Remember the Titans (2000) | *First Time Watching* | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ
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The fact that Denzel Washington was not even nominated for an Oscar for this movie is plain criminal.
cuz he had to play tha criminal first
"why Denzel have to go crooked before he took it" - Why (2004) by Jadakiss
This can be said for like 90% of his movies. Not saying he should have won every time, but he definitely should have been nominated for a lot of Oscar's
@@gphillimo He has, if you check Denzel is in rare company has been nominated for best actor 7 times, best supporting actor 2 times and best picture 1 time. That's 10 nominations only behind the male leader Jack Nicholson with 12.
Yep, the Oscars ignored him for years until finally giving him an Oscar for training day, even tho he had done amazing roles long before that 😡😡
@@XxThePhantomFreezexX😂
I love how Asia kept trying to figure out who Ryan Gosling was. 😂 People are always surprised when they see him in this. lol
It was like seeing Vince Vaughan in the movie Rudy.
@@rockyroad7345 wait wut!?!
@ClassicRollPlayer Vince Vaughn was that jerk player who redeemed himself to Rudy at the end of the film. He was super young in that, might have been his first big Hollywood film. Interestingly enough he met Jon Favreau during that film and they went on to do Swingers together.
@@anthonyanderson9303 very cool!
Ryan was a Disney kid
That "Left side! Strong side!" scene always gets me misty-eyed.
I also love how they taught them how to play the “dirty dozens.”
I am always confused by it, I never understood what it means.😅 Heartwarming moment, though!
“Before we reach for hate, we ALWAYS remember The Titans” 😢😊❤ I love it. Every.Single.Time. 😊So glad you all enjoyed one of the best movies ever made!!! ❤
"That one boy" is RYAN GOSLING lol Possibly one of the most famous actors of the past 5 years also ;)
5 years?! He's been famous a little more than that. Where you been?! 🤨
Right ! He was on the Goosebumps series!! They must be young
I meant like been in oscar movies the past few years@@iceastone
@@michaelfernandez1342 Thank you! I remember Ryan all the way from the Mickey Mouse Club. You right about the young part. Have to keep in mind when chatting online.
@@niceguy7171 Ryan was first nominated for an Oscar in 2006 for the film Half Nelson. A number of his films after that gained him awards recognition so, it's been well over 5 years.
In the actual title game in the real life story, T.C. Williams held the opposing QB to negative-5 yards of total offense en route to a 27-0 anticlimax and a state championship victory. The Titans finished their season ranked 2nd in the country.
The score was 21-16 T.C. Williams victory over George C. Marshall
@@bigt9972 That game happened in the middle of the season. Hollywood twisted them around for dramatic affect. Including the game winning 75 yard td which actually happened with 5 minutes left on the clock.
You’re both correct. TC beat a team, Andrew Lewis, from Southern VA in the championship and shut them out. It was basically a home game for TC’s opponent. Marshall was the closest game they played all season and it’s probably why the producers set them up as the opponent but Marshall is also in NOVA. They would have met in the regionals.
Powerful team💪💪✊🏾✊🏾👊🏽👊🏽
46:35 This was when Disney was making AMAZING films. I miss films like this. I genuinely raised myself, and in doing that I have NEVER understood how anyone could hate any other person based on the color of their skin. To me it just seems like a pathetic excuse to be an angry human being. I just believe the positivity that you put into the universe will come back to you tenfold. Sending the two of you good vibes and love ❤️
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Yes!! Asia the guy you asked if you’ve seen him before, that was a young Ryan Gosling!!
You saw him in the movie The Notebook
and he’s Ken in the Barbie movie!!!
Shout out to T.C. Williams High School class of '07. The last of the classes to graduate from the old building. *Titans for life*
The school scenes were filmed at my old high school (Druid Hills) here in Atlanta. Watching Asia trying to recognize "Alan", famously known as Ryan Gosling, is funny!
The way I kept wanting to scream RYAN GOSLING to Asia 😂😂
I was waiting for it!!! Humble brag, I’m an extra in this movie. Was shot at both my high schools (schools merged 10th grade). I played football so we were recruited as extras on opposing teams
So cool ! Brag all you want !
One of the greatest sports movies ever made! It's such a beautiful bittersweet story. I'm so happy y'all watched this. It's so great!
One of my favorite movies ever
Fun fact. The actor playing the head coach of the opposing team in the championship game (light blue and red), was the REAL Coach Yost.
Bill Yoast isn’t listed in the credits, Coach Ed Henry was played by Tom Nowicki.
God. The way Denzel can just carry a movie. Really everyone was fantastic in this movie.
This is hands down one of Denzel's best movies, and sadly it is also one of the more underappreciated films as well, as I rarely see reactions for this in comparison to many of his other works(is it less discussed due to the racial topics, maybe?). And not only was the main man great, but everyone here in the supporting cast was "A+" as well, just a truly amazing film from top to bottom.
Feel good movies never get taken seriously by "serious" movie watchers. Which is dumb, because most of them are mediocre while this one is clearly top tier.
The guy that yelled "fight" is Ryan Gosling. He grew into his hotness quite nicely! And "Petey" was played by Donald Faison. He was in the TV show 'Scrubs'.
The actor Asia said she thought looked familiar is a very young Ryan Gosling. The little daughter is Hayden Pennetiere.
Love this movie that was loosely based on real people and real events. The thing I like the most about it is that it shows that BOTH the whites and blacks had serious prejudices towards each other and yet they both worked hard to overcome it together instead of trying to bend others to their own will.
VERY loosely
Here are a couple of the historical inaccuracies from wiki:
Alexandria City Schools were desegregated in 1959 and T.C. Williams was created by merging three racially integrated schools
The film omits that in 1979 Boone was relieved of his coaching duties by the Principal who felt "a change was needed." The principal denied it was related to any allegations of player abuse
@@vinces4326 also, no fixed game, Gettysburg scene of diner scene
I that part when coach sais "I DON'T CARE IF YOU'RE BLACK GREEN BLUE WHITE OR ORANGE!!" That's what I'm talking about , yeah!😆
I think this is one of the most important American movies ever made and a lot of people need to watch it again
You two watched a special one. Remember the Titans will always be in my top 5 favorite movies of all time. I was struggling with cancer when this movie came out but I went to the theater on a day when I felt good. The story and the message resonated with me and gave me so much inspiration to fight and to believe. The songs became the soundtrack of my life at the time, especially, "Ain't No Mountain" and "Fire & Rain."
One of the greatest sports movies of all time. That blonde boy (not sunshine but the other guy) was a young Ryan gosling. Great reaction as always!❤
Flipping the banana to the coach was hilarious and poetic justice
I thought he meant shove it up his arse, it just hit me that it was because of the monkey comment. 😮
Great reaction. Great movie. I graduated from T.C. in 98, and during my time there, Coach Boone was my drivers Ed teacher, and Petey was a hall monitor. Love my hometown school. Once a Titan, always a Titan.
This movie was fantastic. A young Denzel was deserving of an Oscar. This movie as a hole should have received many awards.
The attitude reflects leadership line hits every time and I've seen this movie at least 50 times.
This film came out when I was just 10 years old and I still remember every scene. I first watched it on a charter bus ride. It's the kind of film that will have us to believe again and will always remain a childhood classic for me to this day.
As shane gillis said "this was during a high school football season, that's 8 weeks and they were all brothers by the end is how powerful football is"
this is one of those once in a lifetime movies, really hard to top this one, the pacing, the story, the talent. man so good.
Alexandria Va. is right across the Potomac River from Washington, D.C. I was raised in Maryland just south of D.C. and also across the river. I was 11 at the time in 1971. And I remember the Titans always on channel 4 news. We went across the river to a couple of home games. What is not shown was the huge crowds they had. Many people came across the Bridge from Maryland and D.C. to cheer on The Titans and support Virginia's new anti-segregation in schools policy.
Another sports movie to consider watching would be ‘We Are Marshall’
I love this movie.
Yes! One of my favorite sports movies!
Never seen that one, but "Coach Carter' and "Miracle" were great movies
@WolfLove89 so was glory road
Little Girl is Hayden Panttiere
This, Any Given Sunday and Varsity Blues are my fave football movies. 1999-2000 was amazing time for football movies.
Friday night lights is another and the program
indeed... so good :)
Little giants too! Lol!
My fav is 'the program"
Amy given Sunday is An Eye-popper of a movie!
"that's my brother"
Hit so hard in the theater. Especially since I saw it with the racially diverse football team my dad coached.
What’s the expression, “people are hard to hate from close up”. So true.
A beautiful movie that moves me to tears each time. Tons of stars in this movie. And Ethan Suplee plays the heavyset kid (I'm eligible!) and he has made an incredible transformation of himself into an absolute unit.
Coaches were a different breed in the past. My husband played soccer in our high school in western Pennsylvania. There was no such thing as a tie game in the 80’s. He once played a game with 11 overtime’s. He literally passed out cold in the last overtime before they did call the game because it was so dark. It was for the championships and for the first time two teams were awarded 1st place.
His coach was old school. My husband broke his nose during a game. His coach set his nose and asked one of the female classmates in the audience for a tampon. He jammed it up his nose and put him right back in the game.
The craziest story I ever heard is the team was traveling home from an away game and they were in two vans. The kids in the assistant coach’s van encouraged him to drive by the coach’s van and back then they called it “pressed ham” to the kids in the coach’s bus.
The coach, nicknamed Hitler worked as security at the local horse track in town. It was 11:00PM all of the parents were waiting back at the high school to pickup their kids, but that didn’t stop his coach. He stuck his hand out of the window and signaled the van to “follow him!”
He got into the race track even though it was late. He drove right onto the track and told the guilty boys (including my husband) and lined them up. He said “you think that’s funny? I’ll show you funny! Strip naked and take a lap” they all got naked and ran repeatedly around the track through horse sh*t. My husband says he’ll never forget one well endowed friend who he could literally hear him run in the darkness.
After they finally got back to the high school and parents heard of the stop over at the track…no one said a word. My husband’s Dad who was the nicest man told him “you should have known better, son.”
Could you imagine that today???
Things have improved in some sense and yet that coach never had a losing season as long as my husband played for him. We didn’t have the talent of other teams necessarily, but could out run and last longer than any other surrounding team. There is something to be said for the discipline instilled in kids. My husband got a full ride to play for Pitt. So, it ultimately was a financial gift.
Crazy!!!
Personally, I would have NEVER succeeded under that coaching style.
Great story. Thx for sharing. Even though authority was somewhat abused at times, it taught that generation respect and hard work. The youth of today are mostly weak minded and lazy and though we can blame the parents who raise them, thinking they want better for their kids; the youth of today should be wise enough to choose to do the right thing. Everyone chooses the easy route which, a lot of times, in the long run turns out to be more difficult. I prefer the old way...more respect and less selfishness. Nowadays everyone seems to feel privileged as if they're owed something.
This movie is so good 🏈
Love Asia trying to recognize baby Ryan Gosling 😊
DJ showing how his daughter would have dodged the ball cracked me up 😂
when Asia clocked a young Ryan Gosling, I was dying😂😂
One of the best head coaches I've ever worked for (17 state champs) would throw up before every game. He always drank a strawberry milk shake before games because it was the best going both directions.
That's Ryan Gosling who looks familiar to you Ms Asia.
I love this movie. My adoptive mom grew up in Northern Virginia during the 60s-80s. And her high school Chantilly High School played T.C Williams many times. They were rivals. And she was in high school during the late 70s. She remembers the Titans chants. She also remembers a Titans fan getting into a fight with a fan from her high school during a football game and the Titans fan got stabbed under the bleachers.
Wow that’s sad
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This is my son's favorite sports movie. It is so good. It also opened up his eyes to what the world is like outside of where we live. It also allowed us to have conversations about how if you put other people ahead of yourself and treat everyone equal the world is a much better place. And most important that loving one another like the Lord taught us is more powerful and more important than anything else.
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The kid yelling fight at the beginning is Ryan Gosling
You Guys I am a Gold medalist and THE BEST Sports movie is MIRACLE - the true story of the 1980 Men’s Olympic Hockey Team!! Please take my word for it this movie will have you on the edge of your seat with excitement, your eyes will swell up with happy tears, it will inspire you and make you so Proud to be an American 🇺🇸!
Love This Movie!!
Great Story! Great Acting!! Great Soundtrack!!!!🏈🎼💕
Incredible film and timeless film, it never gets old.. one of the best sports films and it's obviously more than just a sports film..
A young Ryan Gosling and a young Hayden Panettiere!! Aloha from Hawaii!!!
This is one of my favorite movies of all time. I was sitting here getting weepy eyed right along with Asia! LOL
One of those movies I can enjoy anytime. That last play always gets me.
He looks familiar. Ryan Gosling is a huge star now. He just looks so young here. Also, the linebacker is Avon Barksdale from The Wire. The little girl is Hayden Panettiere who became huge in Hero’s. “Save the cheerleader, save the world.” Petie from Scrubs. So many great actors.
This has been one of my top 10 favorite movies for the past 20 years.
You guy's definitely need to watch, "Rudy"," and "Cinderella Man!" two great ones! Great reactions!
I love Rudy too!
Great reaction! 👏👏👏 "Attitude reflects leadership" - one of my favorite lines to quote (especially at work)
Miracle.. another movie by Disney.. the story of the 1980 men’s Olympic ice hockey team.. makes me cry every single time.. it’s amazing..
We Are Marshall had me sobbing 15 mins in & I’m not sure I ever stopped..
Rudy is a staple..
Cool Runnings is about the first Jamaican Olympic bobsled team.. it’s perfect!
All true stories.. all giants in their own rights!
I was 16 years old in 1971, and even though I didn't live in the south, I remember how people had these kinds of attitudes and how they acted on them back then. I have gotten to see change come, but it is still not complete. I am SO GLAD to see young people like you get a chance to see movies about how it was and what it took to move forward from where we were, because today I see people, for political reasons, trying really hard to break us apart again and trying to keep us even farther apart than we were. Keep up the good work Asia and BJ. We are ALL Americans and we need to see each other just like that.
This is one of the greatest emotionally charged movie of all time. As a white Australian kid who missed a lot of the culture surrounding this movie, it made my young ass cry. My family and I traditionally watch this movie together every few years as a family favourite.
I played football all through junior and high school. This movie means a lot to me on so many levels. What’s great movie for everyone.
This is the greatest football movie ever made hands down. The way Denzel coached them boys like the military. They went from boys to men 💯
This one of my favorite movies showing we all can come together as one. Tonight is the night they always remember the night they played the Titans. And Asia, this movie always tears me up
blonde guy that Asia know from somewhere is Ryan Gosling ..
The young hard head captain in the beginning with all the mouth and attitude also played Opie in Sons of Anarchy. He was Jackson's best buddy. Just give him a beard and long hair. His dad used to be on the show The Dukes of Hazzard, he was Boss Hogg's cousin.
You two are killing it lately! Love the movies you have been choosing! Good variety and lots of incredible films
One of the best movies I have ever watched. I'm a 41 year old man and I cry every damn time I watch it even after seeing it so many times I know it word for word.
Another great sport's movie. Thank asia and bj. Another great football 🏈 movie is invincible , that film is also based on a true story.
That guy that said fight was Ryan Gosling in his younger years.
I`ve always been proud of this movie mainly due to the fact that my hometown high school is in Virginia also and it has a legendary football team as well...I`m still waiting for them to do a movie about our team...Maybe one day...This is an awesome movie.
Im so glad yall watched this one. An instant classic that is still relevant today and just pulls at your heartstrings!
I totally agree
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I love this movie
I will say, I am a white man who grew up in the suburbs of Sacramento, CA. Everyone was there and we got along just fine. I never saw people in color, I always see people for their character, who they are and what we all bring to each other.
The Greatest FootBall Movie Ever 🔥
Sure there are other classic football moviez but nothing had hit the Hearts of young ppl and teenagers like Remember The Titans we watched it every Friday before a game.
One of my all time favorite movies! Boy, this should be a mandatory movie in school!
One of my favourites growing up, coach Carter is also good. Great reaction!
Love the movie
Coach Carter
It’s great
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Ethan Suplee who played Louie Lastik (the cool heavy set white guy) is now in supreme shape and super into fitness. Lost over 200 lbs, and put on a bunch of muscle. 180 degree difference from what he looks like in this movie.
This is a very emotional movie for me, reminds me of the days we used to watch it with my dad. Now he's in heaven, thank you for the reaction guys❤
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I send my condolences to you and your family, I lost my Dad a few yrs ago!
@@dwightherron9692 thank you, and same to you.
This movie was a big hit for many up and coming young actors. Check out who all the actors are. You know them from today just all grown up.
I lived down the street from the original high school back in 2007. Still so crazy to think back on that time to see how messy and scary things were and how inspirational these people were.
A classic movie that holds a special place in my heart because I knew all the real people the movie depicts. I was a senior at T.C. when those events happened. Some old-timers don’t like the movie because it takes great liberties with the facts, but most of us love it because it is great drama with an important lesson. Julius died just a year or two ago after spending many years traveling around the country, giving inspirational talks on race relations.
Some truths and untruths: Alexandria was not a southern hick town but a cosmopolitan, metropolitan suburb of 110,000. T.C. had been integrated since 1965 and at the time of the events (1971) was 30% Black. Hammond (Yoast’s school) had just two Black students because it was in the rich end of town, and G.W., in the poor end, was 60% Black. Race was not the main issue at T.C.; school rivalry was the issue, due to the merging of the three schools. Boone was not new to the school. He had been assistant coach at T.C. for two years preceding the events, and he was my P.E. teacher in his first year, when I was a sophomore. I liked Boone a lot and had a good relationship with him even though I was not a football player (I was varsity cross-country and track). As most people know, Bertier’s first car accident was not as shown. It actually occurred in the post season, but the movie changed it for dramatic purposes. T.C.’s hardest game was not in the State Championship, but in the regular season, 21-16 versus Marshall. T.C. had 9 shutouts in 13 games. I saw all the regular season games. Oddly, the team’s best star was not in the movie; he was a running back who led the state in yards and touchdowns.
Yoast was one of the best coaches in the state at the time, and there was widespread resentment over Boone’s selection as head coach. It is true that the training camp at Gettysburg transformed the team, and students were marveling over it when they came back. Boone was a hard-driving coach as depicted, but he had a great heart for the game and for his athletes. Singing among the Black athletes (including some basketball players) was a longtime tradition at T.C, usually done in the locker room. The players were allowed to wear their jerseys in school at any time, and they actually acted as a calming influence as depicted briefly in the film. I witnessed an incident where a player used moral suasion and school spirit to stop a fight that was starting.
My favorite true thing in the movie is an event I witnessed: Ron Bass’s arrival. It actually occurred at T.C. in the first week after training camp. I was with the cross-country team, warming up at the end of the track straightaway. At the other end, a fancy car drove up the ramp from the parking lot and onto the track. Everyone was amazed; cars weren’t supposed to do that. Ron (with very long hair) and a military officer in uniform (his father) got out of the car and talked to Boone, who had stopped practice and came over to them to see what was going on. Later we learned that he was a hippie quarterback from California. He was terrific, both a fine passer and a great runner. It always kept our opponents guessing.
Bertier was a great success in the wheelchair Olympics in the shot put and discus throw. My brother met him in the gym in those later years and they played ping pong. Bertier won, because he was excellent my brother says.
Will Patton who plays the assistant coach I believe is a very underrated actor he is Sublime
I loved this movie!!! Denzel!!! He's such a great actor. He should have won an Oscar for his performance.
I always love how the last play ends with one quarterback blocking for the other quarterback
That "Who's your daddy?" conversation get a whole lot more real once you realize Gerry's dad is dead.
This has always been one of my family's favorite movies! Brings me to tears, every time lol.
Invincible, Rudy, We Are Marshall, Cinderella Man, The Rookie, The Express, Friday Night Lights, Hoosiers .... yall got plenty more sports movies to choose from
One of my fav movies 🫶🏾🫶🏾 I still get emotional during the hospital scene even though I've seen this movie numerous times. Great reaction 👏🏾👏🏾
Always nice for a history lesson about the past. Wasn't so long ago.
Gary portrayed by Ryan Hurst, also starred in FX series Sons of Anarchy (Opie) , Saving Private Ryan, We Were Soldiers, etc.
The only two named actors who were actually teenagers when this was filmed were Ryan Gosling and Kate Bosworth. All of the rest of the main players were at least 20 and if fact the guy who plays Julius Campbell was 31 and the one who played Garry Bertier was 25. In the scene where Denzel Washington picks a player up by the seat of his pants, that is Ryan Gosling.
This movie is a testament to the ideology that we are all human beings, start with respect and then continue with love and understanding. It is, indeed, a great film. Great reaction, you guys are the BEST!
That’s mega movie star Ryan Gosling Asia, the guy you said looked so familiar to you. Ryan showing off his dance moves, too. He’s got rhythm. 😂
That's Ryan Gosling y'all kept saying looked familiar
That guy that looks familiar is Ryan Gosling. Super famous now. He was in the Big Short that y'all saw recently.
Not sure if anyone else pointed it out, but I love the fact that you watched Remember The TITANS while wearing a Texans hat. Absolutely love it.
Ngl I’m so glad to see in comments that this was a reupload😂😂😂 I KNEW I WATCHED THIS YESTERDAY lmao. Uploaded 54 minutes ago had me trippin trippin 🤯🤯🤒🫣
The boy who "'look familiar" is Ryan Gosling aka Noah from The Notebook
This is one of my all-time favorite movies. If I ever see it on, I always end up sitting down to watch the entire film. Excellent cast, the best music, and the lesson (hopefully) learned one of the most important ever. The story is told well.
I love how much the two of you appreciated that movie. Definitely in my top 5 of sports movies. @Asia I was crying too at many parts
This was my favorite movie
i could watch this 100 times and still get all teary eyed ...
I love this movie, I've seen it so many times. The big southern boy is my favorite character. He bridges the gap between races by simply not giving a damn and making people laugh.