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- Witness the power of a mother’s love. Watch the official trailer for #TillMovie now, and see the never-before-told story of Mamie Till Mobley’s quest for justice for her son, Emmett. In theaters this October.
DIRECTED BY: Chinonye Chukwu
WRITTEN BY: Michael Reilly, Keith Beauchamp, and Chinonye Chukwu
CAST: Danielle Deadwyler, Whoopi Goldberg, Jalyn Hall, Frankie Faison, Jayme Lawson, Tosin Cole, Kevin Carroll, Sean Patrick Thomas, John Douglas Thompson, Roger Guenveur Smith, and Haley Bennett.
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Carolyn Bryant must be held accountable, I don’t care how old and fragile she is! Emmett never got to grow old. This breaks my heart every time.
There's not really anything that can be done about that now.
@@bigkmoviesandgames
Yes there is... she can expire in prison where she belongs.
@@bigkmoviesandgames not unless we find proof that she lied under oath (which is all but proven at this point) at which point, Emmet Till's family can file an appeal to overturn the verdict.
@@down-b8197 she wasn't charged with anything so the statute of limitations would be long passed now even if they were to try to convict her of anything.
@@bigkmoviesandgames
? They recently found the arrest warrant for her. Her husband and his accomplice were put on trial and found not guilty by an all white jury which is why his family should've got revenge for him.
I had the privilege of meeting his mother when she spoke to my sociology class in high school. Such a strong woman.
When was this?
What did she say?
@@robinwarren8441 Back in 1988.
@@ckd0680 She spoke of her experience as if it had happened yesterday. That kind of grief and anger stays with you. She talked about her choice for an open casket and how she had no fear in calling out what was done to her child. That kind of strength and determination is hard to come by. She had it in spades. There wasn't a dry eye in the room when she finished talking. It was an honor to meet such a strong, inspirational woman.
@@karenlacey2592 Wow! Thanks for sharing. She seems very strong. It must have been hard to see her son in such an state. I'm glad she opened the casket.
I was born and raised in Taiwan, and only half way through the trailer I’m in tears, heart-broken and shaking my head in disbelief…
As a mother myself, I am so glad this movie has been made to possibly reach a wider audience, for truly more of the world should know about this tragedy/atrocity. This really is the business of us all!
Maybe if Louis Till wasn’t a bad role model and didn’t assault and rob women and eventually end the life of one Emmett Till wouldn’t have turned out the way he did so it’s like father like son
@@MichaelPettit-wv2bvLouis gave his life for his country. Also, the sins of the father don't carry to the son. The "victim" herself said that she made it all up. Emmett died for nothing. Shame.
@@lilsomething8905 TH-cam bot 🤖
@@lilsomething8905 groomer, perv
Mamie till was a straight up GANGSTER! She made the world see what was done to her son! She made America take notice or what was happening in the south. Thank you Mamie Till for you bravery and love!
No she did not. She made the world see what being immersed in river water had dome to her son (or any human body). They thought that what they were looking at was the result of a beating . . . eyes gouged out, nose cut, tongue missing, fingers missing, genitals cut off, etc. But when the FBI exhumed the body and did a new autopsy, they found that the corpse had returned to normal and they could barely see any damage at all. He wasn't castrated, the eyes and tongue were normal, nose, finger and toes all there, etc. He had a broken skull and what appeared to be a gunshot behind the right ear.
@@johnnyquest5727 That's still very bad. He never should of died.
I agree. I think it was an accidental killing. But death is death and he was deprived of many years of life. His mother was deprived of him. I agree with you on that. But nevertheless, this case was still misused by many unscrupulous people.
@@DazeyJellyfishwhere is the evidence she lied
@@MrDucksBill She literally admitted it! LOOK IT UP!
It’s extremely traumatizing how many films they made of him, because we all know how the story ends and his accuser is still walking free. I couldn’t even finish watching the show because it was too emotional and as a mother myself to a boy I couldn’t imagine the pain. But I understand they are trying to reach a new audience and his life and story will never die. Unfortunately it’s so many like Emmett who fell to the same fate. God bless his family and his soul.
Only two have been made. This one and the one for tv.
Thanks to Emmett till another young boy who was only 12yrs old (quwan Charles I cannot spell his first name sorry) Who suffered the same fate got justice given to him ✊🏾 blm
@@calm1047 yeah and the countless of documentaries and interviews about him as well. But I understand, his story should be told and need to be.
Funny to me how melanated folks date napkins knowing this story.
Exactly
My dad and Emmett were born on the same day. It really wasn’t that long ago when you think about it. Which is exactly why this story needs to be told over and over again, especially after what those kids did to his marker.
It should have been told a long time ago.
Facts
What about James Lambert Jr.?
I say the same thing. My GRANDPARENTS tell me little stories here and there about their experiences.
@@xSoSurreal Same
Thank thank for this movie. Ms. Mobley was my teacher at Scanlon school in Chicago, Illinois. 11725 South Perry. She made sure we celebrated black History every year and she tells us the story of her son which her story was in the Jet magazine and the Chicago Defender. Thank you Ms. Mobley for telling me to live myself, teaching me math and to speak the proper English. Also being our best teacher ever. Word
Omg I cried through most of the movie. It is so sad and must have been extremely hard for the actors to do. It did not even seem like a movie. I felt I was experiencing it as if I was there and I felt the anger, sadness, frustration, prejudice, injustice along with other emotions and feelings. This movie is a must see for everyone.
I still remember learning about this in 8th grade, and our teacher showing us the picture of Emmett’s open casket was a life-changing moment. Definitely wanna see this film and how they tell the story, but also demand that Carolyn Bryant be arrested for what she did to an innocent boy.
You should be deported.
I saw his body in the Ebony magazine when I was in the 2nd grade. That was the first real horror story that I ever read on and exposed me to how cruel the world can be when it comes to how people treat us.
@@318DoubleE you should be deported too.
This is the first time I hear about this? What happened to him?
@@cartergomez5633 in 1955, he was accused of whistling at a white woman, and two men broke into his Emmett’s house, abducted him, and then killed him. Even worse, the judge found them not guilty.
So glad they are finally making a film about Emmett Till's life
same
"So glad" so it can keep the HATE ALIVE and keep making modern-day black people HATE modern-day white people who were NEVER a part of slavery or "Jim Crows Laws" days. Movies like these only build HATE and do not allow us to move on with new positive relationships with one another when all black people are being taught is 'victimhood' and to HATE these 'evil white people'. Relationship wise, it's counterproductive.
why?? i’m tired of them making films about black trauma.
@@faeriiluvr7780 frr
@@faeriiluvr7780 it's the IDIOTIC Demo-Craps.
We learnt about Emmett in South Africa back when I was in high school in 2012, the picture of his open casket has stayed with me all the years
Bs story. Emmett and his father Louis Till we’re both criminals, did they teach that in South Africa
The strength of Ms. Mamie Till.... it was beyond phenomenal, the pain, the heartbreak and the grief she suffered while enduring all of her suffering, she yet found strength to try to heal the world from such hidden atrocities and save another mother's black son💔 that is a strength unknown by most of us , may Ms. Mamie Till and Mr. Emmett Till rest peacefully 💙
Seeing this boys smile and knowing his fate is going to destroy me. RIP Emmett
Yup.
Shoot, it got me during the trailer. I dont know if I can watch this. My hearts going to shatter. There's even a part in a trailer where he's being silly with his mom when she asked him to be small. And it hurt so much because you really see and feel that he's just a little boy.
He doesn't know - no one knew
What was going to happen.
He was just visiting family.
@@BelanceM Don’t they’re making money off someone’s death, watch the latest news report that dwells in this case, it’s not too late to lock the child Murderer up.
@@BelanceM I can’t watch the movie I’m already calling. Especially knowing that the courts decided not to charge Carolyn
hopefully they talk about daddy Emmett Sr r@pe history
@@Imadeyoumad288 Hopefully they talk about where he got it from! Like you and the rest just like you who enslaved people
I got the privilege of being in this movie. No lines, but I’m the person sitting in front of Danielle in the scene at 1:18 when she’s at work. The experience was just amazing. To film with such an amazing crew and just to be a teeny tiny part of telling this amazing story. One of my life highlights. I hope everyone watches this, as hard as it is to face.
congratulations
I will support it amber!!!!!!
I'm glad you were able to add authenticity to the experience. Even with no lines, I'm sure it was an honor to be involved in. His story deserves a high quality expression for the world to remember...so it can help it change for the better. It's important, including your contribution. Bravo 💗
Great!
@@dr.100purrscent5 That’s very kind of you, thank you. I don’t think I contributed a whole lot but it was truly an honor to even be involved in any way. I’m praying Till makes it to every big screen in the country, his story deserves to be heard by all of us.
I live in Mississippi. Y’all… they didn’t teach us this in school. They just didn’t they tried to erase history. This made me cry so much. When I first read about Emmett till I CRIED so hard. My people did this. I hate history but it’s so so so so important to keep history alive as a reminder 😢❤
Well it shows that you have a soul. Many people out there do not
@@ramakrishnashalom9004 you’re right. I see so many people in this state be so cruel and dismissive to ancestral and ongoing pain. When you have scars and wounds passed down from generation to generation and people that refuse to take accountability or empathize … it creates a toxic environment.
@@kaii7944 No one is trying to erase this story. If anything, hollyweird uses the fictionalized version of what happened between Carolyn Bryant and her s*xual harrasser, E Till, as a way to emotionally manipulate blk people.
They also too his eyes out, castrated him, cut his ears off, shot him and burned him up.... this wasn't all told in the movie
@@hereisayana8207 What they did show is effective enough, I feel.
I remember watching a documentary when I was still in HS about Emmitt Till - his mom said that she smelled his body miles away! This story always breaks me, just a 14 year old boy!
This looks like it will rip my heart out, but so important for our generation to see this and know, and remember, his name. Rest in Power.
R.I.P
And that’s why J Hollywood makes it. Division.
I think this movie is long overdue
@@CosmosFlow so true, so many little black kids going to die at the hands of white surpemacists smh. they are going to wear them as skin, its so sad
@@CosmosFlow How is it about to get worse?
Mamie Till lived until 2003. None of us could bare the tragic life she was dealt. Living to not only see your your precious child be the victim of such outrageous violence but the live fifty plus years without her son or husband
Peace to her brave soul
And her husband (Emmett’s father) also died very tragically too. And the backstory to his death is somewhat similar to Emmett’s. 😢😢😢
well she raised a molester
Emmett Till at the store, "Hey white lady hey white lady you fine hahahaha". Emmett Till after the Bryant's got him, "Ahhhhhhhhhahhhhhhhhhh momma help me ahhhhhhhhhhh". 😂
@@Jack_Mehoff7221 that’s not what happened
I haven't seen the Till movie yet but I've seen documentaries about what happened to Emmett Till... this is a real life horror story and a cautionary tale.😔
We honor Emmett Till by remembering and telling this non-fiction story. So many lessons to learn from it.
about 2 weeks ago i saw this movie for a school field trip and i even met the producer. 10/10 best movie in 2022. r.i.p. emmett till.
Carolyn Bryant Donham. “Donham adds that she ‘always felt like a victim as well as Emmett’ and ‘paid dearly with an altered life’ for what happened to him.” The audacity of this woman.
This isn’t something that “happened to him”, this is what she did to him. Carolyn Bryant needs to accept that she’s the reason why he’s dead, because without her in the equation, Emmett’s life wouldn’t have ended so early and in such a horrific manner. But people with her mentality will never accept responsibility for the damage they did and the suffering they inflicted.
It's really sad
The fact that she had the nerve to say that shows she’s still a racist psychopath. It’s pitiful that in all of these years she has been fortunate enough to live, she never grew as a person and chose to remain a “product of her environment” her whole life. She’s trash.
Sounds about white.
You know "they" have no shame
So gut-wrenching.. It’s unimaginable what Emmett and his mother went through.. And Carolyn Bryant had the nerve to say she was a victim in all of this..
Lol
She lives in Kentucky and is cancer ridden. Imagine what Emmett felt in those hours and moment of his passing. No one to protect him. Never hurt one of God’s children.
It’s female victim privilege . It’s still going on today all around us
@@klb6453 Victim consciousness is not a virtue.
She was.
I remember visiting the AA History Museum im D.C. his casket was donated to the museum by his parents. It is so small you can tell he was a small framed child. His parents were really strong.
My school has a field trip earlier today to that same museum and was able to see this movie early
poor boy😭R.I.P till we will remeber u
as long as they tell the truth
and show what happened
in all it’s graphic nature
show it. all of it.
this generation needs to see.
"In all its graphic nature" would be in very poor taste.
@@DoomnoCreative soooo Schindlers List was poor taste? Saving Private Ryan, poor taste as well?
both of those films i used as examples were given the responsibility to depict the TRUTH
of traumatic yet historic past events. anything else besides the actual TRUTH of what happened to Emmett Till shouldn’t even be considered.
@@DoomnoCreative censoring the act, censors the truth. People need to know how awful and tragic this was.
@@sketchycat6223 Well we have literal pictures of the aftermath. Recreating what we didn't see in a movie for entertainment is just pure sensationalism.
How do you know what happened you weren’t there
When I saw the name TILL, I knew right then and their that this film was going to be powerful and well as emotional. I looked at the trailer and I'm just blown away how raw this film is going to be. It's truly devastating that Emmitt Till never became what he was supposed to be...all because of a lie!
Me too I even made a comment about it too. The name just made it obvious.
He followed his fathers footsteps.
@@neuuser7071 He might have gone on to fully assault numerous women had he lived to be a grown man. It's unfortunate that a 14 year old was brutally murdered; but people shouldn't get carried away and act as though E Till was perfectly innocent. He wasn't.
@@neuuser7071 hi Elmer. Or Claude or Homer or goober or Clem or a$$hole#1
@@baberRuth Homer is Greek. Lol. Spend more time in the library.
When he's just being goofy and funny in his room, that kinda broke my heart because my baby brother is 14 has those same mannerisms. It's just painful.
Saw this today, cried during the funeral scene, you will too. Wonderful movie
Where can i watch it ?
Yeah me too. When his auntie started crying
@@shaniafortune945
Amazon Prime
This actress playing his mother deserves an Oscar already. This is gonna be hard to watch but WE NEED THIS MOVIE AND WE NEED JUSTICE
lol, Oscar for a b movie that is all mythology? It's based on a true story, but this is not the true story, it's total bs. If this film is nominated for any awards that is a form of affirmative action, not genuine.
What part not true?all of it?
I agree with you she will get an Oscar…
Gabrielle, you are so right !! Please also include justice for Lucia Bremer (Henrico County) and Eliza Fletcher (Memphis) and many others!
lol give her the oscar before anyone sees the movie? because of politics?
I’m so thrilled someone is telling his story. It needs to be told!! And it needs to be driven home that it’s T R U E. His momma was so brave to hold an open casket funeral and spread his story.
I heard they recently found an arrest warrant for the woman who started all this hidden away in the basement of a Mississippi courthouse. Idc if she’s 70+ now. Arrest her.
Her family is keeping her hidden because they know it’s hella people who want to curb stomp that malnourished hag. They need to find her and the evil mfs who killed him
Whoopi Goldberg has been trying to tell this story for 12 years. I'm glad she was finally able to get it done. 🙏
They have a tv show about it came out 2022
Called Women of the movement
That will Never happen a women being held accountable lol never mind a WW..goodluck
This story traumatized me in the seventh grade civic class. As someone who moved to the US I didn’t know much about African American history, this was one of the most touching story I’ve ever read and the fact that it actually happened broke my heart, they did this to a child. They’ve endured a lot as a group.
I already knew the name and story of Emmett Till. Dave Chapelle mentions him and his story in one of his specials. Incredible story.
I remember back in middle school learning about this, I really hope this movie is shown to the younger generations because this is definitely something that should never be forgotten.
I hope it’s shown to middle and older generations cause they’re the ones who seem to be forgetting.
“It was a long time ago, Get over it” - yt supremacistss in the comment section
They don't care about this I asked a lot of them about this they can't remember this they don't know anything about this. Is there waiting for black panther come out.
@@jermaine_blackman9817 FBI crime statistics
ok
I really hope this movie does his story and legacy justice.. to this day he has no real justice and we all need to be aware of that.. and his mother’s legacy as well. She was a real Wonder Woman!!!
Do we also need to be aware of all the White victims of black crime & their lack of justice? Or is it just ME ME ME....
That lady is still alive and old she needs to be in jail for lying
I agree but if they convict that lady for lying how much jail time do you really think she's gonna get.
@@1990758 I’m assuming not much. She’s super old, they’ll go incredibly easy on her. It’s not really justice at this point because she got away with it for so long. I don’t see the courts putting her in an actual prison even though she deserves to be there, in my personal opinion anyway.
@@AmSpam Exactly what are you gonna charge her with. 40 years ago what are you gonna charge her with.
Finally the truth will be told I can't wait to see it Justice For Emmett Till !
Li sobre essa história quando era criança e sempre me causou arrepios. Soube há pouco tempo sobre o desfecho óbvio, que as acusações contra Emmett sempre foram mentirosas...ansiosa pelo filme!
How can such cruel and ruthless people exist? I felt my heart shrunk. Got goose bumps watching the trailer.
Tremendous film.
Not as cruel as the creeps running hollywood
@@dmurray2978 Anyone who would declare another human as inferior based on the colour of their skin, nationality, sexuality. or religion qualifies as an example of the lowest of humanity. Yes, anyone who would use a child for their own pleasure is detestable, but let's not downplay people who act on blind hatred towards others.
@@Swampert384 Surprisingly enough, Emmett’s mother didn’t hold hate in her heart for the killers. Yea she was aware they were bad people and wanted vengeance for her son but she said they had “blind hate” because if they knew what they were doing to a child they wouldn’t have done it.
@@dmurray2978 Shut up.
Its easy to treat humans like garbage when you don't think they are humans in the first place
I remember learning and then watching the documentary. The classroom was eerily quiet and when it got to the part of his viewing my classmates and myself were sobbing. It's an experience that I never forgot and should not be forgotten.
What happened of his viewing
Indeed, just like Lucia Bremer (Henrico County) and Eliza Fletcher (Memphis). How horrible do you think it was for them? Any less so than Emmett?
@@JJ-qo1ws he had an open casket so everyone saw what had been done to him
@@JJ-qo1ws it was truly heartbreaking... the lynching was so bad, he wasn't even recognizable.
i experienced the same thing in 6th grade.. my whole class was silent and then crying when we saw how he looked..it was gut wrenching and unbelievable..very disheartening and disturbing how someone can do that to another human being
I remember learning about this in high school and honestly it's depressing that Emmet's mom didn't win the case and the jury believed Carolyn's story despite Emmet being 14 years old at the time and she was 21 years old.
I just saw a preview and it brought me tears and anger. I experienced racism growing up in Texas in the 1950s and even today in Spokane Washington while visiting my daughter. But black people suffered the most. Way more that one can bear. I'm 71 now and I still pray to God that God will take vengeance on every evil doer.
I saw the name of the trailer and it took me 5 minutes to work up the nerve to watch it. It is such a powerful, moving story and I know I’m going to be crying watching this when it comes out. But it is a story that needs to be told and I can’t wait to see it!
😥😥😥 I was thinking about Till 2 weeks ago out of the blue, I think the white lady name came up about the family funding the warrant.. I always knew how sad this was, but I have a 5-year-old 7 year old 12 year old and 13 year old and I thought about them(the 11&12 in particular) and seeing how innocent that they are and something like this happening to them, it really messed me up and bought it more into reality
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I agree and people think we have it bad now you really think we have it bad now.
same. I am not sure I can handle this level of sadness and outrage
@@maddymud This movie was designed for that, that's why they will leave out so many key elements of the story.
Like the lady said "I can't look" but "We have to" This is going to be as gut wrenching as Schindler's List and for a lot of people probably worse because it wasn't some crazy people in a foreign country across the ocean. This was right here in our hometown...
Emmett Till's story is the number one thing I remember learning about in middle school. I will never forget it, and nobody else should either. Need to see this.
Till is a Masterpiece!! It's important that everyone in the country see it
Lol 😂 it’s trash
along with The Railway Men
I did a presentation on Emmett Till for a class one time. It's was kinda hard for me to present it to the class. The thumbnail of the actor portraying him smiling really brings out the fact that Emmett was a goofy fun-loving kid like we all were. It's really sad.
Same
I applaud you for presenting that to a class. I had to share this story with my daughter and it hard. My child likes to play on her gadgets and she doesn't have to worry about acting a certain way if she's in a different place. She can be who is anywhere. But I also want her to be thankful because that poor boy paid an unnecessary price for just being a kid.
@@LTAries88 this was a civil rights class I took in college.
Yeah, totally understand. From what I hear Lucia Bremer (Henrico County) and Eliza Fletcher (Memphis) were also fun-loving and had much more life to live. Perhaps you wouldn't mind posting your outrage about their untimely end? Thanks!
@@trevorconklin4816 Hey Trevor, I usually try to be cool to people but what are you trying to get at by mentioning those two young women? I am curious.
A story that deserves to be told over and over again. I'm proud of the director, an Igbo Nigerian, Chinonye Chukwu! We do great things wherever we are!
Sidney, yeah, I guess so except for the two fellas who did these girls in,,,Lucia Bremer (Henrico County) and Eliza Fletcher (Memphis). Great things, eh?
try inventing the wheel
@@trevorconklin4816 Are they getting justice? Did they arrest the people who committed the crime?
Really it doesn't tho. How many times does the same story need to be told? Or is it just important to keep it fresh in ppl's minds during election season?
LOL! I am from a Jamaican family. Jamaicans are descendent of a tribe in Ghana and the Igbo's in Nigeria.
As soon as i saw "Till" my heart sunk, but knowing there's a powerful message in this movie.
Watching the trailer makes me wanna cry R.I.P Emmett Till
Just like mom said," we have to look". It's hard but we can see what we are up against. This is the history they want to erase.
WHO "wants to erase history"? Who? I haven't met a single person, I just wonder where you find these people. I don't NEED stories from 100yrs ago to create a narrative, all I gotta do is show local news segment, you know, from TODAY, the thing that's happening RIGHT NOW, kinda more important....
Who wants to erase this.
@@1990758 I mean, I wouldn't mind doing it, but I don't have any institutional power...yet.
You must be white.
Who are they
I remember saying they need to make a movie about this kid. We got a 3 part series last year and now a full movie. I hope George Stinney gets one next.
I agree. I hope George Stinney Jr gets a movie too. His story was as disturbing as Emmett’s. It just that Emmett’s open casket photos were more shocking.
There was a 3 part series?
@@kiga928 Yup. A good one too. I think it's on hulu
@@mutechannel13 ok Imma look for it. Thanks! 👏🏾
We also need both a Martin Luther King Jr. And a Rosa Parks biopic.
A part of me is happy this movie is made - the other part is so sad at the idea of seing the re-enactment of such wrongdoing perpetrated on Emmett Till. A heartbreaking story. Justice should have been done long ago on this case - will it ever?? May Emmett's gentle soul and the courageous soul of his mother rest in eternal peace.
Well said I don't know if I will be able to see the movie it tears at heart and soul to the core
Trailer gives me chills. Just that emotional impact alone…the full film I’m anxiously anticipating
So heartbreaking of this young man's life. This story still haunts me by interest figuring out all the past events. One woman had to change the justice system, not for one state but for the whole entire country.
Good thing we have Hollywood to keep dividing us
What about James Lambert Jr.?
That lady start all this by lieing
I totally get it! How do we change the justice system to prevent what happened to Lucia Bremer (Henrico County) and Eliza Fletcher (Memphis)?
@@dorinaledsinger How do you know she was lying?
I remember this as a child, growing up in Mississippi and seeing this trailer makes me cry, as a Black 40 yrs old man history is REPEATING IT all over the United States
Stop lying dude
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This is the most heart felt movie.
As a mother myself I could not imagine the pain Mamie felt loosing her son and loosing him in the most inhumane way.
I am from New Zealand and was told about the story of Emmitt till when I was at high-school and to see what happened in detail is just heart breaking. Mamie lived her life fighting for justice for her son and its terribly sad that justice has not been adequately served for Emitt and his family to close this case and receive the closure they so dearly deserve.
I pray for the family and friends of Emitt till and mother Mamie Mobley and hope that one day the wrongs will corrected and they get the peace they have been needing and wanting for so long.
So much love to them all ❤
Emmetts is the first one to ever make me cry in my life ill never forget when I was 12 I told my mom in tears how could another human being do this to another human being.....not how could a white do this to a black....but how could a human. Hurt another human
His yell, gave me shivers. So happy his story is being told even more now. So heartbreaking to still think about this & too know the pain he went through..
i grew up in Argo, IL and went to the same high school as Mamie Til did. his cousin Wheeler who was down in Mississippi with him; still talks about him in church after all these years, and it just shows it doesn’t matter how much time has passed, time doesn’t heal pain/trauma.
I'm here after David chappelle made an incredible talk about Emmet's history. This is what we need no gangster raps associated with Black culture but to know the true history that have been hidden from the public for all history.
And as Chapelle said "no! this wasn't a failure" thanks to this kid black culture gained freedom!
This movie made my tear up. Such great acting!
What a strong strong and brave woman his mother was. She went through the most unimaginable and unbearable pain of losing her child. To have to see her child needlessly and brutally murdered for NO REASON. Yet, she still stood up to get justice for change for her boy. God bless her. And God Bless Emmett Till as well. No person should ever have to endure what he did. Much less a child! He may not have gotten to live the life he was meant to, but his legacy will live on forever!
I've been waiting years for them to finally make a movie about Emmet till can't believe I'm going to get to see it,his story needed to be told so that we can turn something so negative into a postive and I hope this movie inspires so many people to be/do better in life, life is to short to judge people by the color of their skin we all bleed the same and live on the same planet.
Does that also include black racists too? Just curious.
A heart and gut wrenching story that needed to be told.
A really tough watch.
There are quite a few oscar worthy performances I've seen this year but
Danielle Deadwyler's is one of the best performances by anyone, in many years. Clear Oscar winner.
It’s heartbreaking that this kid didn’t even his life to the fullest and yet the lady that accused him did. It actually makes me want to throw up knowing that these type of people are in the same planet that I live on
It shows you how unfair life can be to children
I literally saw this trailer in and I was on the verge of tears. It’s so sad what happened to Emmett 😫
Yeah MAX, question? Did you also teeter on the verge of tears for Lucia Bremer (Henrico County) and Eliza Fletcher (Memphis) when they were murdered by black men? Just curious because you seem like you could be the emotional type. Was looking online for your posted concerns but I couldn't find. Perhaps my oversight.
R.I.P Emmett Till.
Danielle Deadwyler is amazing in this. I remember her from a Tyler Perry show she did. She was so believable on that. But this is next level. I probably will not be able to watch. I have 2 sons and I just could not imagine going through as have so many other mothers currently. Just from this clip she is award worthy
Wow. I read about this and I was definitely upset what they did to Till. Strong Woman. Spreading much love ❤❤❤
This is the only trailer that made me cry because everybody knows how the story ends. It disgusts me that Bryant lied and her actions got a child brutally murdered and she is still free and that her husband and brother in law walked away with no punishment for brutally murdering a child solely because of his skin color.
Well, it wasn't "solely" just his skin color. She lied and said he sexually assaulted her.
I agree but we have to understand how things were back then 1955 segregation in the south as far as her getting convicted.
"Just remember those feelings when you vote this November"- Democrats, probably.
She didn’t lie
@@neuuser7071 yes she did
Losing a child is one of the hardest things any mother or father goes through
Because we bury I parents first which Is the law of life
But to have your child tragically killed by the hands of a liar , hatred and for their face is be disfigured is a whole other level of pain
I don’t how his mom had courage she was definitely a woman of faith she didn’t let her son die in vain
His story which I learned about 5 years ago is something til this day so impactful it almost makes me afraid to have children
Because of how evil people among us are
But I find inspiration from her bravery to talk about her son he changed the world
Rip Emmet Till ❤️
What kind of mystery meat are you?
I really do appreciate how much they emphasize how *young* he was when this happened, really adds on the impact.
Decided last minute to treat myself to a movie for my birthday yesterday. It was A). Prey for the devil or B). Till. I picked Till. I cried so much. I hate that happened to him but what bothered me the most was they basically got away with doing that to him. To think they just passed the lynching Bill this March of 2022 *speechless*
This story is so powerful. So glad they’re finally making a film. So many people don’t know black history.
My generation learned about it in school
@@joewhitehead3 The schools, especially in the South, are starting to do away with it and try to sanitize everything in the name of “patriotism.”
@@RocStarr913 I don’t understand
Stop lying this isn’t history
Underrated story that needs to be shared. Extremely sad what happened to Till.
Emmett Louis Till died in 1955. I wasn't even thought about, let alone born when this happened, but I still remember learning of the story of his open casket funeral from my great-grandmother. I've been triggered since. Justice is for Carolyn Bryant Donham coming forward. "Mamie Carthan never got Justice!!
I would try to see the movie, but I saw the real documentary and is to painfull. Rest in peace innocent soul
I cannot get through this trailer without getting crying. Breaks my heart that this happened. R.I.P. Emmett.
I learned about Emmitt Till when I was a junior in high school. Watching this trailer had my heart beat heavy, this movie is gonna tear me apart. This story has to be told
You were lied to.
@@mikealext I did my own research an plus I did a project on him back then
Same here, the clip of her saying she could recognize him with her eyes closed makes me tear up.
@@chaunceemotivate4250 Did you directly talk to first hand sources? I didn't think so.
@@mikealext I've learned about Emmitt till from African American studies from the teacher and residents who my parents grew up to. He was a teacher back in the day when my parents were in high school, so for your sarcasm yes I have learned my history and I continue to learn for my culture
Raised in Texas, I only learned about Emmett Till in college which is an injustice. Seeing his post-mortem pictures was gut wrenching. We can't let our history be lost with censorship of textbooks by corrupt politicians.
I learned about this story in 8th grade. This was one of the most interesting and impacting stories I learned about that school year. I can’t wait to see this!
Don't even think I can watch this... his exhibit at the NMAAHC was one of the most heart-wrenching historical experiences I have ever endured.
This looks like it will be a MAJOR awards contender. This looks great!
Not really, black people don't know how to act
It definitely should but you know some of “ them “ are going to hate on it without even seeing it
@@nicolasstrawberry4148 because the whole concept of it is dumb
I don't know that movie black panther is coming out.
Of course it'll be an award contender. Showing blk people as helpless victims is always popular in hollyweird.
Danielle Deadwyler is amazing. She was in Station Eleven - loved every scene she was in. Can’t wait to see this
SHE ALSO DID THE HAVE AND HAVE NOTS.
Whatever happens to one of us better be the business of all of us. period!!!!!!
My first reaction to this trailer was “I don’t want to watch this movie. It’s too painful.” But each and every American MUST be a witness to this tragic injustice if we are to hold ourselves accountable for past and present. I’m so sorry you could not be saved baby boy. ARREST CAROLYN BRYANT.
I agree everyone should watch this movie exactly what are you gonna charge her with in the state of Mississippi be nice about it don’t call me no names
Victim blaming.
The thumbnail of him smiling and waving happily really drives home the point that he was just an innocent kid.
Even if he HAD flirted and/or wolf whistled at that cashier, that doesn't excuse his lynching at the hands of the cashier's husband.
That young actor tugs my heartstrings as Emmett Till. I am so glad this movie is made. I often call his name while I work in my garden. My heart is with his parents.
I remember being a kid in Jr high and learning about him and his story, it broke my heart then and still does every time. I could and will never understand.
Thank GOD for finally telling this story so we will never forget it, it needs to be remembered It's part of history . They have located Caroline Bryant in Kentucky. they are claiming she is in her final days BC of cancer, i say help her on in the car so she can turn herself in, its time
its funny how they make a movie and the people responsible are still free
I was 8 years old when my mother told me about Emmett Till. When I finally seen the pics ..I had nightmares for years on and off, and still do. I can never imagine just what he and other Black people were going through at that time. 1955 wasnt that long ago, In fact my Aunt was born in July that year. Justice for Emmett Till !
Yeah same here when I was a kid i was truly sad and horrified when I saw that picture on what happened to him. Even til this day as an adult i get nightmares from it but his story needs to be told and hope that his family receives justice.
I'll be watching this. I can't believe this wasn't taught to me in history class in high school seriously poor Emmett he didn't deserve that.
I can't believe it either. But then again I barely heard anything about slavery when I was in school. And I'm 50 years old and really not too long after the Emancipation and civil rights.
It was tought in mine A LOt
Thankfully this was taught about this in high school, in Illinois. Apparently its now considered Critical Race Theory and dangerous to youths in other state.
Of course it wouldn't be taught nor mention. Truth isn't taught in American classes. This society is backwards. The current results speak for itself. Historical violence, death and bloodshed.
It was definitely taught in mine in Las Vegas..
They are finally telling his story... That young boy never deserved to die the way he did... 🙏🏾
Yeah, true, true Dawg. Same for Lucia Bremer (Henrico County) and Eliza Fletcher (Memphis). They didn't deserve it either. What are we gonna do, Dawg?
This is gonna be a strong film. The actress who plays the mom is great. Loved her in "The Harder They Fall" on Netflix.
This had me tearing up.. I have to get my mind together to watch this. Jesus. May his soul continue to rest in peace😭😭
Finally! The world needs to SEE and LISTEN to this story! Emmett Till was a 14 year old CHILD- A CHILD! I am currently reading "Death of Innocence" by Mamie Till-Mobley and Christopher Benson. Very well-written account about this family. I highly recommend this book. I will never understand how human beings can treat other human beings with so much cruelty and brutality.
Same I agree. Sadly the truth is because some humans don’t see other people as humans. It’s cruel and unethical but it’s the reality of racism.
I read it too,some years ago. Great read
Eyes on the Prize had a segment on this covering it in great detail.
Some people are wrongly classified as people
"Believe all women"...
Danielle Deadwyler is coming for her Oscar with Till which will be awards contender for MGM & Orion Pictures & will be just as powerful as ABC Woman Of The Movement!
Excellent thank you @ Whoopi Goldberg & Danielle Deadwyler.
I don't think so, I have watched 'The Colour Purple' and this film didn't won a single Oscar. Because the Oscars are run by some white racist Americans. The colour purple is one of the most beautiful film I have ever watched.
@Prince That was the 80s though, I think they’ve changed a little
This trailer gave me chills imagine this movie full on goosebumps I can’t wait I cried when the tv show came out I’m ready for the movie
This was so emotional even yet today...very hard to watch and not be moved!