There are movies that are forgotten when a time passes after seeing them, but this movie I do not know of those. If you are lucky enough to be able to see Pride and Prejudice, you will realize that it will stay in your heart forever. It is one of those films that will stir your soul and will not leave you indifferent. Y The same happens with the novel, from the moment you start reading it you can't stop until it is finished and when you finish it, you will feel sorry for it!
It is a romantic film where it has humor, drama and that without realizing it you begin to share the same emotions as the protagonists thanks to the magnificent role they play in the film.
Pride and prejudice phrases
For all the aforementioned, we want to share with you some of the phrases that are said in the film because in addition to feeling, they will make you think and want to see this film as soon as possible.
- Giving in without conviction is not a compliment for understanding the other.
- I could have easily forgiven her pride, if it hadn't been for her messing with mine.
- I am the happiest creature in the world. Maybe other people have said it before, but none with such good reason. I'm even happier than Jane, she smiles, I laugh.
- My affections and wishes have not changed, but a word from him will silence me forever.
- I would have given the world for having had the courage to tell the truth, to live the truth.
- The more I know the world, the more I dislike it, and time confirms my belief in the inconsistency of human character and how little one can trust appearances of goodness or intelligence.
- Vanity and pride are different things, although they are often used synonymously. Pride is related to the opinion we have of ourselves; vanity, with what we would like others to think of us.
- I have been selfish all my life, in practice, but not in theory.
- I do not claim to be as frank with you as you are with me, madam. You may ask me questions that I may choose not to answer.
- There are few of us who have enough courage to fall completely in love if the other part does not encourage us.
- The power to do anything quickly is always highly appreciated, and the imperfection with which it is done is neglected.
- It is better to know as little as possible about the shortcomings of the person with whom you are about to spend your life.
- Happiness in a marriage is completely a matter of luck.
- Folly and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies amuse me, they belong to me, and I laugh at them whenever I can.
- It is recognized as absolute truth that which affirms that a single man with a great fortune must one day feel the need to marry.
- You have enchanted me body and soul.
- And this is all the answer I have the honor to hope for? Perhaps I could wish to be informed because with so little proof of courtesy I am rejected like that.
- No Lizzy, allow me for once in my life how much I was to blame. I am not afraid of being dominated by this impression. It will pass soon.
- Do not think that I am a classy woman trying to annoy you, but a rational creature speaking the truth from her heart.
- Folly and nonsense, whims and inconsistencies amuse me, they belong to me, and I laugh at them whenever I can.
- The power to do anything quickly is always valued by the possessor, and usually overlooked by the imperfection of the execution.
- I have been meditating on the great pleasure that a pair of splendid eyes on a beautiful woman's face can bring you.
- There are few people I really love, and even fewer than I think well. The more I see this world, the more dissatisfied I am with it. Every day confirms my belief in the inconsistency of the human and the little dependence that can be had on the appearance of merit or meaning.
- As I understood it, there were strong objections against the lady.
- Feigned frankness is common enough, one finds it everywhere. But being frank without being presumptuous, taking the good in everyone, making them even better, and saying nothing of the bad, belongs only to you.
- These are great misfortunes. But the wife of Mr. Darcy will have to count extraordinary sources of joys, so that she generally has no reason to complain.
- I love him, in fact, he has no inappropriate pride. He is perfectly kind. You don't know what he really is, so pray that it doesn't hurt to talk about him in such terms.
- It may be that poetry is the food of a solid and healthy love. Feed what is already strong. But if it is more of a slight, rather weak inclination, I am convinced that a sonnet can completely extinguish it.
- You could not have made the offer of your hand to me, in a way that you would have tempted me to accept it.
- I will not say goodbye to you, Miss Bennet. Nor will I send my regards to your mother. He does not deserve such attentions. I am truly unhappy.
- You taught me a lesson, hard at the beginning of course, but most advantageous. Thanks to you, I learned to be appropriately humble.
- Those are the words of a gentleman? From the first moment I met you, your arrogance and arrogance, and your selfish disdain for the feelings of others, has made me realize that you would be the last man in the world that I would marry.
- Had she ever learned, she would have been very skilled. Like Anne, if her health had allowed her to apply. I trust it would have performed wonderfully.
- Vanity and pride are different things, although they are often used synonymously. A person can be proud without being vain. Pride has more to do with our opinion of ourselves, while vanity with what others think of us.
- We do not suffer by accident. It is not often that interference from friends persuades a young man of independent fortune to no longer think about the girl with whom he was so intensely in love a few days earlier.
