Try and Get Me! (1950) Film noir Movie

[@deaddocreallydeaddoc5244]

I thought I had seen all of the Film Noir. I'm 72. This is one of the best films I have ever seen. it should be shown everywhere, especially now, in 2024. Everyone should see this film, everyone in the world.

[@KutWrite]

I'm 76 and agree with you. The message is still timely, and powerfully presented without overdoing it or painting anyone as saint or devil. Not even "Jerry."

[@nedludd7622]

Why? What is the supposed message?

[@spartandodge6034]

@@nedludd7622 Society and our people, we are, humanity, is a wild and crazy thing if it has no law or reason. It becomes a hell on earth when people break all the commandments from God. Even if you say there is no God. The mechanism of humanity against humanity is a real threat. Civil disobedience is not the answer it seems to be in a moment of emotion. The list of messages goes on and on. Without law and justice there is anarchy and holocaust, mayhem, and the terror. Fear dominates. Why? What is the message? Is this your life?

[@barneygilewitz6722]

My distant cousin, Sylvia Sidney,, was starring in a similar movie with Spencer Tracy called Fury in the mid 1930's. This is the same mob mentality kinda thing that gin😢s up when they all decide her boyfriend, Tracy, is guilty of something and want to storm the jailhouse. Turns out he wasn't - but they get dressed down pretty good at the end if I remember correctly. Always a message about rushing to judgment at the drop of a hat - usually working off partially true information - but not allowing justice to take its due course.

[@KutWrite]

@@barneygilewitz6722 I'm a big fan of your cousin, beginning when I "discovered" her during her early "hot dish" days. She had been a dancer, too, as I recall.

[@katr8756]

I use to love watching Loyd Bridges in Sea Hunt as a kid!!

[@Richard-me2pq]

When Lloyd Bridges tossed a quarter down the bowling alley, he was tipping the pin setter because back in them days, bowling alleys did not have automatic machines to set the 🎳 bowling pins. Thought I would share that with you millennials!

[@mikkimikki5376]

Oh, my gosh! That's right. 😏

[@gingerli5820]

Given his eyes, there were scenes where Lloyd Bridges looked perfectly demented. And that caged animal act in the cell - what a performance he gave!

[@davidcouch6514]

Before the AMF Bowling thing my town had one of those alleys I recall they were duck pins. It closed after a ten pin lanes opened.

[@gwayne919]

I played my last tournament on one of the self-setting types in 69. Won all of the games except the last one. Job Corps. Had to get out got tired of the assaults and verbal harassment by the 95% black corpsman. What waste of almost two years of my life learning fear and how to be invisible.

[@mariofilippi3539]

Yes. He was a crook but one with good manners.

[@rhorizon]

Should be watched by every journalism and media major.

[@BrokenTrout]

Ain't that the truth @rhorizon

[@mbien23]

Don't forget the CINEMA, FAS majors. I took Intro to Cinema as a Gen Ed and wish my professor had included this movie in the course.

[@ericmikesell4624]

This movie explains everything that is wrong with our current affairs. Thank you for a great treat..

[@kevinconnery5869]

It's amazing how many movies Hollywood has put out!! Film noir's my favorite!!

[@timsterz1]

Thank you for allowing a 60+ movie lover to enjoy this movie I'd never even heard of before.

[@renesagahon4477]

Same here

[@philipbenner]

Same here

[@paulyricca3881]

👴🏻🥃 SOOO HOW OLD IS U 900?

[@paulyricca3881]

@@renesagahon4477 🥃👴🏻 SOOO HOW OLD IS U 10,000?

[@paulyricca3881]

@@philipbenner 🥃👴🏻 SOOO HOW OLD IS U 60,000?

[@TractorMonkeywithJL]

Thanks for not chopping off the start and the end like other movies on youtube. I refuse to watch those. I'm sure they do it to duck copyright algorithms, but I don't like feeling I just tuned into a movie that has already started without me. The last one I watched like that cut off the final scenes of the movie.

[@jimdep6542]

I've never seen a better performance by Lloyd Bridges. He's was even better than I knew before. Great movie !

[@naomivillalobos8031]

He played a great coward in High Noon and a great coward in this movie....what a great actor! Wonderful Movie and the Bible says it all.... 'bad company corrupts.'...

[@jimdep6542]

@@naomivillalobos8031 That's right ! I forgot about High Noon and haven't seen it in decades. I always thought of Lloyd as the "Sea Hunt" kind of guy, but he was very versatile as I'm seeing now. .....and....I'd never name my band " Bad Company".

[@Joseph_Greco]

Outstanding movie!! This film was also distributed with the title The Sound of Fury. Frank Lovejoy and Lloyd Bridges were great actors of the era. Trivia note: the actor who was at the mailbox when Lovejoy was mailing the ransom note was Bob Jellison. He played Bobby the Bellboy on the I Love Lucy shows when Lucy and Desi go to Hollywood.

[@DmPmRr1959]

It's always fun to watch well liked family men like Dan Duryea and Lloyd Bridges playing hoodlums. Shows what good actors they were.👍

[@larryambrose2660]

Lloyd Bridges acting in the cell should have won him an Oscar.

[@DmPmRr1959]

@@larryambrose2660 Or at least a nomination

[@lee-lee2418]

Yes! and as an aside, both Dan and Lloyd both had one wife each and stayed true! 🥰

[@DmPmRr1959]

@@lee-lee2418 Robert Ryan as well. 33 years with the same woman.

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

@@lee-lee2418 Lloyd Bridges may have been married, but he was not “true” to his wife. I do believe that Dan Duryea was a faithful husband.

[@katfry52]

very good movie, the kind you dont forget , certain scenes leave a uneasy feeling... worth watching right till the end....

[@richardbrowning8221]

And to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, under God, with liberty and justice for all! I remember being 6 yrs old and every morning before we started our class we stood up put our little hands over our hearts and spoke these words.absolutely amazing that 70 years later, the more things change the more they stay the same. Lloyd be proud of your boys, they turned out just fine!

[@chrisbowen9043]

Tremendous cast. Real good picture. One of the best noirs from the 50s I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot. Superb attention to detail & commitment to the natural aesthetic.

[@Dion-rz3fz]

Yeah, but too bad it had such a liberal message.

[@truthadvocacy]

@@Dion-rz3fz Sensible, not "liberal". "Liberals" are not rational thinkers!

[@gingerli5820]

@@Dion-rz3fz If you mean that the 'liberal message' is that trial by media and mob violence is perfectly acceptable, then you are quite correct.

[@Dan-z6b3d]

This is a story based on a kidnapping in San Jose in 1933

[@kathleenmckeithen118]

I didn't know Lloyd Bridges could act like a crazy criminal as he did in this movie. I remember him from Sea Hunt on television and from movies where he was always the "good guy". Thank you, as usual, Broken Trout, for another great movie!

[@ralphshelley9586]

FredcMcMurray was great bad guy

[@soulvigilante]

This one is truly underappreciated! Thank you for posting

[@BrokenTrout]

My pleasure @soulvigilante Thank you for watching.

[@suzannefreddie212]

And thanks Broken Trout! Last night watched another of yours WORLD FOR RANSOM with Dan Duryea. I enjoy his films. They tell it like it is--rarely a happy ending. Real people.

[@seanstewart6893]

Superb,well made ,well acted, im a fan of old movies,brought up om them.used to watch on BBC in the seventies, fabulous days,fabulous films,

[@moggridge1]

Frank Lovejoy - always good value. 👍

[@isleifoterogarcia4478]

I love to see that movies, that’s about five years after the WWII. In those years people were jobless and desperate, doing wrong decisions, and pay for them. Rather sad and unfortunate. Those times, my parents were young and searching for answers too. Great actors and situations. Thanks of the upload.

[@michael.forkert]

_People don’t want wars. Who want wars are those psychopaths who rule the world, and force people to fight the wars, under oath, they created!_

[@karelglasner2673]

And as usual the corrupt establishment is responsible for creating horrible conditions for humanity ❤

[@larryambrose2660]

Actually the economy was very good after the war. Other than the Korean War the '50s were a great time. There was prosperity, gas was $.25 a gallon. Crime was nowhere near what we have today.

[@TerrellBallard]

Porn video

[@luanaconley6871]

It was the end of the American Dream. Many soldiers came back broken to find a housing and job shortage, as always after wars.

[@teddammit5179]

Lloyd Bridges did a great job as the villain

[@KutWrite]

I wonder if naming him "Jerry" was left over from the hate-fest of WWII.

[@edwardgoering1237]

He was good in Loner & Sea Hunt still remember Sea Hunt introduction song. All his Sons did good

[@KutWrite]

@@edwardgoering1237 I loved Sea Hunt. Mike Nelson was the pinnacle of manliness. I wanted to scuba dive so badly... 'til I tried it!

[@edwardgoering1237]

@@KutWrite Yea Kut just retired at 67 last jb Ft Meade Schools boiler rooms lasted 4 yrs got COPD from concrete Dust but yea I hook up with KZbin from my computer then hooked up Big screen off it Then 24/7 40's 50'ss 60's westerns funny Jack Elam in everyone Warren Oats Yea after school with our Cap guns we all wanted to be Rory Calhounthe TEXAN like the rifleman each story would be a lesson in life Thank God VA

[@KutWrite]

@@edwardgoering1237 It's good to look back on a life well lived, eh?

[@jdr1747]

Vido's wise words resonated. Crowd mentality is scary. Good movie.

[@rosemariemcgowan6388]

Mob rule x

[@truthadvocacy]

wise words but deemed "liberal" by trumpists.

[@SuziQ.]

@@truthadvocacy, Speaking of out of control mobs, that monster knows how to rile them up. 😢

[@magistrumartium]

The masses are asses.

[@kevinkrochak2546]

Thank you again, Broken Trout!

[@BrokenTrout]

My pleasure @kevinkrochak2546

[@tomr5021]

Jeff Bridges was only 1 yr old when this was filmed. What a career he has.

[@MikeMarley-r9s]

Yeah he is The Dude and Bowling is his life .

[@DSmith-e5e]

These are refreshing . Stressed and overwhelmed enough after you've been through the ringer.

[@tomdooley4226]

I just love b/w classic movies! 🎦

[@dissident4117]

This is pretty hard stuff for 1950. Very well told with amazing actors. Sadly a timeless theme.

[@naomivillalobos8031]

GOD fearing Country then...

[@naomivillalobos8031]

That lynching sounds like an idea for today's corrupt....

[@dissident4117]

@@naomivillalobos8031 If it's a GOD fearing county is not the point. The worrying thing is that something like this can happen in any country at any time. That's what makes it timeless.

[@dissident4117]

@microbe_rz37-rn1dk You may not watched the film completely. Mass manipulation and lynching will always happen when human beings are involved and they have the chance to live this out. No matter where.

[@gordonmorris6359]

The nightclub entertainer was Joe E. Ross before he played comedic roles in two TV series, Officer Gunther Toody in Car 54 Where Are You?, and Gronk in It's About Time.

[@RogerMunoz-ci7it]

I have never seen this movie in my life. I grew up watching most of this fine actors thou. This movie is a master piece of a gem. The only voice of reasoning is where the professor speaks to the reporter about morale decay and the rush to judgement should not be so, swift. What a Movie.

[@ShakespeareCafe]

This film was originally titled The Sound of Fury. Reissued as Try and Get Me makes no sense. A better name would have been Desperation. This was based on a true story and the lynching was real. Intense ending

[@larryambrose2660]

It was obviously a liberal criminal lovefest of a movie but it was an interesting movie with some very good acting.

[@None-zc5vg]

Frank Lovejoy stood out for the intensity of his performances. His busy career ended prematurely with his death at age 50 back in 1962.

[@Dion-rz3fz]

@@larryambrose2660 Yeah, all that talk about how the newspaper writers are the problem. When all they did was report the truth! SMH

[@MyDidley]

To many adverts

[@MyDidley]

How can you get into a movie when every 5 minutes adverts

[@claudiahillman606]

What an emorional and thought provoking movie! Very good.

[@billsmith2696]

That was a hell of a great film, thank you for posting it.

[@Dan-z6b3d]

This is a story based on a kidnapping in San Jose in 1933

[@mohammaddavoudian7897]

40:15 The attendant in the diner : One cow on a slab.....meaning a steak sandwich🤣

[@barneygilewitz6722]

Another movie short order cook: Scrambled eggs on toast translated to Adam & Eve on a raft - wreck em...

[@quirkygreece]

Great movie - vastly underrated.

[@Dan-z6b3d]

This is a story based on a kidnapping in San Jose in 1933

[@bolotabr12]

Thanks for posting this movie

[@BrokenTrout]

Not a problem @bolotabr12 I appreciate you taking the effort to watch it.

[@gingerli5820]

'Try and Get Me' 1950 was aka 'The Sound of Fury' 1950. This was one of those overlooked gems to be later reevaluated.

[@randyb726]

So pertinent as to what’s going on today unbelievable

[@donaldring4650]

MAGA!!!!!

[@ronwaldron9626]

Richard Carlson had a bigger name than Bridges in 1950 but that would change. You would have to be pretty desperate for an honest man to become a getaway driver that quick. A well acted little movie.😊

[@markr.devereux3385]

When a man's down on his luck unemployed and a family to support he is pushed to the limit. Thats why an extended family is so essential for helping their folks through hardtimes. This is quite a statement of our American culture which can be less than understanding. Listen to each character even the smallest ones and the dialogue. I felt terrible for the young boy being dragged around and without a stable situation

[@TimmysFavs]

WOW! What a picture, one I had never seen. It certainly pacts a powerful punch & sends a very strong message to the World!

[@abbynormal206]

GREAT MOVIE GREAT PRINT! Does anybody else think the actor playing the reporter looks like Phil Hartman?? Plus noted Lloyd Bridges--wonderful performance and hubba hubba forgot how fine he was as a young buck. He did do the TV show in a wetsuit and pulled it off. But my favorite was his recurring character on Seinfeld of the elderly exercise fanatic trying to train Jerry. priceless. wonderful film thanks

[@RingJando]

what's the difference?

[@scottmorley3672]

Yeeesss Phil Hartman i thought it was just me

[@abbynormal206]

@@scottmorley3672 Losing him was a tragedy

[@donnao8950]

Yes, he absolutely does look like Phil Hartman.

[@RSEFX]

Nicely photographed. Two of my favorite actors, Richard Carlson and Lloyd Bridges. Well-directed by Cy Endfield (who later directed THE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND). Never heard of this film before. Thanks for posting.

[@zephyrr108]

what a gem.

[@BrokenTrout]

Agreed @zephyrr108

[@JMacque]

Thanks BT! I really enjoyed that one.

[@BrokenTrout]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@craig4867]

FINGERMAN Great movie! Starring Frank Lovejoy

[@damin9913]

This looks great never saw this befor😊

[@tiredlawdog]

Never could understand why Frank Lovejoy was never a real big name in Hollywood. I didn't care for him playing the heavy, but he pulled that off excellently. This was back in the day when the average citizen could get their blood boiling over something like this crime. Not so much today.

[@BrokenTrout]

I never got it either @tiredlawdog Great comment by the way.

[@karelglasner2673]

Probably wasn't willing to sell his soul to Satan 🎉there's a glass ceiling for them especially in Hollywood and those who do get promoted Upward for all the fame and fortune but they often end up empty and miserable

[@lostjalopygarage8150]

Frank died way to soon.

[@naomivillalobos8031]

No it goes all the way to the top

[@RetiredSchoolCook]

😃 Thank you , Broken Trout 🥰 Good movie 👍

[@BrokenTrout]

You are very welcome Lucy.

[@patmae2031]

Excellent!! Thank you for the upload. I can't wait to share it with my daughters and granddaughter,

[@mariofilippi3539]

What an excellent movie, thanks for sharing.

[@MK-hh1vo]

My goodness! Yikes! I didn't expect it to end like that!!! Very similar to events as recent as *2021* . Nearly 3/4 of a century, and we truly have learned nothing of value.

[@PlanetaryCitizen]

An excellent film with some first class acting, especially the scene in which Kathleen Ryan read out that letter!

[@peterbaruxis2511]

Thanks for another great movie!

[@jameskroeper1759]

Used to get played a lot on WPIX 11 in NYC during the late ‘’60s & ‘70s. Definitely underrated.

[@maxinepeel7057]

In most decades where there is poverty there will be crime. It's inevitable - so very sad that men were the only ones who had to carry the load of finding a job in a time where they were scarce - it was a dark time for anyone's self esteem, ego as a human being in order to do what was asked of them or that they wanted to do - can you imagine if they did that today...the premise is important because if we let our emotions dictate our actions ,our whole world would turn upside down to the point of never being able to atone. Great message and writing for the time. Thanks.

[@LadyCaroline123]

Our whole world is upside down. BLM and antifa destroyed cities - they’re were mobs and were allowed to get away with it. The communist democrats have Trump on trial in a political persecution. .

[@LadyCaroline123]

Our world is turned upside down. In 2020 the mob ruled and nothing was done. Even today certain people can rob and steal and get away with it.

[@truthadvocacy]

Now, it's 100x worse.

[@Weyjx]

Lloyd Bridges is so good in this he's such a cool badass

[@survivaltrekker6677]

Wow, what a movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@shelbynamels7948]

'Going to the devil in a dive bomber' - that's a novel one on me. The phrase I've used all my life is 'going to hell in a handbasket'. Whatever kind of alliteration works, I guess.

[@roberthill799]

Over fifty years ago, I once overheard my grandmother contemptuously comment on a lousy baseball ump, "He doesn't know shit from Shinola". Not exactly the sort of alliteration she would have learned in a poetry class.

[@jimbennett3788]

One of the best. Thank you

[@BrokenTrout]

Lloyd Bridges has a great role in this. IMHO

[@binyon7]

Great cast of big noir names.

[@cojaysea]

Did not expect that ending !

[@datelineyesterday5395]

Thank you so much for doing what you do!

[@VickiGonzales-oc9hj]

This is why it is important to have organized system in place for everyone to get justice.

[@TheBeezusjones]

This reminds me of the themes in the film "Compulsion" with young Dean Stockwell and Orson Welles as the lawyer fighting against the death penalty. So great.

[@GBst1007]

Fact is , the police had every right to use force against this crowd . Telling the truth in the comment section gets a persons comment removed ?

[@BrokenTrout]

Not by me @GBst1007 YT police maybe?

[@tomdooley4226]

Like they did in the multi-city riots in the summer of 2020 where billions of dollars in damages was done to police precinct buildings, court houses, federal offices, private properties, and over a dozen people murdered or killed, but mostly peaceful? 😂

[@GBst1007]

@@BrokenTrout love the channel Trout ! Keep it going . Thank you

[@bethelle9099]

What was the comment about?

[@GregoryGLake]

Palestinian protesters shut your mouth madame❤

[@user-oh5uq8kg1l]

SPOILER ALERT.......This movie is based on the 1933 kidnapping and murder of 22-year-old Brooke Hart (male). The confessed killers were hung by a mob that broke into the heavily secured jail where they were being held. If you care to see, Google has photos of their fates.

[@johnsmith-ht3sy]

That would have been in the Depression years.

[@handsomeman-pm9vy]

I knew I recognized this scenario from a 1930s event I saw on you tube.

[@garyschultz7768]

Good movie...i liked watching Loyd Bridges (playing against type) as a bad guy....he does a very good job, too...

[@peterbaruxis2511]

"Hey, hand me my shoes? And hold this mirror for me while I comb my hair." Wow.

[@kathleenwiley9656]

This was a great movie Bridges was the best really brought truth to maddness

[@dennisharvey7899]

Probably one of the best movies ever made.

[@chiefbigskydrinkfirewater5308]

Intense movie and one I've never seen. Lloyd Bridges was phenomenal in this and played a real POS, lol.

[@NYC1927]

Wow, this was a good one.

[@johncaldwell-wq1hp]

Wow,!!-I wish I had one of those "fold-up-beds"--my "dump"-would look great all the time !!--the "lazy -susan"-I had spun all the tomato-sauce,-around the kitchen-walls !!

[@disintegrationnation9352]

Cool that the movie is underway over the credits.

[@MrDastardly]

8 add breaks. I don’t pay KZbin for no ads, however my buddy is a computer guru who developed a program which blocks all KZbin adds. A small time clock appears when the now invisible add, starts and stops. 🤗

[@leekasten3921]

I became a scuba diver because of Lloyd Bridges...

[@joelonzello4189]

I wanted to be a Marine Biologist after enjoying Sea Hunt. Years later I met some. Not a Lloyd Bridges in the bunch 🤣

[@davidcouch6514]

Only Double Hose.

[@calvinsaxton9925]

51:00 Burlesque comedian Joe E. Ross does his trademark lowbrow style comedy. In a few short years from this film, he would find fame as Sgt. Ritzik on The Phil Silvers Show, followed by doing the same type character on Car 54 Where Are You?

[@timothy4557]

Let's not forget " It's About Time."

[@calvinsaxton9925]

@@timothy4557 good point as clearly I had forgotten. It is available here on youtube I believe.

[@roberthill799]

Rupert Ritzik! I had utterly forgotten that character! I haven't seen a Bilko episode for at least forty years.

[@frankmarti8984]

Wow great movie a must watch

[@steveweinstein3222]

For such a low-budget movie, they sure did get a lot of extras for that riot scene.

[@socialmeaslesinpartnership1252]

This is quite a film!

[@johncaldwell-wq1hp]

"YOU SURE ARE NICE,EVEN YOU DO DRINK !"---I WOULD MARRY THIS GIRL "INSTANTLY"-!!!

[@elmagodelmaryahoo]

A Cool Little Ditty, Broken Trout..... A REAL COOL Little Ditty!!!! 😮

[@matthewbright6292]

Sea Hunt fan here !

[@ceciliapreziose3783]

excellent story and acting

[@monkeyfistnation]

Holy shit......did not see that ending coming

[@handsomeman-pm9vy]

Based on a true event that happened in 1933.

[@RussMcClay]

Lloyd Bridges bowling in a bowlng alley. I get the connection. lol

[@Fryboy-xy1is]

The big lebowski😂

[@barbarahjohnsenk3020]

Retroflix has turned me into a fan of golden-age Hollywood

[@IvanRodriguez-hl4pg]

I may still have this title in my DVR. If not, I'm going to order it on DVD. Loyd Bridges was as smooth as silk in this role and was his hair perfect, or no? His sons have done him proud. I love watching their work too. The most chilling thing about this film is that it was art imitating life as it was a true story. I saw photo stills of what the streets and the front of that jailhouse looked like in the aftermath. It looked like a bomb had gone off.

[@peterbaruxis2511]

"Here's 50 cents, you go to that ballgame and buy yourself a couple of hot dogs."

[@alexkalish8288]

You have to love those hand painted ties.

[@Franklin-pc3xd]

“No riders…….come on, get in….”

[@michaelpatanella]

First time ive ever seen Broken Trout have THIRTEEN commercial/ad breaks. Holy geezus

[@BrokenTrout]

Paramount pictures is responsible for that, not me.@michaelpatanella

[@michaelpatanella]

😅​@@BrokenTrout

[@timothy4557]

The adds were great. They just kept interrupting them with the movie.

[@abbynormal206]

@@timothy4557 there are "ways" of avoiding ads. makes the movie experience worthwhile. investigate your possibilities

[@fredneecher1746]

@@timothy4557 One one ad where I was. Easily dealt with - just remote mute, skip, and on with the show!

[@GBst1007]

So now telling the facts gets a person censored ? This is America people .

[@markhusinka4952]

And Britain as well.

[@GBst1007]

@@markhusinka4952 yes sir !

[@kscape100]

Thank you, Amen. God bless America

[@None-zc5vg]

Anyone thinking of being a whistle-blower should look forward to being blacklisted and to being ostracised by their timorous neighbours who know the same thing will happen to them...if.

[@aruglaempire2518]

If tell the FACTS on YT they will kick you off for "hate speech". We are in a communist country now.

[@catherinekeller4230]

.So what's the difference " one who was a killer...." and looking for justice the MOB who killed both involved! As Gandi said..." An eye for an eye makes everyone blind" Great movie but " men" have today not learned this lesson Thank you for posting this! 👍

[@BrokenTrout]

Outstanding comment @catherinekeller4230

[@alphaomega8373]

So glad cameras are everywhere, now we can get them.

[@neilgill2269]

Someone commented,where there's poverty there will be crime,But some of the richest people are the biggest criminals! But life is a shit sandwich, the more bread you got,the less shit you eat! In the good old days, down south,

[@laurakibben4147]

@neilgill2269 Current poverty has been caused by the GOUGING being allowed shortly after COVID. Sadly, only deemed illegal after a Katrina type occurrence (and Oklahoma's 17 tornados two days ago). Wake up people!! Landlords started it by raising their rents and everything else jumped in.

[@joannecleve4718]

Omg, i wouldn't have known it was Jeff Bridges if the comments hadnt told me. He's sooo young.

[@acewilliams7917]

Lol!! 😂Loydd Bridges!!! Such a heel!!

[@modestinemungo4661]

"Prepare thyself to meet thy God!" Whooh 🔥. I felt that!

[@janmeyer7074]

The Sound of Fury is the title in IMDB.

[@princessfrancois8225]

What a tragedy😢. Great acting by all!