Sunday, April 22, 2007


Remember The Titans
Starring:Denzel Washington, Will Paton, Wood Harris, etc
Director:Boaz Yakin

Remember the Titans remains as a memorable and a movie of significant importance in my heart, as it has brought great impact in my life and to the many people who have watched this unforgettable and exalted movie. The scenes that share great importance to this world is what has earned this movie the title of “an eminent and a prospering movie”. Some scenes in the movie that are portrayed as significant importance have been a great impact in my life and to the many others; therefore, they are portrayed as unforgettable and most cherished. These scenes emphasize the change of periods in history and the period of segregation in America’s history that was in the need to be stopped. Some scenes in this movie, I watched with great concern and care than others for they were of much more meaning than others. Hence, the importances of these scenes are thoroughly portrayed and described with great clarity to why these scenes were watched with great detail and care.
Remember the Titans is a movie that is based on true lives and a true team; the story and the lessons behind each scene is what has earned this movie the title of “an eminent and a prospering movie”. All the same, this movie is very meaningful as it shows what barriers and circumstances Africans confronted in the period of racism, but a crucial portion of this movie is based on how a football team titled as “the Titans” overcame the obstacles of integration, of society and the colour barrier to unite as one, despite the different races and to become one, successful and great team. All the same, Remember the Titans comprises/ consists meaningful words and scenes that should be world- wide known to make this place a better place for the better. This movie in fact taught me and the many others who watched this movie that it is important to make yourself comfortable with whom you are surrounded with because they will always be around you; that when it is the time for change, accept the change and go with the flow, just like Gerry accepted the change to his football team to treat his African American teammates with equality. Nonetheless, Remember the Titans is a movie that should remain in the hearts of everyone who have watched it for a lifetime, for it is that eloquent, influential and powerful.



Overall i would definately reccommmend this move for it is a movie that shows what are some type discrimination that has took place in the world. I enjoyed watching it and i know many will too.

Vol. Hrs. 11

2 comments:

teens@mpl said...

HI, Mina;

I liked your review of the movie. It sounds like it touched your heart.

We had a blog talking about the end of racial discrimination on the library's website and I was disappointed because there was no real interest in this topic.

Too bad because I think it is all around us.

It is on so many levels. think of how teenagers feel going into a store when the clerks stare at them for fear they are shoplifting but if you go in with a parent, they do look at you, the same way.

Again, your movie sounds like it could teach many people a few lessons.

Catherine

teens@mpl said...

Sorry, I should have clarified that I see discrimination on so many levels, not just racially.

In the library, I often see adults annoyed because students are everywhere studying.

From my experience, I find the students are for the majority, often more polite and patient than the adults.

Catherine