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Please stop calling this a horror movie!! This is a brutally executed satire, and a strong one. It is loud and the message is clear, stop minimising it to just being a horror/Sci-Fi films, it deals with much more! Self Acceptance, Societal Standards imposed on women, Self-Image to name a few. It is more sophisticated than you would think.

Any person who enjoys watching THIS show is clearly devout of any sort of brain functioning. Single most stupid show ever made. What kind of brain dead numb nuts would enjoy this load of crap!!!!!!

John Ford creates a captivating cinematic experience with the Grapes of Wrath. With the beautiful panoramic shots to capturing the intense expressions of human sufferings is what spoke most to me about this movie. of course the story line in itself happens to be the showstopper, however I would be better off leaving a book review for that one. In this post I would only like to highlight how John Ford braught to life perhaps one of the most authentic and insightful peek into the lives of ordinary men. The farmers,the peasants the children and the men, how they form rather a large part of society and how often overlooked they are makes for an interesting cinematic experience. An absolute gem.

I have seen this movie more than 10 times now, and everytime it feels like I am watching it for the first time. The sheer brilliance of the artistry of this movie lies in the nuances and nitti girties, the side comments, the expressions the reactions, all of it. One of those rare gems that will keep you hooked up until the end. I'm not sure what draws me the most to this masterpiece, but I love how the conversation becomes an amalgamation of science, the most powerful philosophical questions, belief systems and history. I don't recommend this movie to a lot of people but if you are someone who enjoys stirring conversations like the 12 angry men then this movie is for you.

Truly my love for conversation based movies takes a form in this one. Being a huge Francis McDormand fan I was naturally drawn to it, what I loved most was how the seriousness of the movie was broken by certain events by a laughter inspired by a prank or a thought. The depth of dialogues were specially interesting for the ones paying attention coupled by beautiful performances this made for a perfect treat. The genuinety of August specially caught my attention. I loved this movie a lot as a movie buff, but as a woman it spoke volumes to me, definitely will hold a special place in my heart ❤️

Pure brilliance, an outright inspiration!! This movie is story telling at its finest! Not a dialogue and yet it will grip you and totally engulf you. Must watch!

Probably one of the most underrated movies of all time. A strong storyline, accompanied by master storytelling made this movie truly engaging. Exploring human behavior in the most unique ways, the movie seamlessly brings out the greatest philosophical questions mankind has asked.

Its a crazy ride, you can't guess what's going to happen next Never seen anything like it

Oh what a masterpiece! From Interstellar to Source Code, they're all just an adaptation of this wonderful documentary here! So beautiful.