Your Reviews
luv this movie. sad. almost cried
So I'm listening to the radio and a member of the actual team the movie is "based" on calls in and says the racial tension in the movie was way... lown. Sure, there were racists, he says, but the team was far more concerned with winning from the get-go. Was I there? Of course not, But that movie producers would bend the truth or lie to make a better story - i.e., more conflict - is so common that only the terminally naive would believe they don't. The Great Debaters is a milder case in point - they didn't debate Harvard, they debated USC. The change to Harvard was, IMO, racist in and of itself - was the Wiley team any less talented because they "only" beat USC? Full Review
great movie, great for all ages.
Critic Reviews
Washington and the others score in this predictable but rousing film where the big victory is over attitudes.Full Review
Has the outer form of a brave statement about the races in America, but the soul of a sports movie in which everything is settled by the obligatory last play in the last seconds of the championship game.Full Review
Earns its emotional moments, and it takes the audience along.Full Review
Producer Jerry Bruckheimer, in an atypically high-minded and low-budget frame of mind, manages to breeze through most of the gridiron genre's obstacles with his admirable, crowd-pleasing Titans.Full Review
If Remember the Titans is corny, it's unabashedly, even generously so.Full Review
