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The Grapes of Wrath
Verda 2022-03-23 09:01:54
During the Great Depression in the United States, large tracts of farmland in Oklahoma were dry for a long time, and the vast number of farmers fell into desperation. The down-and-out Joads were forced to leave their homes and travel westward across the impassable desert in a battered vintage Ford to find a safe haven in California. On the way, the elderly grandfather and grandmother died one after another, Joad's brother Noah quietly left, Joad's friend Casey was killed, and Joad was also hunted down. Although the family survived and the future is uncertain, but the mother still encourages everyone to live tenaciously.
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Benjamin 2022-04-21 09:02:05
Want to see Day 2100/Samsung and a half. In the end, the strength is not as good as expected, and the rhetoric from the character's mouth is disproportionate to the back pain presented in the movie. What I like most is the historical restoration in black and white texture, and the information obtained indirectly is particularly important. It's best to read the original at the end.
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Lynn 2022-04-20 09:01:41
The Grapes of Wrath, with its distinctive left-wing thinking and narrative model at the beginning of the last century, is not a battle essay, although his hero has indeed gone through a path from a common manslaughter to a fighter for the benefit of all the weak. A change is sometimes too blunt. Every inch of the film is full of pain and emotion, focusing on the main line of the family's travel, so it has a strong authenticity. The role of mother gained an important position in the later period, and the movie ends with her. In addition to being unable to shoot because of the weathering problem at the end of the original book, it is hoped that she will be used to convey the endless southern spirit. This is a typical little people song.
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Grandpa Joad: It's my dirt! Eh-heh! No good, but it's - it's mine, all mine.
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Tom Joad: Seems like the government's got more interest in a dead man than a live one.