A Movie True to the Depression

Rating: 7/10 (13 October 2010)

The Grapes of Wrath is a classic movie that is true to the time period that it takes time in.
You can tell that a lot of work went into this movie. Throughout the movie the scenery and setting changes multiple times. You travel from farmland and country side to the road and city. You see mountains and rivers, cities and woods, a city of tents and then a campground. All the scenery added to the different scenes of the movie. Without the scene change the movie would not be able to change and move along the way it did.
The lighting in this movie was fantastic. When it was night, there was very limited lighting, when it was daylight, the scene was brightened with the effects of the sun. It gave you the real effect that you were in the movie itself.
The storyline, although depressing, is true to the time period. It shows the effects of what the depression had on a family and taught a very important lesson. To Never Give Up.