The Color Purple (6/6) Movie CLIP - Reunited (1985) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Shug (Margaret Avery) watch as Nettie (Akosua Busia) reunites Celie (Whoopi Goldberg) with her son and daughter.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Alice Walker, The Color Purple spans the years 1909 to 1949, relating the life of Celie (Whoopi Goldberg), a Southern black woman virtually sold into a life of servitude to her brutal husband, sharecropper Albert (Danny Glover). Celie pours out her innermost thoughts in letter form to her sister Nettie (Akousa Busia), but Albert has been hiding the letters Nettie writes back, allowing Celie to assume that Nettie is dead. Finally, Celie finds a champion in the don't-take-no-guff Sofia (Oprah Winfrey), the wife of Glover's son from a previous marriage. Alas, Sofia is "humbled" when she is beaten into submission by angry whites. Later, Celie is able to forge a strong friendship with Albert's mistress Shug (Margaret Avery). Emboldened by this, Celie begins rifling through her husband's belongings and finds Nettie's letters. Able at last to stand up to her husband, Celie leaves him to search for a new life on her own. A major box-office hit, The Color Purple was nominated for eleven Oscars. The film was co-produced by Quincy Jones, who also wrote the score.
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Cast: Danny Glover, Peto Kinsaka, Akosua Busia, Whoopi Goldberg, Lelo Masamba
Director: Steven Spielberg
Producers: Peter Guber, Carole Isenberg, Quincy Jones, Kathleen Kennedy, Frank Marshall, Jon Peters, Steven Spielberg
Screenwriters: Menno Meyjes, Alice Walker
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This movie should have swept the oscar's in every category.
yes it should have.
come on! it had to win at least ONE oscar😧
michele santamarina it's a travesty that this movie got shut out.
It would today.
I have never needed the oscars or any award show to validate my love for great works of art. I don't wait to be "awarded." I award myself. This movie is a masterpiece. No award would ever be great enough anyway.
Whoopi really shines in this scene. She could have been much more overtly emotional, yet she seems to enter a kind of shock. Pretty awesome acting.
She should've won a Oscar for that performance. It was lame how she missed out on it back in 1986.
Yes, but isn't it a shame that she didn't get more work like this.
If I EVER get the chance to meet Whoopi in person, I'm going to say to her, "YOU ACTED THE HELL OUT OF THE COLOR PURPLE!!!!! And I don't care when it is that I might meet her.
If that we’re me, my body wouldn’t have moved. They would’ve had to carry me out of there.
I always thought this was so realistic. When you have a real earth-shattering moment like this it's too false to cry at first...crying happens once things sink in and you know you aren't dreaming or psychotic.
I seriously don't understand how anyone could dislike this clip. It's just so touching, happiest part of the film--Celie got her sister and her family back, and numerous friends backing her. Couldn't ask for a better ending, Steven Spielberg (for a white guy putting together a movie centered around blacks) did an absolutely awesome job making this movie.
+laclaircountry09 I'm glad he did this movie. He brought just enough grief but mixed it with lots of happiness. He truly captured the southern black experience.
+laclaircountry09 Lets remember the Author of the book Alice Walker
Long history of Jewish men loving to tell the stories of suffering and redemption of black folks. See: Broadway musicals.
m8trxd because Jews were originally black and when they were spread throughout Europe, white pop consumed the religion
He's not white. He's Jewish.
Big difference.
Semitic peoples have their own ethnicity.
One of the greatest films ever made. When Shug realizes Albert made the reunion happen and that music swells, I’m finished.
This is Dan Bell. Yes !!! Seriously I die at that moment every single time. And him walking off into the field. Just amazing!
But in the book, he starts off life mad in love with Shug Avery, and then suddenly he just loses his spark after growing older. Shug Avery keeps him in her life, but after hearing that Albert beat Celie and his past women, moves on, and then marries another man. He basically is going to die alone, having no one by his side. He didn't nurture his kids and was a shitty father.
This is Dan Bell. I love this movie so much!
BUGGERATION2 He didn't suffer, no- not like Celie did all those years. But I think he realized just how much she did for him. After she leaves, he's alone. Harpo and Sofia get back together and were still very much a part of Celie's life. Squeek left with her and Shug. The only person that was technically fully on his side was his father, who Celie said that if Albert wasn't his son, he could have been a decent man. This finally registers with Albert when he throws his father out later on (after Celie left). Celie was the foundation of that household. He didn't realize that until it was too late.
I do feel that his reaction at the end was genuine. He didn't look "relieved," as if to say "Thank God that's over with." He seemed happy for Celine. He was proud of himself for righting his wrongs. At the end, I think it was more about wanting to fix everything for Celie after all she did for him.
Quincy Jones is vastly underrated as a composer, in my opinion. This score was a masterpiece. I liked the score for Out of Africa, but this one should've won the Oscar instead.
I cry when her babies say “mama” it’s so heartwarming on how she got reunited with her babies
I love the bright colours they are wearing. It definitely symbolises a bright future.
Not just them but look at the fields of purple flowers surrounding them. Its like life has come back into Celie's life along with her children. I know this comment is a year old but I wanted to thrown in my two cents. lol
That or Nettie and her relatives have found a change within themselves.
Both are wearing purple.
The Color Purple.
The language is Lingala spoken in my country Congo 🇨🇩❤️❤️👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 best movie
my country too
the character Tashi spoke swahili. a language spoken in Eastern and parts of central Africa
sanura hussein swahili and lingala is a little bit the same
oowh no wonder the similarity...good to know..
I speak both Swahili and Lingála, they do not resemble at all. For example, Lingála is a tonal language (hence the accent on the 'a') and Swahili isn't (the emphasis is always on the last syllable); also when looking at grammar structures Lingála is much easier to learn then Swahili. Furtermore, they don't even have the same vocabulary. Example: "hello, how are you?" in Swahili: "Hujambo, habari gani?", but in Lingála: "Mboté na yó, ozalí malámu?
He doesn't say a word, but in his last close-up, Danny Glover can bring me to tears with his reaction. It is a look of genuine happiness for Celie and her family but he's also happy that he played a part in her happiness. Perhaps there is some redemption in store for him.
That's exactly the word I was thinking of......before I even finished reading your paragraph.
Redemption.
At least he did something good at the end 😌
This film earned 12 Academy nominations and won none.....WHY?????
It's the most basic reason ever. The most basic and the most petty.
Racism.
TamiOkoroDedeh Here we go with pulling the race card smfh grow up
11 nominations
Dutch Van Der Linde what else is it then ?
The last bit was sad. The moment Albert finally felt remorse for his ill treatment of Celie. Who was a truly beautiful soul. And in life its the people like that who are most vulnerable. They become prey to be trod on. Sad but true. But it was nice to see Albert realise that at last, and feel the pain of guilt in his heart. Great movie they all dererved Oscars.
brucefan26 amen! There’s always going to be bad people in the world, but people can change and that’s what I love about this film Albert finally did the right thing.
I still cry, after all these years.
+taergehtsiram same
me too!
taergehtsiram I'm crying right now 😭😭😭
I am crying now
Same
the last girl is speaking in swahili! didnt expect to hear my language lol
this was a great movie, almost brought me to tears.
Almost ???? How could it not ???
Nicole Horton I was thinking the same! I cry damn near from beginning to end.
This scene make me cry everytime. Especially the very end when they are playing patty cake in a purple flower field in the sunset.
I heard Lingala
I grew up hearing swahilli everyday and I immediately knew she was speaking it
Mister finally did right by Celie... I love this movie so much... I'm sitting here crying like a baby, and I've seen this scene at least 50 times...
I guess now everything he even think about will stop crumbling.
Celie deserved to be happy and rediscover your family because she suffered a lot from the abuse and mistreatment of Albert! Finally after many years, Celie and Nettie are back together but also had her two children, Adam and Olivia back. :) "The Color Purple" is one of the movies that I like, especially for its history. :)
this part makes me cry everytime
That's the only good thing Albert did for Celie
Lauryn Alana.
The ONLY good thing!
I don't think that he did it to do good though. He was convinced that she had actually cursed him, 'Until you do right by me everything you think about is going to fail'. I think he was just trying to break what he thought was a curse. It was the right thing to do, but it was born out of selfishness.
He was part of a generational cycle of toxic masculinity. His father never changed. His son tried to be like him but realized how that had ruined him and Sophia and made a mess of his life. Albert does a lot of bad things but he is not the Devil. The "curse" was always in store for him with or without Celie's three fingers. His "breaking" the curse comes about when he acknowledges his son's happiness and works to reunite Celie with her kids. He comes to grips with the consequences of his toxic masculinity, and there is indeed hope for him as the narrative ends.
Tricia Johansen beat me to it
the ending of the color purple always makes me cry.
How many time u cry
He finally did only what was right at the end ; abused Celie in every way, belittled her, and she survived!! You can't keep doing wrong forever!
You can't keep doing wrong forever
shame on the oscars,,,,the best acting ever,,,, isnt whoopi a brilliance....
Shame on racism!!
@@nelsonkiiru7252 yep
I love this film and to see Celie reunited with her family was an emotional scene! I also liked the fact that Mister (Albert) changed his evil ways and decided to help Celie see her family again. He got his ways from his father and Celie left him all alone he realized that he didn't want to end up like his father, old and grumpy. He knew it was his fault for separating the sisters apart and he was man enough to make things right! I like that part the most!
He didn't do it out of guilt. He did it to get out from under that curse. It turned his life upside down. He got his karma!
+westnar1 Good point!!
+Donnelle Lipsey Albert was a selfish bastard and so was his daddy..All the suffering was brought back upon him twofold. The children left him, he couldn't get a straight thought together, he drank night and day over the year that Celie left him...And his damn beard grew like a weed...And his damned mail box got messed with..
WestJason9 yes but he did change
and payed for nettie and the kids yo come back
But did he apologise? No. In the book they later became amicable, but it's not the same.
Not a dry eye in the house
WHOOPI DESERVED THE OSCAR THIS YEAR. Spielberg created a BEAUTIFUL CLASSID THIS YEAR. NO ONE CAN EVEN REMEMBER THE OTHER NOMINEES THAT ONE.
+Joshua Leonardo I damn sure remember 'Out of Africa' winning best picture and Whoopi losing to Geraldine Page for 'A Trip to Bountiful' and my 13 year old oscar loving black mind getting a sound education in Academy politics.
I agree 100%
Whoopi Goldberg was uneqivocally robbed of the Academy Award for her magnetic performance in this splendid film!
I have watched Colour Purple more times than I have eaten hot dinners and the end result is usually the same - a 6'4" tall and 16 stone Englishman reduced to a blubbering wreck...everytime, without fail.
For a person not to feel moved by this thought-provoking, life-affirming and beautiful film, would mean that they have a swinging brick for a heart.
Steven Spielberg outdid himself with this utterly gorgeous production with its superb acting and compelling story!
Chris (UK).
They were ALL robbed if you ask me, some amazing acting, directing cinematography..the film is a masterpiece!
The first time I saw this movie I was visiting my Mom's house. (First TV broadcast, I think.) During the fight at the Juke Joint I thought that Spielberg had made a cartoon out of Alice Walker's book. It was such a farcical scene. But I kept watching. Turning point: Shug finds the letters and Celie reads the first one. Movie changed completely. By the time this reunion scene came around, I too was a blubbering wreck. It is a cinematic landmark. When Glover's character is seen walking with the horse I could barely say the words, "He was saved."
One of the best movies I’ve seen.
The real question to this wonderful ending is... did Celie make good on her promise that when her children and Nettie came home...did they all sit around and whup Albert's ass? :D
He did right by her in the end paying for her family to come home
No.The only thing Celie did before leaving for Tennessee with Shug and Squeaks, was curse Albert for his actions. She tells him that unless he does the right thing and bring Nettie home, everything he does will fail. Eventually Albert did the right thing and brought Nettie home with her husband, Samuel and Celie's children.
I would have loved to see Celie, Nettie and her children sit around and whup his ass. Hahaha. I was waiting for that scene.
I started to cry when Shug sang “God Tryin To Tell You Something”, and I didn’t finished until the end of the movie. Whoopi did a great job playing Celie. In fact, all of the actors played their roles absolutely fantastic. I don’t know what the academy was on that night. But to nominate a movie 12 times and not win a single Oscar, well they must have been on dope, or something. Steven Spielberg was great putting together a great movie. So sad, so sad. 😔🙁
One of the most beautiful films ever produced. A film of such life-affirming and thought provoking power, it never fails to reduce me to a blubbering wreck!
Fabulous.
Chris (UK).
Ever since I first saw this incredible movie in 1985 and even seeing it again and again and latest in 2024 I still cry my eyes out at this scene..every single time.. especially seeing them pull up and their amazingly beautiful African dress outfits blowing in the wind..hear come the waterworks 😭😭😭...and I agree with some here..why this heart touching, magnificent acting by ALL, they should have, but sadly did not, sweep the academy awards! Just a travesty quite honestly..but that's ok ..the major actors ended up super stars and wealthy,.good for them..👍👏❤️ so God bless you Steven, Quincy and all the such gifted actors for this masterpiece that I know will go down as one of the best movies ever to hit the big screen and no doubt will be around for many many more generations to enjoy, cherish and love as much as I have for almost 45 years! 👏❤️
momma...momma bunny
best line in the whole movie!
You know, if you search for "Mama bunny" this clip comes up!
OUTSTANDING!
* boni 😊
Most moving moment of the film, I needed a napkin.
+michael williams One of the best scenes in the history of film and it's inspiring almost an half acre for pollinators on my farm in NC. I think I may have to name my field after Alice Walker.
+Steven Sabal Grimsley One quick point on Walker, this was fiction but she had no good black men in this movie, or should I say her book, my friends tell me that lots of this sort of thing went on in the south with older men and younger women, okay I will grant that, although one could argue the amount of it that went on or goes on, but were there no good black men, I mean really, one gets the notion that she had some type of vendetta, then I went into the whole situation and things started to make a whole lot more sense coming from her point of view.
I needed a mop.
This movie wears me out!!! It's my absolute favorite movie of all time!!!
One of the only movies that can get me to ugly cry
I understand what the shes was saying at 1:25 she said"Hello Mother im so happy to hear your words and now that i see you today im so happy
Mister finally saw the error of his ways and fixed it. Celie got her babies back. This movie is phenomenal.
Every time I watch this scene it gets me every time. MOMMA!! 😢 😭
Celie may have been broken in body but her capacity to love remain intact. She more than deserved this happy ending
"God help the Mister that come between me and my sister" I can't believe I just used a line from a Spice Girls song, but it's true, though. In every way! And definetely when it comes to this movie!
It was in pretty little liars as well I know I’m late but yea
I always cry at this scene!!! But of happiness!!!!
Oziel Valles x
So do I. But from laughter!
I watched this when I was a kid and had no emotions for it. Now watching this clip again and I can't hold back my tears.
Albert at the end did a tremendous kindness to Celey
I know everybody realizes that Albert was a TERRIBLE husband but the shift in this movie is amazing. I think that this movie (and the book) show the power of Terrible, Horrendous deeds and the amazing power of Great ones. Its a shame it didn't win ALL the oscar's it deserved.
I can't watch this movie without crying my eyes out 😭😭😭
I just ugly cry this whole movie. One of the greatest films ever made.
I'm from Africa this is a powerful movie...im even more proud of my last name now...
I love that by finding the courage to leave Mister, Celie is able discover how strong she really is and build herself a new life and a family. But also seeing her get her real family back is the icing on the cake!
Too bad she couldn't have used that "Be Strong" card and followed Nettie earlier!
And Mister finally, at long last, realized the jewel he has married. Purple is the color of royalty - and Celie is royalty.
I hate that ALL those years went by before she could see her sister and kids again. But it was a happy moment and Mister finally did something right
Steven Spielberg is Brilliant look at this scene, how he lets you not forget about mister or Albert, if you can remember his character is the one who allowed this reunion to be possible, I really like the close when the two women are playing their game, and Albert walks by in the background with his horse, classic Spielberg.
When she got to see her children, 🥺🥺🥺
This is possibly the best movie ever made! perfect casting!
I give credit to Albert that he redeems himself in the end.
It's a shame it didn't win one Oscar. It was and is a classic! The ending is beautiful!❤
Omg they are speaking my language.
Beautiful scene seeing her kids
This Scene will forever be embedded in my memory!!! I drop tears each time.... FAMILY!!!!!
that awkward moment when you understand the language the dude talk!
Did his say it weird?
yes Ndeko wana aza mwana kin ***** lool
Christian Mbanza lol i though the same thing my brothers toza bana Congo
Love this part,it does make you cry and it is very emotional and especially,when you hear them crying for love returned.
Whoopi was robbed of that Oscar
I love that Albert realised he'd done wrong and felt love and happy for celie being reunited with all her family
This is the most beautiful moment I've ever seen. When you realize the amount of love and human kindess that can exsist in one moment - its so amazingly beautiful. Albert was an awful, awful person but he sought, and found, redemption here.
This was the last movie I watched with my grandma. She died a couple days later........
😭😭🙏🙏
I’ve matched 100times and still get me. Makes me cry like a baby😭😭😭🙏💕
i wanted the scene to go back a little further to when celie first walks off the porch and sees nettie
Yes, when Shug asked her if she was waiting for any folks to come in and she said, no, it must be someone who lost his way.
And also the next one when Nettie and Celie are playing maki-dada in the crops.
I get misty eyed each time and I don't cry too easily. :o
😭Whoopi was PERFECT 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟look at Albert 😂he knew he was wrong
I couldn't sleep, thought I'd go downstairs and come on here, I can sleep now because I'm afraid to say I'll be crying myself to sleep. What a wonderful movie and the acting was superb. Thank you
This scene always and will always make me cry. What an emotional moment
I cried when Olivia hugs Celie and is overwhelmed emotionally, choking back the tears as she cries in her mother's embrace. And when Albert is shown watching the reunion with a big smile on his face I cried even more. "He was saved!" I said... but no one around me understood what that meant. They still just saw him as the movie's heavy.
this is one of the most touching scenes ive seen
This movie is the most underrated movie! It’s so beautiful and raw! Why this movie isn’t being celebrated the way it should be makes me mad! Such wonderful actors and story.
What a great cast. Everyone was fantastic. Danny Glover is phenomenal! Ya hated him then ya loved him in the end
This had me cry a lot even after the end credit's done. Even up to now that i am just thinking about this scene. The emotions are raw.
watching the emotions cross misters face as the music swells makes me cry !!
This is the best part of this movie! I always cry!
One of the best movies ever made.
favorite scene, wish you didnt cut out the first bit when they're running to eachother! I would've teared up more but still, beautiful scene!
I agree cos of the purple shawl blowing in the wind...makes the hair stand up on the back of my neck thinking about it.
Who drove the truck hauling onions here?!
This movie always have me tears
Gosh I always tear up here, especially when Shug sees Mister and the music plays
Amazing scene right here, I'll admit it...Yes it brought tears to my eyes...A grown man can cry....Lord!
I cried like a baby over the good acting in this movie!
Amoung top ten best movies ever....
whoopie is one of the best actresses of all time, When you have someone of her talent able to transition from comedy acting to this emotional portrayal it simply shows how magnificent and extraordinary she is.
My favorite part of the movie I hope one day I would be reunited with my 3 sons.
I never cried so much before this movie. Loved it so much. All the actors did a wonderful job bringing this wonderful book to movie. 💜💜💜💜
He did not say this is the day of his dreams💀😂he said is it really you but I just wanna say I’m actually so glad this was made and that Congo is actually getting noticed a bit more :)
This was a beautiful scene
Loved this scene!
To this day, one of the best endings in a movie!
Black is Beautiful💪🏼💪🏽💪🏾💪🏿
all lives are beautiful . dont be so close minded . you need jesus
meca fuller shut tf up
No Meca Nobody, you need a psychiatrist, stay your negative neffy azz off this site!
@@mecaillagladue2587 BLACK is beautiful. This isn’t about ALL people
The most joyful and both touching movie scene of all times!
I cry, ball, nearly get in the floor over this touching scene and the one where GOD is TRYING to Tell you SOMETHING>
When ever I need something to cheer me up I come to this vid... Thank you Whoopi and the rest of the cast from The Color Purple! :,)
i just finished the book and i’m literally sobbing
When Celies daughter breaks down in her arms, that kills me every time. I go to pieces.
I'm crying...this scene...
What a beautiful family reunion...
They could've had it earlier if only Celie ran off with Nettie!
I'm crying so hard right now! This whole movie always makes me emotional. 😥❤️
I watched the remake it didn't put me in the floor like this ❤😢
cellie is so prettty and her children are :))
Thank you for translating!!As soon as Adam speaks I start tearing up