damienremy
As far as I am concerned I think that it is a good and interesting film.
That's true there are too many characters.
There are good music and good actors.
At the beginning there was racism, at the end not anymore.
I recommend the film.
Garrett Raakman
This movie, a true story, is beautiful and inspiring. Every scene has a message that is as relevant today as it was in the 70s when this story took place. This movie is about a football team that must learn how to overcome discrimination, preconceptions, and bias, that is thrust upon them when their team becomes interracial. The team must learn to love each other despite their skin color, and despite the prejudices of their own friends and family and community. Coach Boone, the school's first black head coach for football, helps them make that journey
Jarukit Sangaphunchai
Coach Yoast is a great coach. But his style is completely different to the personality of the coach name. As Coach Yoast's fear activate through love and support from the team, I also like Yoast is honorable people who always do what is right. At first he was unwilling to accept the position of assistant coach of the name. The white players threat to boycott if the season head coach Yoast set aside his pride and accept the coaching position. Before one of the games during the season, the school board said it would resolve Yoast next game so that it can continue shooting.He is also not a racist , he always play fair with white player in his team and that was a good coach suppose to do.
Michael Eshleman
What can be said about Remember The Titans? Honestly, this movie has just about everything. The movie takes place at a time when racism was still very much at large in the United States, especially in the state of Virginia at T.C. Williams High School. Through all of this, Coach Herman Boone, played by the iconic Denzel Washington, is tasked with the large order of getting white and African American football players to co-exist well together. The film deals with racism, stereotypes and obviously athletics. One thing that worked very well were the memorable characters in the film. If you've seen the film, there's no way you could ever forget Gerry Bertier, Julius Campbell, Petey Jones, The Rev, Big Louie and definitely Sunshine. Good directors and producers know that to put a film over the top you need good characters that you can connect with and producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Boaz Yakin do just that.Being a college student, Remember The Titans is definitely a movie I will want my children to see one day. The lessons they will learn from viewing this film are priceless, and they can't miss out on an all- time classic sports movie.
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