago
"you're looking for a business GONEGTION!"
SagaciousSilence 1 year ago 4
who's watching this for school?
3FourThree 1 year ago 5
@3FourThree me
superrkoman 1 year ago
O_O i want that kind of neighbor that gives me stuff lol
bluegreenfun95 1 year ago 6
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hindrichsmatt7 1 year ago
Jordan Baker is soooo fit
prowful 1 year ago
How I wish for the day that a man looks at me just as Gatsby looked at Daisy.
jgday1218 1 year ago 2
call me dumb but i don't understand the first scene with the older man at all
MillysoPsYcHo 1 year ago
does nick oil himself up or did the directors choose a guy who sweats alot to play him?
bb33nnii 1 year ago 2
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lefty4life1313 1 year ago
@bb33nnii its supposed to be a really hot setting in the book so everybody is really sweaty
lefty4life1313 1 year ago
@lefty4life1313 i no that, i read the book. but nick just looks sweaty all the time lol
bb33nnii 1 year ago 2
but where is fredie , daisy's driver ? =))
rulzgirls1 1 year ago
@rulzgirls1 fernando*
J0nny619 1 year ago
Nick's accent keeps changing from British, to Old New Yorker to Standard American.....BAAAAAAD VOICE ACTOR=)
jlspma 1 year ago
Redford IS the Gatsby!!
cantstandya2 1 year ago
i like the dramatic music at the end LOL
fijianmc1 1 year ago
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leedumett444 1 year ago
I wish Jordan would do that to my lips....
Mazt3rBait0rr 1 year ago
haha: "For mr. Gatsby"--Nick--"PASS"
juliet130 1 year ago
these people seem to be the 1920s version of the X generation or emo kids...they're all emotionally constipated
jethro035181 1 year ago
robert redford was sexy!
2244blahblahblah 1 year ago 4
3:17 They're both like "WTF? He's gone!"
yami002200 1 year ago
"I have to get the grass cut"
"You mean 'my grass'"
-> After that, Jay does send a man to cut Nick's grass. This scene sometimes confuses me, but when I understand it, I realize how brilliant it is.
haingo36 1 year ago