LEAN ON ME (1989) | *FIRST TIME WATCHING* | REACTION
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This movie is in my top-five favorite of all-time. I'm so glad that the film touched your heart. What a beautiful reaction!!
When Sam graduated I wanted to jump through the screen and hug 🫂 🤗 him!
Exactly this movie has a special place in my heart, it makes me cry tears of joy. I'd say it's my second favorite movie behind my personal fav the five heartbeats but that's just me. If it wasn't the five heartbeats it'd be this wonderful movie that changed many kids lives growing up in the late 80's and early 90's.
I really appreciate your commentary on the movie. I was a graduate of Eastside High School under Mr.Clark's leadership and I am a better person for knowing and learning from him. There was quite a bit of Hollywood sensationalism in the film but they really captured the essence of Mr Clark. RIP We'll love you forever.
That, "He's like a father..." line gets me every time! Fantastic film!
Teenagers are close to adulthood but some have mentally of kids still trying to understand the world they are about to step into they are not ready for. High School is the last step before your childhood ends.
Teenagers need help
My favorite line:
"WE DON'T WANT A GOOD PRINCIPAL! WE WANT MR. CLARK!"
MR. CLAHK!
I didn't have an issue with him being tough on the teachers, because they're part of the reason the school was so terrible to begin with. Leadership, just like change, starts at the top. This may sound weird, but when it comes to discipline, it's much easier to start hard and eventually loosen the reins, than to do it the other way.
Yeah, a lot of people don't get that. He was harsh on them, but the students weren't the only problem.
@@SebasTian58323 you have to lead by example. If you say no one can do this, then it has to apply for all. It can't be a rules for you and not me. Otherwise what good is that.
Me neither I loved it my dad loved it too . My dad would just let someone walk all over him that’s why
Such an amazing film ❤
Guns and roses 🌹 welcome to the jungle
These kids just need a Father Figure, and he does the job. Based on a true story too.
We need 1000 Joe Clarks to turn this country around
What kind of friendship is this? A real one. A true friend will tell you the truth, even about yourself.
Yup.
I live in jersey. My dad’s friend attended eastside high when Mr. Clark was principal. But when he left it went back downhill through the 90s. But its really not too bad anymore. Also the singers from the bathroom scene was actual alumnis of that school.
The guys singing in the bathroom, except for Sams, were former students of East side high, knew the real Joe Clark and were a singing group in the 90's called Riff
I love Mr Clark's vocabulary it makes you feel and know you are around someone that is successful and smart and 11:37 was the football coach he told "EVERYONE" no one is permitted to move he wants teachers and students to follow by the same rules and standards because that's what the school needed a leader. Kids find any excuses not to listen that's a small example
A true story. RIP to the real Joe Clark who died December 2020 at the age of 82.
Oh no…I never heard that the IRL Joe Clark passed on. Godspeed to a strong, caring man.
He was an educator in N.J. wasn’t he?
@@at0micwerew0lf He was the principal of Eastside High School in Paterson, New Jersey.
Also, RIP to Dr. Frank Napier and Robert Guillaume who played him.
A legend and an inspiration to ALL
R.i.p. to the real Mr Clark. What a powerful man. I'm from New Jersey and heard from my teachers how incredible he really was.
30:28 She is the mother of one of the drug dealers he kicked out at the begining of the movie.
The mother that had the vendetta against Mr. Clark was mad because her badass son was kicked out!
I WOULDN,T DOUBT THAT THAT UGLY WOMAN THAT HATED HIM IS DEAD
You know why I love this movie? It doesn't insult my intelligence. I'm mad at Clark about 40% of the time. ALWAYS a good sign. All too often, movies give us easy heroes and easy villains. Here, it's different. And it's Freeman's greatest role. No, not Shawshank, this one. It was so hard to get this right, and Freeman nailed it.
I loved watching this film as a teenager in Montreal. When I went to work in the States at a rinky-tink insitution on the verge of collapse called the Crooklyn Pubbic Liberry, I used the term HNIC and was eventually called to the Administration to explain myself. ''I'd be glad to explain it'' I said to HR Assistant Director and told him it means ''Hockey Night In Canada.''
32:38 “I don’t have to nothing but stay Black & die!” 🤷🏾♂️😂💯 Fantastic film & a phenomenal performance from Morgan Freeman with great dialogue.
This movie never gets old. I’ve seen it a million times and love it every single time like it’s the first time. ❤️ your reaction!
The head of security is played by Tony ("Candyman") Todd.
"You know how much auto mechanics make? $17 an hour."
Adjusting for inflation, that's just over $41 an hour today.
There goes another box of tissues.
Check out STAND AND DELIVER, another true inspiring teacher movie that will hit you in the feels!
Oo, yes, excellent suggestion! (I love school movies.)
Absolutely!!!
Lean On Me and Stand and Deliver go together like peanut butter and jelly! Both movies compliment one another so well thinking back o. Them sometimes I can't remember where one ends and the other begins.
Whatever feels you get from Lean On Me, Stand and Deliver will continue to "deliver" as well.
I was fortunate to be able to see Stand and Deliver twice in high school, once in my Spanish 3 class, and again in my AP Calculus class. I don't know that I ever would have seen it on my own time. It's another excellent film about teachers, the school system, and the disenfranchised.
How do I reach these kids? Eric Cartman from South Park
KSO, This is such a good movie that you’ll be able to watch it over and over and go through the same emotions and feel the same satisfaction that you did the first time you watched it because the movie was done so well.
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Wow! I loved your reaction! I remember seeing this film at the movies in 1989. 🙂
I do love this movie, and Morgan Freeman's performance in it is amazing. I could listen to that man preach all day. I also like that they didn't portray him as right about everything, but understanding the basic truth that you can't educate without discipline in the school.
Lean On Me 1989- Morgan Freeman)
Stand And Deliver 1988- Edward James Almos)
Dangerous Minds 1995- Michelle Phiffer)
Music of the Heart 1998- Meryl Streep)
Mr. Holland's Opus 1995- Richard Dreyfuss)
The 5 top iconic school movies that are so inspirational
Lean on Me, not Stand By Me, although Stand By Me is a great movie it has nothing to do with school.
@@adamsgrad93 oooh damn 🤦♀️oops!
I just realized I put down " Stand By Me" instead of " Lean On Me"...I totally got it confused with the theme song to the movie😂😂😂😂😂 omg how embarrassing...ahh blonde moment 🤷♂️
Don't forget "Mr. Holland's Opus." It definitely deserves a place in the top five!
What about Walkout 2006?
@@roberthelmey205 Oh I've never seen that movie, I have yet to see that Movie to really analyze the movie, if it's on the same level of iconic movies that I listed...in the bases of world wide successes, boxoffice revenue...and having a impact.
I heard of that movie, it just wasn't very popular in a more wider spectra.
The movies I listed were huge big box office success, and had big soundtracks along with them and were more widely known.
But I will watch the movie to see how it is.
Such an inspiring film and true story. Should be shown in schools.
And to know this is a true story.
I saw this movie often as a child and now I sprinkle the word “expeditiously” in my conversations, lol.
HAHAHHAHAA
Fantastic reaction.
_"Sams._ Where is your robe?"
Oh, he's not graduating, yet. That point is still a few years away for him.
I have been blessed with teachers that made a difference as how I see myself. They didn't have to go out of their way all the time, to do that extra thing; just to be their and treat you like a human being. I think of them all of the time. I was prolific in art. My God, everything was free in that room. We made our own canvas, frames, stretch boards, and I was one of the first to be introduced to the new acrylic paints. My Jr. High teacher warned my High School teacher about me. The first day of my senior year, I was called up to the teachers desk.(Mr. Bach) He opened the grade book, and put an 'A+' in the first box by my name. Drew a line through the rest of the page and closed the book. Turned to me....."I just wanted you to know that even if you don't do another damned thing in my class this year, you already have an 'A+'........I didn't want you to worry." True story.
Morgan Freeman kills this role. He is fantastic. (And Robert Guillaume as well - the actor who played his friend of 30 years and superintendent of school. Their scenes together were FIRE.)
ive been a teacher before the internet, and Ive grown up during the last days of the Educational System being the end all be all of existence. this film is the last hurrah of that time. and it is a beaut of a film. bravo. great film.
One of Morgan Freemans greatest performances
One of my all time favourite films.
I watched this 3 times in different classes growing up in the 90s. I don’t know anyone who didn’t have this shown in at least one class.
The movie that never gets old
Great reaction. Without Mr. Clark, Sams would’ve been dead or in prison by the end of that school year. This film is based on the real Joe Clark.
The adults need to be talked to like that, if they are not being nor acting like adults. Kids pick up on that. That's how they can walk all over their parents. Then the rest of we adults now have to be their parents. I'm really tired of babysitting grownups.
I love your reactions - they're so personal and heartfelt and genuine. Thank you for sharing your light with all of us.
Thank you!! 😊
I love your genuine emotional reaction to this movie. Its great to see anyone appreciate excellent movies. Brilliant filmmaking and acting ❤.
“This is a personal vendetta. Does she even have a child in that school? Because…” 😂😂
Dangerous Mind and Freedom Writers are another great movies to react to.
Dangerous Minds is cool, but the "white savior" movies can stay on the shelf.
The song playing in the begining with the school going down hill is "Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns N' Roses
"I am a teacher's daughter."
Oh. Well then perhaps you ought to show this movie to your parents as _well._
The real life Joe Clark that this movie was based on died less than a year ago, 1938-2020 R.I.P.
Morgan Freeman Was A Year Older Than Him. There Are Two Movies-Biopic/Based On A True Story I Know Which The Actor Is Older Than Playing The Person They're Playing. The Other Actor Was Michael Jace Who Played Michael Jordan. And He's A Year Older.
At 15:20 that whole "Big Bird with Radar" comment had me laughing when I first heard and understood what that meant. This movie is a classic. I've watched this movie so many times over the last 30+ years.
What Mr Clark had, was tough love. And it worked. And unless I'm wrong, this movie is based on a true story
Lean on Me is a classic. Baby. Classic
The group of boys singing was a group called "troop" great music back in the early 90's
Connections: Robert Guillaume (Dr. Napier) and Ethan Philips (Napier's assistant) were costars on BENSON...and Ethan's character on THAT show was just as clueless sometimes, lol. Lynne Thigpen (Clark's nemesis) and Morgan Freeman were both on PBS children's shows Lynne was The Chief/Announcer on WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SANDIEGO? Morgan was Easy Reader/DJ Mellow Mel Mounds/Dracula/Mark on THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 😎
And then Ethan Philips went on to be a Star Trek alumni with Benson's Rene Auberjonois.
I have been watching different TH-camrs reactions on music and movies But You surpass them all ❣️ I love the way you describe the center idea of the movies. Big Hugs 🤗
Excellent movie
A tragic metaphor for what's happened to our school systems across the country. Crazy Joe Clark died last year, sadly, and we need someone like him more than ever.
Oh dear princess, they have got you crying again like I said to you during your Live Streaming LOL. Seriously, as usual a great review, I have never seen the film but will be doing so. I will also be joining your Patreon.
As we talked about please consider "The Color Purple" I promise you will love it
Oh, it's awesome to see reactions to movies i grew up watching. A Fantastic movie.
Awesome movie and reaction! Coach Carter is along the same lines
Great reaction! Great movie!
This is one of my favorites!!!!! I know every word....you can't watch this with me cause I'm going to recite every line
LOVE this movie.... more modern day blacks NEED to watch this movie, study it, learn from it, LIVE IT
I really enjoyed your pause break commentary. I would love to see and hear more of your thoughts especially during movie reactions. Thanks
Love Love Love your review. I was like talking to a friend. HAHA
I'm so glad!
The way he talked wasn't uncommon 80s and 90s teachers didn't fear putting their hands on students or say what ever they wanted. Remember there was no videos to catch them back then.
People didn't get offended as easily then.
I have to go and watch this movie again. Thank you
Your character analysis of Joe Clark starting at the 16:20 mark is spot on. I couldn’t have said it better myself. It’s very true that people who are so good at their job but also so set in their ways because of their experiences, they have a lot of problem not seeing it any other way. They expect things to be what they experienced. Even color aside, kids back in the 60’s were raised very differently than kids were in the 80’s. In the 60’s, there were rules, and they were followed. Because if they weren’t followed, the kids were disciplined at home and were actually even more scared of their parents than their teachers. Parents were strict and they backed the teachers, not their kids. Me and my siblings were raised that way. We followed the rules because if we didn’t, there was hell to pay when we got home. The kids who were in the clip throwing toilets out the window, ripping shirts off girls and beating up teachers, clearly weren’t disciplined at all. Now speaking as someone who is and has been an educator for almost 20 years, what I’ve learned is that you have to realize times change and kids change and will act accordingly to how they’re raised and what they’ve experienced. You have to be able to modify your expectations and adjust to your students, not the other way around. Joe was a great educator, but that was his one and only flaw, was not being able to fully adjust. You see him as the film goes on making some adjustments with the kids and staff, like jumping rope, joking around, and those great speeches, but he couldn’t fully adjust, which is probably why he had so many people against him trying to get him fired. It really wasn’t Joes fault tho, first of all he was far too late in his career to be able to fully adjust his style and second the drastic difference between the school in the 60’s to what he first walked into 20 years later. That being said, he had such a profound impact on all of those kids. No he could never get the school back to the way it was in the 60’s, but he got it back to a safe and United school and found a happy medium.
KSO , did you happen to catch the girls doin the Double Dutch ? That one song you reacted to that was African music when you were young , remember ? Does that mean next comes " MISERY "? 😁
Did Morgan Freeman ever win an Oscar because of this?? Because he should've..
Just an absolutely AMAZING performance! ..BRAVO👏🏽😊
Another good movie! I'm a teacher's daughter, too! Love your reactions!
Thank you!! 😊
This movie in my top 7. And it is infinitely quotable. Most quotable movie!!
Yes one of my favorite movies
Okay yea you definitely won the award 🏆 for the best movie reactor on TH-cam! Girl you got that!👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 best one I've seen yet for sure! I happen to love this movie also because I too went to similar schools such as Eastside High (the 20 years later version of course) when it was out of control! So I definitely could relate! I'm glad to see you enjoyed this movie so much. I know I certainly enjoyed watching you react to it!😊❤️
Thank you so much 🤗
@ 23:52.....the five boys have became a famous R&B group called "Riff"..... made two albums.
Great reaction! If you like true stories about educators, you need to watch Stand and Deliver (1988).
Interesting, ALL the teachers that were outside of the NEA that were ask and or begged to come to the schools that made a different in peoples lives the NEA kicked them out. that's a fact. Mr. Clark, Coach Carter, Escalante, Pat Conroy (Movie 1973 , Conrack) and the list go's on. Even the top educator in High school who won many awards for education in New York upon retirement cussed the NEA out.
*HNIC* I love Mr Clark, I'd follow him ANYWHERE!!!
Love your reactions. You have a big heart and a beautiful soul. One of my favorite movies and Morgan Freeman' is at his absolute best. 💙💜😀
Always spot on with your breakdown of the movie. I’ve seen all the movies you’ve reacted to (so far) and your reactions are always so truthful.
"I want every door in this school _chained_ and _locked!_ _All_ of 'em!"
This part I wonder about. I mean I understand there isn't room in the budget to put an _alarm_ on every door, but how tricky would it be, I wonder, to put a _security_ officer at every door? And I don't mean an _armed_ officer, by any means. Just someone to keep an _eye_ on it.
You would have to pay all those extra officers as well. Chains were cheaper
You would love “Mr. Holland’s Opus”
Love this movie.
I love this reaction! Thanks
💛👏 I saw this movie in Junior High classroom. "Stand and Deliver" was another one
This movie is based on a true story.
Where's the volume? OK, now it's working. Great reaction to a great film.
I'm so glad you enjoyed this movie.. it is one of my absolute favourites 😊
Hey sweetie! So glad that you're watching & reacting to this. I saw this in the theater as a child. Love this movie!! ❤
This is a GREAT movie
Now its time to watch, “Stand and Deliver”!
Another true school success story based in Los Angeles (Garfield High schoool)
I am so glad that you have watched this- I don't think any other reaction channels I watch have done this, and I think it's a movie that invites a lot of thought and a consideration. I can remember seeing the real Joe Clark in the news and there was a lot of debate about if his methods were worth the results. I can ALSO remember seeing Riff live, the singing group that was the boys in the bathroom who did the acapella version of the school song! They were great- this was 1989 (man, I'm old).
He's tough because he had to be.
1 of the best movies of all time no doubt
Two amazing actors going at. love that part where Morgan and Robert are going at it
Shoutout to my hometown Paterson, NJ
great reaction
Please do a reaction to the movie "I AM SAM" with Sean Penn, Dakota Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer. It will be a memorable movie for you to watch.
Love your Reactions.
thisnis a true story...the real joe clark died a few yrs back
One of the best movies of all time.
Someone throw KSO some music muvies: SCHOOL OF ROCK or THAT THING YOU DO!
First! Haha so excited!
Great scene with the Vice Principal....
Beverly Todd don't play!