Missmatchgaming You don't need to correct me, I have been corrected all my life, sick of hearing, "Oh you need to fix that." and, "Oh, you need to add that in, your forgot a word." I'm honestly sick of it, just don't comment i'm terrible at grammar, NOT EVERYONE IS PERFECT! Get that through your head, geez :l
@@3vo803 Mrs. Bates Jones seems to live in a boarding house. The narrator mentions voices of other roomers when they get into the lady's room which is furnished with a kitchenette.
At 6:30 they are using the smaller plates for cake, it is a cut scene bc they didn't film a dinner scene, but they have crumbs remaining on each of their larger plates pushed to the side.
i think they were trying to modernize the story, since the short story was based back in the 1900's. people dont eat ham and lima beans casually anymore lol
I have beenteaching this lesson for more than 4 years to my class 12 students..believe me it has great influence on them🤗...in India ,west Bengal 🙏namaste
this movie is extremely awesome. It helped me a lot to remember the expression and the main character's actions. thanks a lot for creating this movie. lots of love!!!
I'm glad y'all paid homage to Langston Hughes. It was well done; however, I wish the boy had been a bit younger (b/c that's how he was portrayed originally) and the setting was more old fashioned for the story was made in 1958, but that's my opinion. Nevertheless, I DO like how well the actors presented their role and helped create this story. Thank you for all who participated.
I love that you guys adapted this, and I like the modern take on it, too, but I think people in the comments section miss the whole point because the context is missing. Someone even talked badly about the way the original characters in the story "talked". 🙄They could only relate and cry because they saw that one of the characters were White. If they'd all been cast by Black people, as the author's experience was, I wonder if half of these people would even cry or even understand the undertones. The boy didn't just steal because he wanted nice shoes. He also stole because in his time period (the 1920s) Black people were largely impoverished, not just because their family members were former slaves but because Black people were still barred from high-paying jobs and education. Little Black boys saw White people around them that could afford things they could never dream of, creating a longing for better. This is the start of where crime in the Black community began and why boys began forming gangs and turning to a life of crime. People refused to hire them so they can make an honest living, so they felt it only fair to survive any way they could. To add, the boy didn't own one nice pair of shoes. The deeper context of this story is missed when people forget who the author is and what experience he was telling from. For a very period and time-accurate portrayal, The Phoenix Learning Group, Inc has a version, too. It's old, but it's GOLD.
Thank you for creating this wonderful film adaptation of one of my favorite short stories. I have showed this to my students for a number of years and they love it so much
I had my students note the differences from the story. Then I had them explain why a director would make the changes he did (Roger is white, it's a nice house and not a kitchenette, etc.). They can say and explain why they do or don't like the differences.
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I teach this story for my high school ESL class, and this film is so amazingly helpful! Fine acting, fine editing, and the big bonus, you used a whole lot of the text as the dialogue. You have helped my students understand the story! If you have videos for other stories, I want to see them!
It's very nice of u to make this short , me and my friend had a better vision about the story "Thank you Ma'am" , however we noticed few things that are diffrent from the story.
Very nice short film I am just promoted to class 12 under West Bengal State board , India and this story is included in our English syllabus So it helps me a lot Love from India 🇮🇳
I asked my teacher if she gave us the right video, and she said "yes". And I am a little bit confused because I didn't know if Roger could change his color so fast😅😅
THIS IS SO GOOD. I scrolled the comments and read that many people were critizing the picture because it was 3:23 instead of 11:00 as the story says, the fact that was too modern,. that there were not people at the house, what is totally stupid because it is really difficult to adapt and make movie if such a great quality. Congrats.
This video is amazing, it's great!However, there are some parts from the story missing, for an example, the part where Roger asks Mrs.Luella if she needs anything from the shop....Other than that I love it ♥
Am a Pakistani student hope my teacher shows this to us too if she wills or thinks other wise I'll my self will tell her to consider this if not showing us, “LoL" just telling you to let you know , Am the same literature book student , I've read button button and watched the film too, hope you too
Awwwww that was an adorable story and I love how he said thank you ma'am at the end now I want to read the book cuz books are always better than the videos
This makes me think of..mature content *cough* *cough* ehh You know how *those* have bad acting? Not saying their acting is bad- but you know what I mean right?
The grabbing of the shoulder instead of a head lock in the book the fact she gets the $20 from her bra the and I’m sure there can be quote that can be taken out of context
Who else is here because of a online school lesson
Martine ME TO 😀
Me lol (I'm in class rn)
Me
Same
ME
I'm sorry WHAT IS MY TEACHER MAKING ME WATCH
mine made me read it which was a lot worse
@@mollygibson1704 Same
IDFK
@@mollygibson1704 I’m doing both
A classic short story about giving a break to someone who needs one. If you don't appreciate the video, you could just read the story.
Who else is here from reading this story in their literature book and decided to be the "smart extra kid" for once 😂
Faith C 😂
Im just lookin for the full version lol
Me we read this in class
LMFAOO SAME
Me
I was lagging in online class so I came here to rewatch it
Same!!
Same!!
Saaaame
Same
im here from online school the way i see this she kidnapped a kid
Same travy catty, same...
@Yamile Santiz-Utrera lol Ik this was month ago when I took the test
@Yamile Santiz-Utrera bro I don't remember I did this 5 months ago
@Yamile Santiz-Utrera oh lol
Essentially
Why did the ending make me want to cry? Like when he said, "Thank you ma'am." my heart just sunk.
Your heart doesn't know swimming 🤔
@@anwarabdullah2979 🤣😂
@@ezaldinnasan5188 😂😂😂
Anwar Abdullah 😂😂😂
@@i_rika1 😁😁😁
I came here from my English/Reading class, we watched this but everyone was talking so that's why I am here, to re-watch what I missed :3
Came from an English class, terrible grammar.
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Missmatchgaming You don't need to correct me, I have been corrected all my life, sick of hearing, "Oh you need to fix that." and, "Oh, you need to add that in, your forgot a word." I'm honestly sick of it, just don't comment i'm terrible at grammar, NOT EVERYONE IS PERFECT! Get that through your head, geez :l
Your English is very good :D
Same.
For some strange reason I literally just decided to watch this because I had an assignment like this one at school
SAME
the way he fell doe
Ikr
Hey Joe can we learn from each other Imao , Would love to know.your experience of literature and art work?
i knowww
stop @Tricia Brace
@@bigmanpoggers3894 I didn’t mean it in a mean way I promise I was just trying to say how bad it sucks chill
there is not mentioned that the lady is not alone in the house.....the laughing of the other roomers is not mentioned....otherwise its nice...
Sumana Parvin and also the nature of the woman's job??
She lived in a New York Apartment. She did not have other people in her home. The voices were other people in her building.
@@mysTAUry she had other rooms
@@3vo803 Mrs. Bates Jones seems to live in a boarding house. The narrator mentions voices of other roomers when they get into the lady's room which is furnished with a kitchenette.
What's also not mentioned is that Roger is a "fourteen or fifteen" year old Black kid and not a 22 year old white man.
The fact that she roasts him
Who else is watching this because of a school assignment
why is he eating BREAD with a god damn FORK
It's cake.
@@cozziefox pretty sure its bread
@@fxstdribbler6427 no, It's cake, I think the story talk about how she gave him a piece of her pound cake.
AvaTheUnicorn M lets keep it goin 😂, no its bread😂😂
And what you both agreed for ?
Cake or bread ?🤔
And, the food was lima beans and ham...
Mrs Luella gave him half of her cake.
yeah lol i just realize that
At 6:30 they are using the smaller plates for cake, it is a cut scene bc they didn't film a dinner scene, but they have crumbs remaining on each of their larger plates pushed to the side.
Right I was saying didnt She Give Him Lima Beans ham and hot cocoa?😂
Yeah I thought the same thing.
i think they were trying to modernize the story, since the short story was based back in the 1900's. people dont eat ham and lima beans casually anymore lol
Ma,m look very dangerous😂😂
Ma'am
Hahhah
I have beenteaching this lesson for more than 4 years to my class 12 students..believe me it has great influence on them🤗...in India ,west Bengal 🙏namaste
There's something in the story which always inspires me to become a better person each day.. such a great story
The teacher showed this to us
Finally, I got a video for the chapter like I wanted. Animations were there but this is the one I was looking for.
Beautiful story with beautiful composition of video.
Was searching about the author, and I found this. Honestly, I'm glad I found this.
I saw this in my ELA class today. Decided to watch it again.
SAME
Same
this movie is extremely awesome. It helped me a lot to remember the expression and the main character's actions. thanks a lot for creating this movie. lots of love!!!
Ayyyeee, reading/watching this(and the typed version) cause it's an assignment for my online school.
Its 2020 n I'm in class 11 it was good to c this video it really helps me a lot in understanding the context more easier than textual explanation....
I'm glad y'all paid homage to Langston Hughes. It was well done; however, I wish the boy had been a bit younger (b/c that's how he was portrayed originally) and the setting was more old fashioned for the story was made in 1958, but that's my opinion. Nevertheless, I DO like how well the actors presented their role and helped create this story. Thank you for all who participated.
I think the story might have actually been set back in the 20's or 30's
The boy needs to be a bit younger, I agree.
I love that you guys adapted this, and I like the modern take on it, too, but I think people in the comments section miss the whole point because the context is missing. Someone even talked badly about the way the original characters in the story "talked". 🙄They could only relate and cry because they saw that one of the characters were White. If they'd all been cast by Black people, as the author's experience was, I wonder if half of these people would even cry or even understand the undertones. The boy didn't just steal because he wanted nice shoes. He also stole because in his time period (the 1920s) Black people were largely impoverished, not just because their family members were former slaves but because Black people were still barred from high-paying jobs and education. Little Black boys saw White people around them that could afford things they could never dream of, creating a longing for better. This is the start of where crime in the Black community began and why boys began forming gangs and turning to a life of crime. People refused to hire them so they can make an honest living, so they felt it only fair to survive any way they could. To add, the boy didn't own one nice pair of shoes. The deeper context of this story is missed when people forget who the author is and what experience he was telling from. For a very period and time-accurate portrayal, The Phoenix Learning Group, Inc has a version, too. It's old, but it's GOLD.
Exactly !
Who else is here becoz tomorrow u got exam n u don't have a notes🤣
Amazing Quality from 8 years ago, speaking from a current director ✨
It's great story
I always love to watch it while learning from my English book
Anyone learning this in 7-8th grade because I have and every time I hear the ending song it makes me tear up
Thank you for creating this wonderful film adaptation of one of my favorite short stories. I have showed this to my students for a number of years and they love it so much
My eighth grade English teacher Miss banner, she read this to us to years ago on online is in school during August 2020 during the pandemic.
I had my students note the differences from the story. Then I had them explain why a director would make the changes he did (Roger is white, it's a nice house and not a kitchenette, etc.). They can say and explain why they do or don't like the differences.
That door slam tho
6:39 that face tho
That’s what I said 😹😹😹
It's white unlike in Langston Hughes' story.
Looooooooool
@@kujichaguliaself-determina7388 when did they mention that the boy was a certain race?
@@AV-we2yr Harlem, 1960s written by African-American Langston Hughes. Use your imagination. Langston Hughes wrote about Black people.
1:06 tell him
This is a beautiful short film ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@Selvi Prasanna hmm brother
I'm here from online school,either way. This story is beautiful ngl
thank you so much, we have a Literature exam on Monday n this short story might come
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I teach this story for my high school ESL class, and this film is so amazingly helpful! Fine acting, fine editing, and the big bonus, you used a whole lot of the text as the dialogue. You have helped my students understand the story! If you have videos for other stories, I want to see them!
To all who are saying that there are some things not like the original. It legit says "adapted version" right in the beginning.
This story is added in our English literature in class 11
THANK YOU MAM 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
Wassup 9-A watching this
The lesson here is about taking second chances, trust, generational relationships, poverty, and dignity.
It's very nice of u to make this short , me and my friend had a better vision about the story "Thank you Ma'am" , however we noticed few things that are diffrent from the story.
The door slam at the end though
This is absolutely wonderful! Thank you so much! I will share this with my pupils and I have no doubt that'll enjoy watching it as well :)
Hopefully, you didn't forget to mention that Roger is a 12 year old Black boy and not a 22 year old white man as in this video.
Very nice short film
I am just promoted to class 12 under West Bengal State board , India and this story is included in our English syllabus
So it helps me a lot
Love from India 🇮🇳
I asked my teacher if she gave us the right video, and she said "yes". And I am a little bit confused because I didn't know if Roger could change his color so fast😅😅
My students are reading this. Just came for curiosity's sake and to support the makers of this film.
Who else is here Bc they’re too lazy to read the book
ME
Me
And u are studying for the mid I gues
Me
Me
These are the values that need to be brought back
The book was a lot better, just saying
hell yeah this is a dumb family video thing discusting
The manga was better
@@kolvisophie50 the anime was better
THIS IS SO GOOD. I scrolled the comments and read that many people were critizing the picture because it was 3:23 instead of 11:00 as the story says, the fact that was too modern,. that there were not people at the house, what is totally stupid because it is really difficult to adapt and make movie if such a great quality. Congrats.
Marcos Seru thank you for such kind words!
Marcos Seru YOU A LIE
THIS IS THE BEST!
As a novel-movie, this is pure gold.
So nobody going to talk about how she closed the door in his face 🤣🤣🤣
This story was written 50 years ago. I don't like how they made it look modern
overall it was great
The story she didn't say purse she said pocketbook
they kid who tried to rob her was black
he also doesnt say yes ma'am he says yes'm
Its also $10 instead of $20
the kid wasn't black
Caleb Green and why does that matter
Dr. Chowtee did u really have to say tht?
On a Professional level, Rosette Le Noire is #1(Family Matters) in this play., but as an amateur, I will give it an A plus
I realy like it...very nice act... May God bless you both... Keep it up... 😘😘
I had to watch this in 2020 for a school assignment
Who else is here because of covid and you have to watch this at home
I watched this in class and I really liked it so here I am watching again!
From online*
This video is amazing, it's great!However, there are some parts from the story missing, for an example, the part where Roger asks Mrs.Luella if she needs anything from the shop....Other than that I love it ♥
I am sure that boy isn't thief. I love this boy.
please can someone tell me what is the name of the two music in the end 8:04 and the beginning ?
sara yeah only the end tho its called "tomorrow-bensound"
I thought the end was an Instrumental of "Dear Best Friend"
Idk. I just know it's my ringtone
This dramatic fellow is so handsome.
Of course he is! I've crush on him 😍😽
1:07 1:23 3:10 CRINGE REPLAY BUTTONS FOR SALE!!
Cap
Cap
Cap
@memes2018 STOP THE CAP
I’m here for my prerequisites my professor had sent me a assignment so I just went to TH-cam for a better understanding 😂 thanks TH-cam
it was a story i read in freshman year
I read it in middle school.
Which is actually a few weeks ago.
I'm in 9th grade and I just took this story yesterday
I am doing a essay on it in middle school lol (7th grade)
Stark2004185 Uzumaki lol same
lol
Now i am watching it as it's my Friday homework for my English tuition
Best video ever!!!1! ❤😢
just look at his face when he was eating .......looking soo cute......
Wow this is a awesome short film
Excellent film! Good job!
ya
This is very amazing video. I liked it. Thank you christian dipillo for this wonderful video.
I read the story and I remember watching a short film in elementary school. I just watched this because I ended up reading the story again.
A very good representation.
It's in our textbook of class11
Marvelous Acting! Keep it UP
7:49 that sounds like a nuke lmao
Bye! *slam the door who caused an explosion*
I’m the 1000th subscriberrrrrr!!!!!!!!!!
When my mom tries to act cool:
5:38
We live in a TOASTER
Great adaptation of story. Thanks!
Who’s here from English class
yep.
Good job guys. My English teacher showed this to us
Am a Pakistani student hope my teacher shows this to us too if she wills or thinks other wise I'll my self will tell her to consider this if not showing us, “LoL" just telling you to let you know , Am the same literature book student , I've read button button and watched the film too, hope you too
This is supposed to be story about a black woman and a black kid . . .
Who cares
I saw this on a diferrent website with a different ending
This Helped Me Pass English :3
Who is here after Rodri won the ballon do’r
Anyone here in 2024😅
Me
really well done. using it in class next week.
Eating bread with a fork
Thanks from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳.
I took this in online school and now i have an online test for it so umm i hope this isn’t considered cheating..?
pov: your here in 2021 from your 7th grade asignment
Awwwww that was an adorable story and I love how he said thank you ma'am at the end now I want to read the book cuz books are always better than the videos
No it isnt.
7:49
Sounds like she dropped a whole bookshelf 😂
Blurry you took the words right out of my mouth.
Did anyone else notice that the clock on the stove said 3:23 even tho it was dark out
It was 3:23 A.M.
Team Sloth idiot
at 4:31
I remember doing this in online school and an assignment on this film on a web named common lit
This makes me think of..mature content *cough* *cough* ehh
You know how *those* have bad acting? Not saying their acting is bad- but you know what I mean right?
The grabbing of the shoulder instead of a head lock in the book the fact she gets the $20 from her bra the and I’m sure there can be quote that can be taken out of context
Thank God I'm not the only one tho