An activist gets caught up in the labor movement for farm workers in California during the 1930s.
Director: James Franco
Writers: Matt Rager (screenplay) (as Matthew Rager), John Steinbeck (novel)
Stars: Nat Wolff, James Franco, Vincent D'Onofrio
1h 50min | Drama
My thoughts:
Well this was another rather dull one. Farm workers finally go on a strike. And totally right! Damn the Man! They did not save any of their wages, because all went back to their bosses and people were even in debt to them. Strike strike strike!
Why was Selena Gomez in this one?
Franco was being Franco. That kid was good though.
But yes a rather dull movie. I can not recommend it.
Sooo Steinbeck.
Don't think I knew it but I think I'll pass
ReplyDeleteYou know me and the unknown ones
DeleteI like the subject matter; too bad it's slow.
ReplyDeleteSO meh
DeleteBleh but i do love Franco
ReplyDeleteI can not say I do the same
DeleteI've never seen it.
ReplyDeleteYOu did not miss much
DeleteFranco directed huh? Sorry it was boring...
ReplyDeleteyes
Deleteweird movie for Gomez to be in... Gomez in any movie is weird
ReplyDeleteIt was really weird
DeleteIs this a western? It kinda looks like a western, but then it's dull...hmm.
ReplyDelete~Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum
Depression. Strikes. Applepickers
DeleteI don't know why but I don't like this cast. I do like James Franco though.
ReplyDeleteI really do not get why Gomez was in it...but I liked the rest
DeleteHadn't heard of it but it's probably not for me anyway.
ReplyDeleteKaren @ For What It's Worth
Not for anyone ;)
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