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I agree. I watched the Blu-ray disc a few weeks ago and made a firm decision: in future I will start the disc at the ball scene where we meet Rhett Butler for the first time, and I'll switch off after Ward Bond's scene. For me, between those points it's a damn good film but either side: yawnsville!

Yes, that's not what I wanted to post! I don't know how that happened but I've rewritten my post. Many thanks.

Yes, isn't that scene immediately before the Intermission? It sure as hell isn't the second from last scene in the film.

I wasn't alive in 1940 and I haven't yet seen the Gone With The Wind Blu-ray so I can't comment on mediagy's observations except to say that I find them fascinating. I do hope that some-one suitably qualified will respond.