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Destin 2021-10-22 14:42:09
Saw two consecutive movies about racial discrimination and integration. Obviously, this is a lot of positive and inspirational. Imagine that just 30 years ago, racial discrimination in the United States was still so common and sharp, but they still made it (at least it seems to have gone...
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Makenzie 2021-10-22 14:42:09
Awkward formular artificial & propaganda-like, but after a few CAST, Dahong's supporting...
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Haley 2021-10-22 14:42:09
Movies on race issues have always been themes worthy of special books. If this kind of "war" is matched with the same confrontational sports, then its theme will be sublimated invisibly. In addition, Denzel Washington played passionately. No wonder Milut chose this film to awaken the men's...
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Alayna 2021-10-22 14:42:09
The appearance dance of the Titans is so loving!...
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Leanna 2021-10-22 14:42:09
The story of race+sports is also a cliché, but there are very few really good shots. . This one was very successful mainly because of the excellent actors. . Both coaches are competent and selfless. . Even though racial discrimination was very serious at the time, the teammates could unite and gradually work together to complement each other. . It's so exciting to watch a football game. . Black and white. . Titans is a kind of spirit. . Little girls are also veteran....
Remember the Titans Comments
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Olin 2022-03-21 09:01:27
Inspirational, Washington!
Starry Sky_ has 5 2013-11-22 15:09:17
There are many inspirational movies, this one should be the one that impressed me the most. Compared to "Coach Carter" especially. This one is Denzel Washington holding up the whole film and "The Card" is Samuel L. Jackson. But this "Glorious Years" shows... -
Franco 2022-03-22 09:01:24
"Glorious Years" film review
Personal score 4.5 points. An inspirational film with sports themes and real events. In fact, there are many such stories in China. I saw a report two days ago. It said that in a remote rural middle school in Sichuan, there was a very powerful women's football team, which was invincible all over...
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Big Ju: What you doin' man?
Louie Lastik: Eatin' lunch.
Big Ju: I see you eatin' lunch, but why you eatin' over here? Why not go eat over there and eat with your people?
Louie Lastik: Man, I don't have any people. I'm with everybody, Julius.
Petey Jones: Yeah, he's just a light-skinned brother.
Big Ju: Yeah, and I'm a dark-skinned cracker.
Petey Jones: [laughs]
Jerry 'Rev' Harris: Come on Julius, he's just another blessed child in God's lovin' family.
Blue Stanton: [Blue starts to hum]
Big Ju: Come on, Blue. Let me...
Petey Jones: [Petey joins in with Blue]
Jerry 'Rev' Harris: God, we come before you today. To ask you to soften Big Julius Cambell's heart.
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Coach Boone: Lastik. I want you to tell me something about one of your black teammates.
Louie Lastik: [shouts] Sir yes, Sir! I'm roomin' with Blue, sir! And I noticed that he wears that leopard-spotted underwear, Sir! Bikini-style, Sir!
Coach Boone: Ok. How about someone who's not your roommate.
Louie Lastik: Sir, I eat lunch with Rev. That's Jerry Harris, sir. People call him that 'cause he's always praying and he won't abide with a foul tounge, Sir!
Coach Boone: And what's the Rev going to do after High School?
Louie Lastik: I don't know. Go to college and all that stuff, I guess.
Coach Boone: What about you? You going to college?
Louie Lastik: [laughs] No, not me coach. I ain't a brainiac like Rev.
Coach Boone: Think you got a future in football?
Louie Lastik: Heck no! I figured as long I'm going to be in school, I might as well hit some people while I'm at it.
