These two coaches were the main reason that a town was united through all the racism that went on in it.
The white and black football players were another major relationship that went on in this movie. Julius Campbell and Gerry Burtler were named the two captains of the football team. These two men were the best football players on the team. At first during practice these two always went at it and fought all the time. They absolutely hated each other but once they went away to football camp they learned to work together and realized that they also had a ton in common. They were not only the best football players on the team but great leaders as well. They ended up becoming best friends. They were big reasons that the town was united and really made it their goal to get their town united.
Football camp was the place where everything changed. Coach Boone decided to take the team to football camp. When he got to the buses he saw the kids had separated themselves by color. The white players were on one bus and the black players were on the other bus. Coach Boone made them all get off the buses and he seperated them and made them sit with their roommates which he assigned. He basically put the White players with the Black players and said one thing they must do is know five things about their roommate in order to be able to play on the team. Throughout football camp the players learned to communicate with each other and develop relationships not just as being acquittances but becoming a true team where they learned to count on each other and rely on each other when they needed help. Coach Boone did the impossible and united a bunch of boys who were taught growing up to hate the opposite color and never to be associated with them.
The biggest problem came when they got back to town and the town was still full of racists. When they got off the bus together talking and getting along the parents could not believe it and started yelling at Coach Boone.
I believe "Remember the Titans" fits the perfect description of a great movie. ... "Remember the Titans" deals with a high school recently integrated. ... "Remember the Titans" gives its audience such a range of emotion. ... "Remember the Titans" is such a great movie. ... I give "Remember the Titans" a ten!...
"Remember the Titans- is a Must See "Remember the Titans- is a must see sports drama, dealing with issues of racial injustice and integrated teamwork. ... The film received a three star rating in USA Today's article, Titans' Team Clobbers Cliché's On, Off Field,"" by Susan Wloszczyna. ... Furthermore, being based on a true story, "Remember the Titans- brings a strong realization that our American society has not always functioned as one. ...
Remember Those Titans Remember those Titans. ... The Titans showed how they could come together as one team and be the best in the game, even though everyone else wanted them to remain apart. The Titans did something that could not have been done by anyone else in that day and time. ... The Titans chose not to see color, but it took some time for them to get past that. ...
Movies such as "Remember the Titans" have morals that may change the perspectives of their audiences towards life. Remember the Titans was set in the 1970's in Virginia, which at that time, Virginia itself and the entire United States were still suffering from racial segregation. ... These players joined forces together and integrated their talents to form "the Titans." ... The movie "Remember the Titans" made me realize that there is really no "I" in a team. ...
REMEMBER THE TITANS In Boaz Yakin's Remember the Titans, football becomes the force that is strong enough to break through the wall of prejudice. ... In Remember the Titans, the issue of prejudice is handled by an entire town, and the battle with prejudice is fought not by grown men, but high school students. ... The team in Remember the Titans did succeed in going undefeated. The team in Remember the Titans did win their championship. ... Remember the Titans is a true story, and the greatest stories are always true....
The Titans must then struggle to win the championship and lead their community towards racial unification. That's when the Titans go on the tear that has kept them remembered in Virginia high school. ... Still, this town is tough on the Titans; a group of young men who quickly learn that colour is irrelevant on the football field. ... Final Thought: Remember the Titans tells a story of how these complications are resolved. ... As each point is made about football being a small part of life, the Titans reveal what can accomplish when races cooperate. ...
It was a cheerless day, unlike the ones that we, the Titans had shared together. ... Gerry was the reason for the Titans" unity. ... It was this distinguished characteristic in him that inspired the Titans to win their thirteenth game of the season, to come in second runner-up in the nationals. ... Williams High School or Virginia for that matter, before any of us reach for hate, we would always remember the Titans and the captain of 1971, Gerry Bertier. ... As for me, I would always remember Gerry as a loyal teammate, an esteemed captain, a true friend and most importantly, a brother....
"Remember the Titans" is based on a less known racial episode, the integration of two Alexandria, Virginia high schools in 1971. ... "Remember the Titans" is based on the true story of an African American football coach, Herman Boone (Denzel Washington). ... Denzel Washington brings a depth to "Remember the Titans." ... As with so many "based on a true story" movies, "Remember the Titans" is no exception to the rule. ... "Glory Road" as well a "Remember the Titans" explore the civil unrest of the 60's ...
Our Trip to the Tennessee Titans Game Last Sunday, my girlfriend and I attended the Tennessee Titans professional football game against the Houston Texans in Nashville, TN. ... The Titans began the second half a little sluggish. ... This made the score Titans, twenty-four, Texans, ten. ... This day turned out to be a career day for the Tennessee Titans quarterback, Steve McNair. ... I cannot remember the last time I saw so many long touchdown plays in one game. ...
