I love how in old movie trailer for book adaptations make such an emphasis on the book. Nowadays they just stick "Based on the Best-Selling Novel by..." and done. Henry Fonda's final speech is so good that even Steinbeck admited he really didn't believe his words until he saw that scene.

@freddyrichards878

4 жыл бұрын

Whenever I watch this trailer, I'd have my Grapes of Wrath book with me just to simply feel honored to have such a legendary piece of American literature as this one

@frombigisland5229

3 жыл бұрын

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@didleybo2047

5 ай бұрын

On the other hand i actually didn’t. I expected more of an “actual trailer” in the terms of nowadays. Got 15 pages of the book left and about to watch the movie.

@henrikpersson4698

4 ай бұрын

i absolutely love it. wouldn't work today tho, as people don't read anymore

@Liveloudexplore

2 ай бұрын

I never knew there was a movie until today! I’m excited to check it out!

Grapes of wrath was hands down The best book I've ever read

This book was so famous that people pushed for it to end up in cinemas. The fact was even mentioned many times that it was like a badge worn with pride.

Timeless Masterpiece.

I'm reading this book write now. I'm about a hundred pages in and have cried twice already. Very powerful book indeed. More people need to read.

@AliEgemenB

2 жыл бұрын

Bruh Nothing that sad happened in the first 100 pages u sensitive kid

@nycgingercat

Жыл бұрын

@@AliEgemenB I disagree. The "monster" banks or the tractor destroying everyone's homes callously and the old man trying to put a face to the cause of this travesty to stand up to. That was a tough scene.

@jimmason1072

11 ай бұрын

​@@nycgingercat"it my land...it ain't no good ....but it's my land..."

@mohsinalithecver8

2 ай бұрын

​@@AliEgemenB he is very soft person 😌

One of the best book to film adaptations ever made, and as great as East of Eden is, this is the best Steinbeck film

Jane Darwell, as Ma Joad, won the 1941 Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. And well deserved.

I'm almost halfway through it, and I can tell how the book is tremendously anticipatory of the current epoch as well.

Love this movie, especially because it’s based on where I’m from and the place I first learned to work, out in the grapes in the south end of the Central Valley, beautiful kern county

#TBT Pack your bags and journey back to the 1940’s with The Grapes of Wrath trailer.

@EvanMcNeeley

9 жыл бұрын

great movie...

@nicholaswhitman1757

9 жыл бұрын

. A controversial novel oh nice movie though

@RideMyBMW

9 жыл бұрын

20th Century Fox INSTANT friggin classic!! Love this movie. Saw it last year in Gr 10 American History. No matter how bad sh$# gets, we'll always have family and the Feds. ;)

@adrianlee3497

9 жыл бұрын

20th Century Fox I'll be all around in the dark - I'll be everywhere. Wherever you can look - wherever there's a fight, so hungry people can eat, I'll be there. Wherever there's a cop beatin' up a guy, I'll be there. I'll be in the way guys yell when they're mad. I'll be in the way kids laugh when they're hungry and they know supper's ready, and when the people are eatin' the stuff they raise and livin' in the houses they build - I'll be there, too. Classic and one of the best ever made!

incredible book that left a tear in my eye, every american president apon innaugeration (?spelling) should be asked/made to read it. A human story that is timeless.

According to me this is the best movie of John Ford. I liked this more than The Searchers.

omg when i saw the dude who plays Tom I thought "He looks like Jane Fonda", and sure enough they announced his name and I googled whether she's his daughter lol

Wealth inequality never changes.

@leolovehouse9827

2 жыл бұрын

promise of freedom = profit motive = inequality

There was apparently a LOT of hype building up to this film before it came out. One of the rare times when it actually lived up to the hype.

I remember watching this in history class.

Steinbeck was a genius

I should just go read the book.

@vtapvtap3925

4 жыл бұрын

You have to

@maximusnotsure8282

4 жыл бұрын

@@vtapvtap3925 Now seems like a better time than ever

@Spoomis

3 жыл бұрын

Worth a read.

@LawsMusic108

Жыл бұрын

fantastic film, as well

One of my top favorites.

A BIG FAV

What a... peculiar trailer.

I'm reading it now and really enjoying Steinbeck's writing and (somewhat socialist) commentary. A modern remake would allow more of the grit to be brought to the screen, but a movie will never replace the words on the pages.

I always loved to read this book...

Just think what it would be like for modern Americans to go through a time like the Great Depression. There was no social safety net like there is today. We are very fortunate

@mac76239

2 жыл бұрын

Lol you were saying?

I remember watching this in 1940s

@nikn1250

3 жыл бұрын

Same 😛

@1985pza

3 жыл бұрын

youre 100 years old?

@evarojas2567

Жыл бұрын

God bless you. You must have so much wisdom. One day all the wise people who saw history will teach our children.

@Black.Sabbath

2 ай бұрын

@@1985pza 80

@Black.Sabbath

2 ай бұрын

@@1985pza 90

top 10 movie in history for me

It's crazy to see this "trailer". This book was supposedly in such high demand, so I can't help but wonder how much of that money John Steinbeck actually saw. What he made in book royalties and later with selling the film rights if he still owned them. It said 20th Century paid 70K but how much of that did Steinbeck see, or did his publishing house keep it all? They also made such a big deal with the actors when actors back in those days all had mid-Atlantic accents and they were all pretty much the same actor! Sure, I love old films, I even own this one, but you could take Bogart and put him in a Cagney role and vice-versa, you'd still have the same bloody film! You could have probably taken the entire cast of "The Wizard of Oz" put them in this film and no one would be able to tell the difference!

Nothing is changed!

This and "HUD" are my favorite

I had to watch this movie for a history class once.

@shahalamtariq4460

7 жыл бұрын

TheDelikizzz how was it?

А какие у них классные джинсовые комбеньзоны и куртки, это шедевры откуда и пошла вся мода на деним❤❤❤

Amoooo demais !

An old classic

Another thing- Grandpa and Grandma came west in a covered wagon and they are leaving in a Hudson made into a truck. It was ethnic cleansing, like the Irish in the famine of 1847, the Scottish in the clearances, the Jews expelled from Eastern Europe in the late 1890s and and the Okies in the 1930s, all of them went to new places and prospered for it. The bank did the Joads a favour.

I m glad i finally decided to study ophthalmology today i was studying uvea and they said it looks like a grape but i don’t really see the point and was uninterested but then I suddenly noticed a line written on the book some random words “ the grapes of wrath” i immediately became interested in that few words and search it up i am not disappointed i love what I found

Touching

Such a quaint time back then. It would be wonderful to go back in time and switch this for 50 shades of grey just to see what would happen.

@adrianlee3497

9 жыл бұрын

highlandcommando Back then? Four words; Raided. and shut down.

@tacticalsweater5119

7 жыл бұрын

I'd rather live in the late nineteenth century; better people, more opportunity.

@gunsandammo92

7 жыл бұрын

naked came the stranger was kinda like the 50 shades of it's time, only it was made as a joke on terrible books that make a lot of money. no one knew about the joke until AFTER it was successful

Good work.

Interesting

good

FJB bringing the 2021 version to all of us

@pinfoil621

Жыл бұрын

Lol

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Buy then!

The great irony of the story is that in 6 months, the Joads would be working for Lockheed or Kaiser shipbuilding and have more money than they ever had in their lives. WW2 was the best thing that happened to the Joads.

@marysueeasteregg

3 жыл бұрын

I get your point, and on one level it is valid. But Tom (and wasn't there an older brother?) would likely be drafted. And considering that the three men I've known best who went to war (2 in WWII, 1 in the Korean War) all came back with PTSD -- and at least they came back alive, and in one piece, physically -- what you say is debatable. My father, were he still alive, would sure as hell disagree. WWII lifted his family out of poverty, but at the cost of him and his 2 brothers all being drafted.

@lawrencelewis8105

3 жыл бұрын

@@marysueeasteregg It may not have been the best thing to happen but how else was the world lifted out of the great depression? War always has a cost and it's usually paid in the lives of young men. Tom had a younger brother named Al. I always kind of thought that Al was killed at Guadalcanal and Tom was 4F and worked in a shipyard. Rose of Sharon later married well. Ma and Pa died before the war ended. Tom, growing conservative in his old age never did understand why his daughter was protesting at Berkeley in 1968. That's my extrapolation, anyway.

little did people know about the ending of the book.

@wiisalute

6 жыл бұрын

Noies Wnes Louis CK sums it up perfectly

DOES ANYONE REALLY KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS IN CHICAGO?

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@sabrivaral9300

4 жыл бұрын

İzledin mi?

Does somebody know where I can watch this movie 2023?

Такой была настоящая америка, когда жила по средствам и никого не грабила

my dad go through grapes of wrath then he go through ww2

Back when people read books to entertain themselves.

the beginning of this trailer emphasizes the need for amazon in the 1930s

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@walterbernardonoriegahidro5814

Жыл бұрын

Pelicula La viñas de la ira ; doblada sl español

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アメリカのメディアで「日本人は真面目だが貧困率が高い」と評された、という記事を見た。 私も納得だが、他にも納得した人多いみたい。 最低労働賃金低いけど、ものすごくこき使われる。 一旦、レールを外れると足下みられて、待遇の良い仕事見つけるのは難しく、低い賃金でこき使われる。 一方で大した働きしていないのに安定した地位で高い賃金の人もいる。 「怒りの葡萄」の映画を見て、そういう日本の現状と重なった。 搾取する側の典型が天皇皇族一族。 日本国憲法に規定がない「公務」を勝手に作り出し、公務員のような規制を受けずに血税浪費して謝礼等の利益を受けとる。 公務のために高額衣服を新調したり、コンサートや展覧会、海外旅行に行ける。 無難な典型文の継ぎ接ぎを朗読するだけでチヤホヤされて有り難がられる。 そういう地位と癒着して、厳しい競争入札・随意契約規制、厳しい予算編成や公開による国民によるチェックからも免れて、皇族の恋人まで国税とコネで優遇できる立場だから、癒着狙いや玉の輿や逆玉狙い、勘違い着飾りプリンセスが増えて、奴隷のような庶民との二分化。 私は、車椅子私用車駅伝大会の立看板の「天皇盃」の部分を切り取り、違憲の天皇の権威付けと税金の無駄遣いに実名記載で抗議して、警察に身分を明らかにし説明までしているのに、警察、検察、裁判所のすべてで、元弁護士でボロボロになるまでプロボノ活動やって不正に抗議して誠実に生きてきた私の罪証隠滅・逃亡のおそれを認定した。 任意取調一切なしでいきなり逮捕・勾留し、天皇制廃止論を忘れさせるための拷問。 傷だらけで拷問されて15日間絶食してその事実を訴えても、日本ではよくあることなので、無視されて不必要な長期間勾留で強制入院まで違法に決行された。私名義の100万円近い入院費用債務まで負担させられた。 ひどい損害被り、キチガイ犯罪者のレッテル貼られてこれから奴隷労働まで待ってそう。これも日本では普通。 日本の医療は奴隷酷使にぴったり。ロボトミー的に薬漬けにして抵抗気力を奪い肉体だけ100歳まで生かして骨の髄まで搾り取るものだから。

Janet Ghattas helped K

Why won't Hollywood make a remake of "The Grapes of Wrath?" That's all they ever do is make remakes but it will never happen to films like this. The list of other films that Hollywood would never care to remake is: Paths of Glory, Platoon, and Metropolis.

@whiteknightcat

11 ай бұрын

Probably not - the book was intermittently banned in various places ever since it was published, and is being challenged even more strongly today. One would guess the Christofascists of today would try to bring enormous pressure on studios to NOT consider such a project. Why it wasn't re-made in the 80's or 90's, though, we may never know. How many different Alamo movies have there been?

Uhmm?.. 🌿

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John steinback Walton great writer of the 🍇of wrath,of mice and men,tortilla flats 👌was the older of Wal mart founder and owner sam Walton of an 8 yr.differance.

I watched it last night. I had not seen it in a decade. Fonda's understated performance of Tom Joad is brilliant but good Lord what a whitewash. Not a single person of color in the entire film. A film about Oklahoma sharecroppers. and not a single Hispanic or African American? I get that it's segregated 1940 but authenticity went out the window.

@Black.Sabbath

2 ай бұрын

You didn’t have a problem with it a decade ago then?

That book had everything, except a car chase and an old fashioned gun fight. I don't know what Steinbeck was thinking by leaving those things out.

European Immigrants became Sooners. Sooners became Oakies. Oakies became Californians.

Who do you indemnify with on the Gode family

There are many books that i like to analyze and appreciate. I've only ever read books that were recommended to me by others, but grapes of wrath is not one that i can say i enjoyed. I can appreciate that it's a good novel,but to me it was quite boring. Even the movie itself could not change my mind on it

todds lovely greyhounds scott laurie distribute mounds incestuous sounds

Another version of Grapes of Wrath is coming with BIDEN lol

@lewy1

8 ай бұрын

This is how they treat immigrants, make them seem less than human

@Black.Sabbath

2 ай бұрын

@@lewy1 Not possible

GOP GREAT 1929 DEPRESSION ! GOP GREAT 2008 RECESSION ! GOP GREAT IRAQ WMD LIE !!!

@mac76239

2 жыл бұрын

You were saying lol? Now you know what a real depression is 🤣

Biden specialty - A DEPRESSION , lol

Can they stop pronouncing it RATH ?! It's pronounced ROTH For ****'s sake!