Amistad (1/8) Movie CLIP - Mutiny Aboard La Amistad (1997) HD
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CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Cinque (Djimon Hounsou) leads a bloody slave revolt to take over the ship La Amistad.
FILM DESCRIPTION:
This Steven Spielberg-directed exploration into a long-ago episode in African-American history recounts the trial that followed the 1839 rebellion aboard the Spanish slave ship Amistad and captures the complex political maneuverings set in motion by the event. Filmed in New England and Puerto Rico, the 152-minute drama opens with a pre-credit sequence showing Cinque (Djimon Hounsou) and the other Africans in a violent takeover of the Amistad. Captured, they are imprisoned in New England where former slave Theodore Joadson (Morgan Freeman), viewing the rebels as "freedom fighters," approaches property lawyer Baldwin (Matthew McConaughey), who attempts to prove the Africans were "stolen goods" because they were kidnapped. Running for re-election, President Martin Van Buren (Nigel Hawthorne) overturns the lower court's decision in favor of the Africans. Former President John Quincy Adams (Anthony Hopkins) is reluctant to become involved, but when the case moves on to the Supreme Court, Adams stirs emotions with a powerful defense. The storyline occasionally cuts away to Spain where the young Queen Isabella (Anna Paquin) plays with dolls; she later debated the Amistad case with seven U.S. presidents. The character portrayed by Morgan Freeman is a fictional composite of several historical figures. For authentic speech, the Africans speak the Mende language, subtitled during some scenes but not others.
CREDITS:
TM & © Dreamworks (1997)
Cast: Djimon Hounsou
Director: Steven Spielberg
Producers: Debbie Allen, Bob Cooper, Bonnie Curtis, Paul Deason, Laurie MacDonald, Walter F. Parkes, Tim Shriver, Steven Spielberg, Colin Wilson
Screenwriter: David Franzoni
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Djimon Hounsou is such a brilliant actor, been a fan of his ever since he was in Amistad.
The scene at 1:49 was a awesome display of the rage one would feel having their freedom taken and treated like dirt.
It’s perfect because it also symbolized that he was not a violent man, but he knew what he had to do.
He also carries the rage of watching the 2 Africans being whipped to death and all those dragged overboard on the Tecora.
do yall know who plays the man that gets stabbed
@@JacobGifford223 Victor Rivers. Cuban-American actor. He was also in Blood In Blood Out and other movies.
@@jsphat81 thanks
Ironically, La Amistad means The Friendship.
I could really feel the friendship in this scene
@@daustin8888
Like "1984",it was the newspeak.
ya se cuate :V
Spanish
@@daustin8888 very frendly
I found this scene while looking for a documentary on the Amistad, and it makes me want to watch the whole movie.
This scene was raw and it really felt like those men were fighting for freedom
This wasn't a mutiny. This was an escape attempt for freedom.
+Kevin Thorne II They broke the law and should be tried for it. Death penalty.
Free men have the right to kill the bandits that are holding them against their will, if that is the only way they can take back their freedom.
Something certain people in Washington DC and other national capitals should bear in mind.
hagamapama exactly
skankhunt42 the Portuguese broke the law by kidnapping
It was ingratitude!
I enjoyed listening to these slave traders yelling “leave me alone” or “let me go” while they are getting their justice.
Spielberg is simply a genius. This should have won best film at the Oscars! Didn’t even get nominated.
Titanic deservedly won that distinction.
I think the intro is great, did’nt watch the rest tho but maybe should xD
Weird how no one ever talks about this movie. Probably one of Spielberg's least discussed films.
@@m3nac32s0c13tythis definitely deserved to get nominated. Like he said.
Far better movie than Titanic
The visceral desire to be free at any cost, the frenzied taking of revenge on someone who has inflicted so much pain and horror. You see it in Cinque's face.
Cinque himself bought and sold slaves when he finally arrived back in Sierre Leone btw. There is a black and white to everything.
At least he earned his freedom in court at the end in Court
@@L2ggs *Not true, and you need to stop with the revisionism.*
@@L2ggs
It's possible, however, it was just a rumor
@@L2ggsthey insinuated that in the movie, the prosecutor tried to use that argument in the first court room scene.
For a Spielberg movie, this was very graphic and intense. Great scene.
... for a spielberg movie? have you seen Jaws, raiders face melting scene, Temple of Doom heart rip, schindler's list, SAVING PRIVATE RYAN d-day scene!?
Just because the man directed E.T. doesn't mean his movies are all PG...
@@JaceDanielFilms
And samuel l jackson's hand
@@JaceDanielFilms And all of the very family friendly. I agree with the original comment, this is unusually crude for a Spielberg movie.
The summary executions and camp commandant playing target practice with Jewish slaves in Schindlers List is far more shocking than this.
Djimon Hounsou is magnificent in this movie.
Can you think of his best scene in this? It's been some time since I've seen it.
@@ericasimonson8737 Just rewatch it
@@forcedtohaveahandle I think "give us free" was pretty good :)
He's a very underrated actor, brilliant in things like In America and Blood Diamond.
He is a great competitor with Pokemon.
This is the exact opposite of a mutiny. It was a fight for freedom. The captives had every right to defend themselves and take back their freedom. There was a great byline the movie poster used for this film, “freedom cannot always be given, sometimes, it must be taken”
Salute to the brave souls that actually PLAYED those parts.
Joseph Cinque is one of the many unsung heroes of history!
Fax. Here during black history month to agree with you.
So crazy that if you think about it that is how puerto rico was born and how our ancestors were treated and what they had to go through proud to be puerto rican
Lmao he had his foot on his mouth for a few seconds you know that actor was mad asf 😂😂😂
For all we know that is the first man he ever killed, so add those feelings into the mixture we've already got going on here...powerful stuff!
Great. I wish that had happened more often.
Gives me goosebumps everytime Djimon!
Spielberg fight scenes are second to none.
This movie is a must-see for those interested in legal dramas and/or the historical genre. For a modern-era legal film sharing some of the same themes, check out Ghosts of Mississippi; a true story depicting the efforts of civil rights activist Megdar Evers' widow to attain justice for her husband's murder with the help of a white Mississippi lawyer. La Amistad is the far heavier of the two -- and grander in scope -- but both will hold your interest throughout and adequately address the prevailing cultural perspectives of their relative settings.
This was a great movie. I like how all of the whites weren't just portrayed as evil unsympathetic monsters, but actual humans. The dude who played cinque was great, you could really feel the emotion coming from him all the time.
John Quincy Adam's speech at the end was amazing, one of the best speeches in cinema IMO
Djimon Hounsou
Yeah I can't help but feel that if this movie were made today it would portray all the white people as cartoonishly evil bigots. I'm glad this movie exists. It tells an important story from a shameful time of our history and shows the complex and flawed people involved. These were all men of their time learning more about what it truly meant to seek a future for the freedom of all peoples.
@@WhovianRoxas Speilberg is known for his nuance and sentimentality
Love when they take over the ship.
Omg I suddenly remember why I was so traumatized by this movie. It must have affected me for a whole month.
1:39
Look at me. I'M the captain now.
😁😂💪🏾
Yessir
Not mutiny. Justice swift and pure as it comes.
This wasn't mutiny this was taking your life back
Captain's thinking "I may have made some unwise career moves."
When I hear they treated like they were animals, it's like dude not even non human animals should be treated that way.
Cinque went in beast mode breh
Okay, I hate to say this, but this mad me happy.
Made*
Why hate something that is right?
talking about a black man on fire
@@imankhan1999 weirdo
Don't hate it, embrace it! Capitalist scum of the Earth, getting their due.
Has absolutely no parallels to modern history though, none at all, don't think too hard about revolution.. ;)
Best part of the film. A close second is "Give Us Free!"
That's what I'm talking about!
Slight factual correction. Only the captain and cook were killed. Two others escaped in a lifeboat. Other crew members were spared and helped navigate the ship. Two slaves were killed in the fight.
If you read about the true store of the Amistad it wasn't a real slave ship it was a cargo ship. The slaves were workers being brought from Cuba to work at a plantation which the ship was bringing goods to America. The ships crew had no experience in transporting slaves they were not kept below like wood planks depicted in the movie such as the large slave trade ships had before slave trade was banned in early 19th century. This is why the slaves were able to overpower the crew and take the ship. The slaves found a nail were able to un-shackle their irons. The crew foolishly left a box of machetes right next to the slaves once they were free of their irons they attacked.
When you step on a thumbtack 1:42
Ur not funny
You stab a Spaniard when you step on a thumbtack?
I'm just here because of school but now i wanna watch this movie. It looks pretty interesting
The scenes on the slave ship are really graphic and legit disturbing to watch, which is totally in contrast to the upbeat whimsical scenes during the trial.
this is my favorite part of the movie
Totally underrated movie and very serious movie..Topping Roots..
Gives one that little warm fuzzy feeling deep down in the cockles ya know
I love the beginning of this film.. like a lion broke loose out of his cage devour his prey..
Just saw this movie for the first time today, incredible!
The sounds of justice
bro i know the slavery was bad but you can support that
@@evanhong5446 yes you can support it
Happy 25th anniversary, Amistad!
Released 12/10/1997!
Damm my new fav movie of all time.
🖤 to all indigenous peoples
Of the America's, Australia, Africa, Asia's and Oceania
The director of this movie leaves out the fact that it was his tribe who ran the slave trade, not white Christians. White Christians actually ended the slave trade, not just America, but globally.
Steven Spielberg should make a movie about the Haitian revolution
It could make for a fantastic movie relating Toussaint_Louverture, if it were anything like the book, "The Black Jacobins".
No he shouldn't
I'd perfer a Haitian directed who is connected with his/her heritage
@@mosesbarmonyallah8351 its goin full of white saviors and false history. They butchering black American movies. Telling lies.
@@creeksideyella facts
Oprah commented on this scene. Her eyes told quite a story of her understanding of that plight.
Spielberg flims are family friendly
Spielberg: hold my beer
powerful scene!
I love this part the chicken is coming to roost
This was so satisfying to watch. :)
@Woody Woodpecker 卐 and, what's it to you Adolf?
@@heavyglamrocker1987 he thinks its american people but the slave owners where spanish (spain colonizers)
Why because you got to watch lots of people be massacred? psychopath
@@ieat10kittens94 Yes. Also, thats not how you spell psychopath (:
@@ieat10kittens94 Yup but if this was a cideo of american soldiers killings Iraqis youd have felt no need to leave a comment. Weirdo
Never mess with Africans.
Oh boy, the irony.
@@flybeep1661 Hahaha!
Danni Sørensen there not African there Jamaican
Toni Awe no that wrong because in Jamaica the slaves revealed in the boats to there way in Jamaica and when they got there took over all Jamaica
ironic statement
i honestly cannot watch the whole of this film its so painful
our lord is coming soon that,s show,s the end time guys be ready is coming soon
Ombeni Mutapewa amen
Only God the True Judge
taez zeename that is how weak you are
Me too!
AAAWW finally I can imagine being on that ship and coming from out of the bottom of that deck with a blade in my hand I can imagine being there
Karma is a b*tch
But it can be helpful at times like this
Mutiny is when part or most the crew turn on their command. These were slaves, and I would do the same if I were in their place
The cook’s are responsible for the Amistad, the cook’s stated that they would meet their fate’s as soon as the boat had come to its destination.
Not knowing the Amistad was transferring all of them to a plantation.
this movie is sick
That's why he's the Black Panther.
I highly recommend a book & PBS documentary named 'Slavery by Another Name.'
It's about another form of slavery that existed in the southern states until World War Two after the civil war.
The institutionalized slavery in the U.S. that started in the 1600s is the worst of all slavery systems in the human race history.
+Juni Kim Welfare is your modern day slavery.
See now thats just a pathetic statement.. White people are the devil?.. Give any sociopath money and power and its them who are "evil".. We live on an amazing world but yet people are still blinded by wealth, religion and everything else that is completely pointless..
I cant believe this religion thing is being carried on like it is.. When has it ever done something positive for anyone or anything. Its just some ideas written down by a few perverted loonatics that other mugs believed ...... Thousands of years ago. Accept the truth and realise... Open your eyes a bit we share a planet with other creatures on this beautiful blue ball and were are the only mugs to contrive such cockamamie horse crap.
The trouble with us humans is that it is too easy to be nice.. It will never happen on a mass scale we only know how to ruin, hurt and destroy and brain dead ignorant scum, like your self, need an excuse to cause trouble to get your point accross.. The bible says so it must be true.
@@skankhunt-vw8xr *Wrong.*
This scene is great
Love this scene!! Makes me so happy
My teacher showed me this…….IN SCHOOL
"So we're savages? Ok we'll show you savage!"
looks familiar
but people aren't like this today riiight?
Dios Mio,no los Ayudes!!! Justicia Divina.
I could watch this scene over and over.
Cause you’re demented
This scene always puts a smile on my face
A MAN would do anything to be free an that scene was poetry
I have never seen this movie. I've got to check it out.
Mutiny 😂😂. Looks like an attempt for freedom.
1:48 that was Justice
No wonder we can’t watch this movie in school.
+Nneka Dike Because is full of untruths? Lacking in facts?
Cool scene
en que pagina la podria ver en calidad HD completa
Yessss yessss yesssssss!!!!!!!
when faced with a situation where you find no hope, pray too your ancestors and they will give you hope.
To think that this event happened in real life is so satisfying!!
Just like when Kyle Rittenhouse executed justice on those criminal thugs!!
@@m3nac32s0c13ty Why was it necessary to mention this?
@@kholeka8475 *He's a Trumpanzee. Don't bother trying to appeal to his sense of reason; he has none.*
I'm crying
They were literally laying next to stinky decaying bodies.
Alguien sabe donde puedo encontrarla en español?
Very good family balak
the pinche b.g.a. finally got there revenge on big magic.
0:09 best part
Here bc "bruno on the red carpet": "its the sexiest movie since amistad"
Shout out the ancestors
Not a ounce of regret or disgust watching this
Talk about pent-up rage!
HOORAY!!!! I'M ALSO BLACK AND WATCHING THIS!!!! I'M HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME!!!
Charles Randolph im white and I enjoyed big time this scene
@@renaudlemieux1 I'm proud of you for being so woke, I hope you made Charles feel better
Lol, me too 😂😂🤣🤣
This makes me happy.
This is the only clip that helps after seeing that scene where they were thrown into the ocean in chains.
Spielberg is literally the best director of all time.
The slave boat Amistad means friendship in English... N9 friendship here.
Go Israelites!!! Do the damn thing!!!
Awesom
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The PedoProphet Muhhamad I think we all know its just a movie...
ii ii
Never
@@marka.1770 true that
@@marka.1770 So? they're still white, dummy.
Need to apply dis n da 21st century...
Wow and whoa!!!
Don’t feel sorry for the sailors at all
Who would?
it was hundreds of years ago, i know its totally wrong and evil, but humanity was evolving, of course this shit happened, look at ancient rome, this shit happened thousands of years before this. dark ages, the tower of london, this type of behavior took a big chunk in the human history book sorry to say. im very glad we live in a world today where it doesn't exist nearly as much (im sure a bit still does) but i hope god forgives those who did it in the past and i hope the souls of the innocentslaves are at peace.