Network (1976) Official Trailer - Peter Finch Movie
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- Starring: Faye Dunaway, William Holden and Peter Finch
Network (1976) Official Trailer - Peter Finch Movie
A television network cynically exploits a deranged former anchor's ravings and revelations about the news media for its own profit.
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My god this movie was way ahead of its time. Everything we are seeing on tv is happening today.
Nope, it was happening then too
Just as designed
Indeed!! It was happening then too.
That's what Sci Fi films do. Try to predict the future.
This is one of the best documentaries ever made ;).
A film that is still relevant to this day...
CNN ... are you listening?
The fact that they made a stage play from this film, 3 years ago marketing is cutting edge, pretty much sums it up.
@@uploadJ
Or any other journalism 🤔
watch Mikki Willis " plandemic indoctrination " where Network's famous speech " is on
YTGC-RoyaleWareX51 I am confused. What’s so exciting about this? It might be my film taste though.
Unfortunately after 45 years NOTHING has changed, in fact most things have gotten much worse. This was very prophetic. This is one of my favorite movies. Unfortunately most people alive today, have never seen this movie, much less even heard about it. Thank you.
Something has changed, now we can all be Mr. Beale shouting at audiences of a dozen or more.
The younger generation never heard about it cause most like the junk stuff being shown today.
Randomly saw this movie mentioned in a comment - yeah never heard of it but I feel like I heard the 'you will atone' quote before 🤔
before it was satire, now its the truth.
@@TristynRusselo "many a truth has been said in jest"
Sydney Lumet has directed many movies without any musical score : “12 Angry Men” (1957), “The Offence” (1973), “Dog Day Afternoon” (1975), for instance. But in “Network” (1976), the lack of music is far more telling and meaningful than anywhere else. The reason : it emphasizes the pervasive coldness of the TV business world, in which audience rating prevails as the name of the game. AT ALL COSTS. The motion picture was released only two years after the very first on-screen suicide in television history : news reporter Christine Chubbuck had shot herself on camera on July 15, 1974. In 2000, the film was selected for preservation, by the Library of Congress, as being “culturally, historically or aesthetically significant”. In 2007, “Network” was 64th among the 100 greatest American Films as chosen by the American Film Institute. A bona fide classic with a cast to die for. ❤️ 📺 ❤️
RIP Wesley Addy (August 4, 1913 - December 31, 1996), aged 83
RIP Beatrice Straight (August 2, 1914 - April 7, 2001), aged 86
RIP Peter Finch (September 28, 1916 - January 14, 1977), aged 60
RIP William Holden (April 17, 1918 - November 12, 1981), aged 63
RIP Ned Beatty (July 6, 1937 - June 13, 2021), aged 83
You will be remembered as legends.
Ok Mr death
This film will always be relevant.
The opening 30 seconds of this movie had me sold.
I saw “Network” when it first came out & thought it was good, but didn’t see it again until it aired on Netflix a few weeks ago. What an absolutely brilliant movie! It won 4 Oscars. Faye Dunaway was never more beautiful, Peter Finch received a posthumous Oscar, which I felt should have gone to Travolta that year for “Saturday Night Fever.” After watching Finch’s performance again I have to admit he deserved it. The man had a hard problem and the part of Howard Beale was not a relaxing one-no part in the movie is. He was from Australia but you never could tell, his American accent was spot on. This is now on my list of favorite movies, everything about it is so good-the screenplay, directing, acting are perfection
Sorry, I meant to see “heart problem,” not “hard”
@@wlhardy I know. Thank you for your kind words. Dad was nominated but didn't get it.
Wrong year, Travolta wasn’t up against Finch
It was a pretty good film. Dunaway's character however was quite annoying and obnoxious. It became difficult to not become annoyed with her batshit crazy dialogue/behavior throughout the movie. Plus her fling angle with a wrinkled up bag of bones man made zero sense at all for the film and just piled on the already complete bs involving Dunaway.
Travolta was the following year. Arguably De Niro in Taxi Driver should have won but Finch was a deserving winner.
This movie...taught me a LOT of new words.
Won 4 Academy Awards...Best Actor Peter Finch, Best Actress Faye Dunaway, Best Supporting Actress Beatrice Straight, and Paddy Chayefsky's original screenplay!
This movie is quite simply brilliant! Just brilliant and shows us that a tv news network can turn into a circus. News is now entertainment. It’s very relevant today.
As bad as it was back then, it's definitely worse now, especially since the time you wrote this comment. This movie was about slipping into the dystopia that was coming, we are now living in that dystopia where world leaders are not the head of the snake but one of many heads of one enormous snake. We will never crawl out of the abyss, not in our lifetime.
@@thehagification oh man you are sooooooo right!!! It’s nothing compared to the situation today.
Fox News in the nutshelll
Fox News in the nutshell
@@JD-zw4pz Fox News, CNN, MSNBC. You forgot two. To think one is more truthful than the other is laughable.
I ordered network on DVD. Can't wait looking forward to watch the movie.
"Are they yelling in Atlanta,Ted"? A classic. And a well deserved posthumous Oscar for Mr Peter Finch!
Peter Finch didn't made this movie , it is Sidney Lumet .
People are mistaken with Social Network the movie that told the story about the creation from Facebook by Mark Zuckerberg .
@@defiraphi He meant Peter Finch, the actor who played the role of Howard Beale, sadly deceased before his nomination and first oscar for this movie. I believe you are confusing him with David Fincher, who directed "The Social Network", which is also a great movie, I think.
@@defiraphi L
The mad as hell speech speaks volumes in today’s economic climate... I absolutely love this film, ever since I saw it in college for my classes!
GeneralChurch that's why you should make like me and start eating people. Seek out these failed prophets that are politicians, CEO's, industrialists, pharmacists, lawyers, teachers, doctors. Find them and kill them and feast on their flesh. They are the devils children.
now there is only Amazon,Facebook,Google, and Apple.
...IBM, Dupont and Exxon are still very much alive and getting most of the $$. Am getting through to you Mr. Beale?!
Tesla
@@zrzr4 please lol
3 years later and it’s changed by one thing
@@alexanderhanksxprobably shouldn't lol at one of the richest and most powerful people in the world. Regardless of leaning.
People in lockdown everywhere: 2:36
begging for likes?
Karens yelling at hourly wage workers everywhere. :(
Jim Carrey said this is his favorite film
That's probably why he ended up being nothing but a batshit crazy, bipolar, schizophrenic nutjob.
Peter Finch's oscar winning performance. He received it posthumously, he was the first performer in oscar history to receive best actor's award posthumously.
This film is an ultimate masterpiece. Acting, plot, filming, scenery, everything is nothing short from legendary.
Faye Dunaway at her peak. She won best actress for this film in 1977.
Predictive programming-truth in movies, lies in the media. Excellent movie even though a little dated, the topic is on target 🎯
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Of course it's a "little dated" as you so call it. What do you expect from a film made in 1976?
I don’t find dated
Not dated at all
형편 that link is dated
The most relevant film to watch today. Everyone needs to watch this film to understand how far we have come into this abyss of darkness we are now entering before we reach the light. Watch, share, everyone must watch this film. Powerful. More relevant to today than ever.
Anyone else come to watch this after reading Pete Walker’s book on Complex PTSD, and how some clients were helped to uncover their buried anger via this film?
Oh yes
Nice to know I am not alone 😄
Interesting comment
It's MY money and I need it NOW
One of my all time favourite movies .
Once in a while you see a movie that tells a lot of truth and is pure genius this one of those moives. I think the movie is a masterpiece and Peter Finch is absolute brilliant in his best acting role along with Robert Duvall and William Holden and Faye Dunawy were all equally brilliant. You want to know how our flawed world really works watch this movie and learn something incredibly important that you would not learn in 12 years of School or 6 years of university or college.
If only this mass screaming out the window would happen in real life
what good would it do.
Thats what I was thinking. We really need it now !
We need to do this right now before our society is destroyed!
@@sunnyscott4876 your society was built on this type of media upbringing
If anything it all needs to fall apart
I'm tired of this constant cycle of next big fears
The cycles need to end
@@AO-ly3mv The thing is, the whole point of that scene Is that there is this collective catharsis where everyone recognizes their own misery in public. Yet, this whole beautiful event that makes you shiver has no effect whatsoever over the system that reigned over their lives. I believe the mass screaming would happen today, but would have the same effect on society, none. The whole movie I feel is about capitalism and its capacity to reign over and even commercialize the dissident opinions and movements within its self. Its a wonderful picture, by far one of my favorites.
Better documentary than An Inconvenient Truth.
Just saw the Broadway play with Bryan Cranston which is based on this movie. He was brilliant in the role!
Brian cranston is such a great actor
Relevant in 2020
A movie relevant today. I've seen it in 1977, and I am looking at actually now..! It shows that as long you make money, you're good. When you say things you shouldn't, you're killed.
way underrated, one the best, a real movie
How is it underrated if it one an Oscar for best picture?
@@RJS1974 It didn't win for "Best Picture", Rocky won it
@@Radentstwo well it was nominated. Faye Dunaway won best actress.
@@RJS1974 Yes, I'm aware of that but winning an Oscar doesn't mean it isn't underrated.
i saw the play on broadway and honestly had to watch the original movie because it was that good
Wait. There's a Broadway show, too?
ALY21119485 its a play. it’s fantastic. they have a huge big screen and they live record with cameras for the entire show so you can see the actor’s faces close up.
A masterpiece
The original "Joker"!
Lol.
What a great movie.
What? Nooo, this is stolen from.Christine Chubbuck's on-air suicide. 1974.
Finally got around to watching Joker tonight. Network definitely came to mind, so falling down a rabbit hole about connections between this (and other movies) with Joker.
@@jrneal1220 You should rewatch Michael Douglas in Falling Down as well.... such a classic.
Truer than EVER!
"It's my money and I need it now" ha!ha!
Relevant than ever before.
That I'm aware, Peter Finch is the only person to win an academy award posthumously.
I thought heath ledger too
@@diabloakland Peter Finch is the first actor to receive posthumously.
1:30 babalos be like : I'll make a something out of that
This is what we should be screaming right now
Some parts are timeless if not predicate future issues if we substitute the concept of television broadcasts to today's media circuses and social networking platforms. Sadly, little has fundamentally changed at all since 1976. But then there's the parts that didn't age well that make it enjoyable on an Archie Bunker/Fred Sanford level. :)
I give it two big thumbs up for these reasons, the intellectual dialogue back when words really mattered in a script and the all-star cast. (And academy awards) 😊
0:37 not so outrageous anymore considering this film essentially predicted how the world would end up. Its somewhat... prophetic in nature now. Also the world is sick.
I saw some great clips from this on Zeigest too. I so need to see this movie
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You are living in it right now...........
angel_gamer dead link
I'm as mad as hell, and I am not going to take this anymore.
And now...we're soaking in it....
Once was fiction and now our reality....................1976-2018.............no difference only scarier.
Who's here after watching The Social Network 🤣?? I think this movie is just..WOW. Absolute brilliant for it's time ...
LOL, gee, ya think? This was the golden age of American Movies, kiddo:" 73-76
Two different films, you literally cant compare them.
@@silentreactor97 I think he was probably referring to the word 'Network' in both movies, but you're right, they are both very different
"I'M AS MAD AS--" (*struck by lightning)
How Current , simply a must watch .
Remember the mad rush to get a taped report on the air?
Jim Carey’s fav movie, and I see why. It’s still very relevant.
*Every actor's performance was spectacular in this.*
*7 May 2024*
I just watched the Netflix release Don’t Look Up. It’s definitely a satire about Covid and the election year and it isn’t horrible but I definitely wouldn’t recommend it or watch it again. It’s was rather boring and in suspenseful aswell as the characters are rather hard to like. Heard this was a iconic satire movie! Gonna have to give it a try! That first scene from the trailer was already hilarious.
If you have seen this movie: Listen to: Hell on Earth by KAS:ST
I love Howard Beale's, We're in a lot of trouble speech.
Have you found a clip?
Im as mad as hell and Im not going to take it anymore! Lol
JOKER BROUGHT ME HERE!
evol intent brought me here.
@@dying101666 COVID19 BROUGHT ME HERE!
C00LX100 amazon streaming not having this movie available brought me here
@@danieldaniels7571 just pirate it fool
Madegreat Creatives Wise crack
Dear @MovieclipsClassicTrailers, you forgot to include the Director, Sidney Lumet and the writer Paddy Chayevsky.
Fantastic film.
Should have won best Picture over Rocky
@@myfingershavetheflu absolutely It’s better in every category and still relevant
It was a pretty good film. Dunaway's character however was quite annoying and obnoxious. It became difficult to not become annoyed with her batshit crazy dialogue/behavior throughout the movie. Plus her fling angle with a wrinkled up bag of bones man made zero sense at all for the film and just piled on the already complete bs involving Dunaway.
Taxi Driver, Network >>>> Rocky
Superb movie with a brilliant turn by Peter Finch (RIP). Would have been a worthy Best Picture winner.
I watch this first and then Snowden. Best decision I ever did. Both movie are so great in their own way.
Broadway 🎭 show soon! Cannot wait to see it !
Who knew Covid 19 was this old???
Spot on .
Scary and sad how much of this film's predictions about reality TV came true about 25 years later. ☹
The movie that stopped me from becoming a journalist. That and the book The Powers That Be by Dave Halberstam.
You should see Nightcrawler. The story is as pathetic as Network
grande film
"I'M MAD AS HELL AND I'M NOT GONNA TAKE THIS ANYMORE" 😒😤😒
About to watch this movie for the first time
You’ll just love it!
Ed Lomonaco I did it’s in my top ten of all time
I just picked up the novel from the free comminity library a few days ago.
I'M MAD AS HELL AND I CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE!
never seen this flick but this is one of the funniest trailers i've ever seen LOLOLOL!!!!!
Probably my favorite film
Wake up people!!
Any more! Mad as Hell! Take it Anymore!
Television Incarnate!
The 70s!
©1976 Turner Entertainment Co. & Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc.
©2020 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios and Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc.
Currently rights shared distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures, due to the co-produced with United Artists for International distribution, and still part of pre-May 1986 MGM library.
PETER FINCH WAS A GREAT ACTOR.
I have two brilliant films I like by Sidney lumet the first one is network he got a fantastic actors in this movie and the other one is twelve angry men and a fantastic cast t as well
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The Movie that Predicted the Future!
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Just so deranged, it needs a 2nd viewing.
Reminds me of black mirror
Black mirror is the first analogy I made and just as prescient...only it was first.
Films and books as well as news articles discussing the corruption of news media are far from new, even earlier than this you had things such as the front page etc. etc., this one just seem to have bigger fangs when it was telling the bitter truth.
2021!
Are they yelling in Atlanta?
Jordan Parker g network the movie.
Fortunately modern day television is nothing like this. *cough*
It certainly is like this, to the way many people in society conduct themselves from media influences. The people screaming out of windows "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take it anymore." A good portrayal here of the engrossed viewer of TV networks, unbecoming behavior and tribalism ensued today.
Clearly a massive influence on Todd Phillips Joker.
How was Network on Broadway?
Ben Krauss excellent. And Brian Cranston was amazing. I’d see it again. Now I need to see this movie.
@@cpm72 it's funny you responded at this time because I just saw it! I didn't really like it, but Bryan Cranston came into the audience and he was an arms length away from me!
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If only Hollyweird made good original movies like this still.
peter finch - i put a character with his angry traits in my book - criminal element.
Same thing happening in India .
Heaps of actors turned down the Howard Beale role and yet, Peter Finch had to convince producers he could play it..!!
This is now what happening in American news network. I hoping someone in Hollywood will do a remade of this classic.
O filme se chama Network (1976)
I should have gone outside and shouted that in 2020 rather than clapping for the NHS.