Helped spread myths that slavery wasn't bad South was victim of Civil War Plus O'Hara is a brat
Gone With The Wind has legendary status because it played a major role in creating the myth of the South after the Civil War. That was the antebellum South was a chivalrous place of beauty which then suffered indignities afterward. Hence the opening credits compared the South to Camelot saying there were Knights and Ladies and chivalry and slaves were treated fairly. It was a total BS but it still has followers to this day.<br /><br />The film is full of myth making. When it shows black people as slaves and after they were freed they’re always happy, smiling and want to help their masters. It’s meant to show that bondage wasn’t bad and it wasn’t the cause of the Civil War when it was.<br /><br />There’s even more in Gone With The Wind about how the South was the victim of the Civil War despite the South starting the conflict. You see Southerners distressed at their battle dead, people fleeing Sherman’s army and the burning of Atlanta. That’s all meant to paint Southerners as sympathetic people who have gone through the worst so you must empathize with them. It also promotes the story of the “lost cause” where the South valiantly fought against unsurmountable odds versus the North.<br /><br />Things are no better when the war ends and carpetbaggers are show exploiting the south, the promise of giving land to free salves is simply a scam to manipulate their votes and more.<br /><br />Even if you ignore its historical relevance of the movie I don’t think the story has aged well. It’s all about Scarlet O’Hara/Vivien Leigh acting like a spoiled brat of a rich plantation family who is boy crazy. It’s only after the war that she’s forced to grow up and she’s still as manipulative as before. She proclaims that she’ll never be poor again marking her transformation into a heroine but I didn’t buy it. She’s still petty and annoying throughout
The movie title "Gone with the Wind," available on Prime Video, has received an average rating of 4.8 from 28060 reviewers. 
It features elements such as IMDb 8.2, 3 h 40 min, 1940, X-Ray and NR, and it is priced at $None.

This title falls under the categories of Drama, Romance and Military and War. 
The additional details include the following in key-value format :
 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Victor Fleming"], "Producers": ["David O. Selznick"], "Starring": ["Clark Gable", "Vivien Leigh", "Olivia De Havilland"]}

Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Scarlett O'Hara's battle to save her beloved Tara and find love during the Civil War..