Their friendship means everything to me 😭

@cesrelawrence-towner9453

15 күн бұрын

Same❤

@TomatoFILM-5

15 күн бұрын

❤❤❤❤

@IamAlchemy78

15 күн бұрын

😢 so touching

@Chrysobubulle

15 күн бұрын

It’s not friendship though. Minny was still her employee. She was a nice and friendly boss. But they were paying her. That’s the part i never liked about this movie. As nice and touching the relationship between Minny and Celia was, it was never a relationship between equals. One was wealthy and employed the second one, who was poor and needed desperately a job. Which means that even though for now this relationship seemed going well, no one can tell if 20 years later, Celia wouldn’t fire Minny on a whim, like the mother of Skeetle did with Constantine.

@vincentgriffin3166

15 күн бұрын

@@Chrysobubulleyou didn’t watch the movie did you?

The husband is as kind as Celia. They were lovely ❤

@JenX_1973

15 күн бұрын

Good thing he didn’t end up with Miss Hilly!! He would have been miserable!

@be.A.b

15 күн бұрын

@@JenX_1973that’s why he didn’t want her

@drewfanatic22

15 күн бұрын

They were meant for each-other, kind souls together :)

@CG-yb6zj

14 күн бұрын

What I find funny, to me, is how Hilly is so self-absorbed that she couldn't see or understand that man would've dumped her regardless of if Celia had been in the picture or not. And no amount of attempt to keep an "image" or societal pressure would've made him stay, let alone MARRY her as she hoped given he clearly didn't care about any of it in regards to Marrying Celia (Pregnant or not) or the scene she unintentionally made at that auction. He actually cares about PEOPLE, and she barely cares about anyone outside herself and her neck. They never would've made it.

@katherineskrzynecki3347

14 күн бұрын

Cool!!

The help was only to serve and clean back then. That's the only time they were to be seen. So when he offered her a life time job, sat her at THEIR table, served her, and thanked her, it filled my heart and I cried. Awesome movie For those who don't know the movie it's called 'The Help' It's also a book.

@tarac.4380

6 күн бұрын

Me too. I cried tears of joy when he treated her the way she should have always been treated.

@angellee9307

5 күн бұрын

@@tarac.4380I’m still waiting for them to see me as a tad more than the help. SLAVERY EXISTS .

@mboaz4730

4 күн бұрын

He knew she went beyond her job when she found out about those rose bushes. It was the South and she could have set the Law on Celia for burying her babies in the garden, made those southern lawmen believe that white woman was aborting those babies and hiding them, but she wasn't evil and spiteful.

@donnaarkle1125

4 күн бұрын

Excellent movie...have your kleenex handy

@donaldarthur3497

3 күн бұрын

A lot of racist clips just keep popping up. Do you think it's to keep us divided at the ballot poles. It only takes one percent to swing the election in a direction. Don't vote on feelings vote on facts and doing some background research on candidates.

SISTERS HELPING SISTERS🎉😊

When he says, "If you want it...." and then pulls out the chair for her....treats her like a lady. Like a human being. Love this!

@PoutingScout

7 күн бұрын

“Holy shit he treated a human like a human!!!”

@oliviastar3812

7 күн бұрын

​@@PoutingScout Exactly! I don't get the 'aaaah ain't that sweet' vibe some on here are feeling. It's the very least any human being should expect. Knowing they'd be lynched by the k k lan if ANY of the three of them were caught in such an illegal practice, somehow doesn't make everyone feel all warm and fuzzy knowing the nefarious nature of slavery and racism roots. It's perverse.

@breakthewheelnow8223

7 күн бұрын

@Poutingscout, Don’t know if you’re being sarcastic or what but back then black house keepers weren’t treated like human beings. You need to know something about American history.

@kylaarmstrong-benjamin8066

6 күн бұрын

Celia isn't racist like the rest of the town. She's her employer, but she wanted to be friends with Minnie... Despite Minnie protesting, she'd always come find her and eat lunch with her at the little table in the kitchen designated for the help ... This scene where Celia cooked a HUGE meal and served it to her at the big table, is a big deal, she wanted Minnie to know how much she means to her!

@leprovokateur7745

5 күн бұрын

@@kylaarmstrong-benjamin8066like the rest of the world*

The way he adds, if she wants it. Is so sweet. He respects her because he knows how much she has done for his wife. For those who keep asking: it’s a movie called The Help. Based on a book by the same name.

@Dreamerlighting

15 күн бұрын

Big time ❤

@mikilacunningham6259

15 күн бұрын

That & he read their book

@MoniVee

15 күн бұрын

@@mikilacunningham6259what book? I don’t remember a book in the movie

@lianathewolflover4516

15 күн бұрын

@@MoniVee the book that was written anonymously which was by Skeeter that had the stories by the maids which exposed Minnie for what she did to Hilly

@Tillie11351

15 күн бұрын

​​@@MoniVeeThe whole movie was centered around the book Skeeter wrote telling the stories of all the maids and care givers. They were the stories of live and struggle of these often over looked women who were taken for granted. The good the bad and the ugly side of their lives and work. Ghost written and published anonymously by Skeeter which won her the job at the New York Publishing company. They called it the help. It is also why Hilly lost her ever loving mind because the story about her, her mother and Minnies pie with the surprise ingredent.

They didn't treat her like a maid they treated her like family that's the way people need to treat each other with love and care and respect ❤️❤️

These two women needed each other more than anything in this world 💖

I love how in contrast Celia and Minny's personality are. Celia is so pure, soft, and kind, it was portrayed as her flaws, but it's exactly what attracted good people to her. Minny finally found a home where she doesn't dread to work for, I'm hapoy she found the strength to leave leroy.

@GodessIsabelRaina

11 күн бұрын

She left her husband ❓️😨

@moniquesamuels2065

11 күн бұрын

​@GodessIsabelRaina i think you should watch the movie or read the book

@Lohanujuan

11 күн бұрын

lol so basically, the white woman found emotional support, and the black woman found a less shitty way to live in servitude?

@UrsulaZA

11 күн бұрын

@@moniquesamuels2065the movie brought me to tears, more than once. I don’t even know the tear-jerker the book would be 😢

@nathalieantimano-bn4ci

11 күн бұрын

What is the title of the movie?

Their friendship is so cute and love how the husband was supportive! 😊

@Paul-kl2mn

14 күн бұрын

which husband wouldnt respect a lady who made his lady healthy and happy?

@Rose-pn6ue

13 күн бұрын

​@@Paul-kl2mn Considering the time period and the obvious racism in this film, he could've been racist and demanded that they end their relationship.

@musicneurons7807

3 күн бұрын

The best man in that movie!

Minnie and Celia’s friendship is so wonderful, and you can see why Celia’s husband loves her. She’s just a little sentient sunbeam

Johnny was one of the most sweetest men in this movie and I love how the couple mirror each other in terms of kindness and compassion

Celia's pride and beaming smile to treat Minnie makes my heart burst. Minnie deserved this family, this happiness and support and safety.

@nadine8742

7 күн бұрын

What movie is this?

@kuishina

6 күн бұрын

@@nadine8742The Help

@courtenayacevedo8340

6 күн бұрын

@@nadine8742the help

@zwoo9599

6 күн бұрын

Its called "The Help" 😊​@@nadine8742

@ellothereoldchapitsmeolivia

6 күн бұрын

@@nadine8742The Help with Emma Stone and Sissy Spacek

There is people like that in the world. Kind, respectful and lovely. Always being attacked by mean cruel ppl. I have learned to tell ppl to kick rocks sooner than later if they are not worth my kindness.

@pickettywitchoriginal

14 күн бұрын

People (SOME) take kindness for weakness and generosity for stupidity. I sometimes feel i am both those things because i let go of things that hurt my heart from the people who are supposed to love me. I’m in no way feeling sorry for myself i fully acknowledge i made the Rod for my own back by being forgiving but right when i think ‘ok these mofos are gonna know’ they either do something nice or some kind of emergency or a ‘thing’ they need we’re all back to kindness and giving heheh families are crazy for sure 👌 💚

@user-mq1sx4jq7y

14 күн бұрын

@@pickettywitchoriginal im telling you, it was the same for me. You hit the nail in the head. "Kindness for weakness and generosity for stupidity" I did both, kidness and generosity to all. Now, I only give that to ppl that deserves it and appreciate me. Including mom, sister and brother

@jillfoley6834

14 күн бұрын

Especially with narcissistic managers! Never Ever will I allow another demonic boss drag me through Hell on Earth!

@KhaozVoid

14 күн бұрын

I just tell em to kick rocks anyways. My kindness has been returned with but manipulation and fallacy. Nobody gets it from me anymore. They get blunt, straightforward, non sugar coated me. And I don't care if they don't like it. Need my help? I need money. Want my advice, nah...you won't take it anyways. Want my opinion? No you don't...you just wanna hear what you wanna hear, not the truth. So, yea...people don't get it from me anymore.

@AshleyNeeko

14 күн бұрын

They take advantage of it forever if you let them. And some will really try to fool as if they care about you and not just what you do for them or give them. Took me 30 years. Because the second I lost everything and turned around to ask any of them for help for the first time in return for so much I had given they were already long gone.

I loved that Celia was so very proud of what she now can accomplish in life. She also does not need those other women who were so unkind to her. Priceless!

Their friendship was a breath of fresh air from how the maids were treated by others. Especially in the 60s down south

A happy husband who supports his wife in every way.

@charlotteroblin5374

10 күн бұрын

Hi 🤗. Jesus/God paid for our sins on the cross so we don't have to. Please turn to him to be saved. God bless ❤❤.

@sweetpie7919

9 күн бұрын

@@charlotteroblin5374 You may believe that but other people don't want to pray to a human man. People, can not pay for your sins. You alone have to do that. All this belief does is give people a way to excuse their bad behavior, because they think their sins are forgiven, poof, just like that. This is unrealistic and not true. It's a very old pagan belief. The Pagans believed that their god had a son, they called him "the lamb" and "the light" and said that simply believing in him would absolve you of all your sins. This false belief predates Christianity. And early Christians fought against this blasphemous notion. Imagine being God, and your creation (humans) rewrite your word and choose to worship a man instead of Him. How disrespectful.

@calvinbarton4385

9 күн бұрын

@@sweetpie7919Turn to Jesus, hell show you the way son. God bless you

@professionalasshole-youmad2356

9 күн бұрын

@@sweetpie7919🙄😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@MomeGnome

9 күн бұрын

​@sweetpie7919 Jesus wasn't God's son, he wasn't an offspring. He was literally God. Sins aren't forgiven unless you genuinely repent. There is one sin that is unforgivable, tho, and you're commiting it. You should look in the mirror and keep your ideas to yourself. You are the disrespectful one here, not us.

It's so cute that Celia was always so worried she would lose her husband but he is so purely in love with her.

@daviddye6558

10 күн бұрын

I loved this aspect. A true loving husband. I have so rarely seen it in real life.

@juliethGroulx

8 күн бұрын

I respect that. She doesn’t get him for granted.

@amayaharris5324

4 күн бұрын

movie ?

@juliethGroulx

3 күн бұрын

The Help

@LegacyToursNewOrleans

Күн бұрын

She was from a dirt poor family and couldn't believe someone from such a wealthy, well-regarded family could love her unconditionally.

That is my favorite scene of the whole movie, Celia's sweet heart and kindness just blows me away. These two women gave each other such courage and strength. ❤

@Reakin33

7 күн бұрын

What movie this this??

@sweetbeauty2153

4 күн бұрын

​@@Reakin33It's called The Help.

@adamjones-ps

2 күн бұрын

Yes, it's a great scene, but nothing beats the revenge pie eating scene. "Eat my $hi+!" I laughed so hard and long, I had tears rolling down my face.

A beautiful reminder that there are kind and good people who help one another out of unconditional 💕 I read the book first and fell in love with these amazing characters. The movie is well done too.

"Just the way you taught me." - has to be one of my favorite lines. ❤

@tracyross676

12 күн бұрын

What the hell 😂

@MadeByGod1973

9 күн бұрын

One of my favorites is when Minny told her to stayed stayed away from those women.

I enjoyed their friendship so much. They healed each other and looked out for each other. Holding back tears

@zelipanyirenda1449

5 күн бұрын

What is the title

@casebycase_904

4 күн бұрын

@@zelipanyirenda1449 the help

@mrsmoo818

4 күн бұрын

@@zelipanyirenda1449it’s called “The Help” the movie is great. But the book, the book is fantastic!

@Enhypenmeencanta

4 күн бұрын

@@zelipanyirenda1449 “the help” I believe or just Help

@Imsexysryurnot

3 күн бұрын

The Help

I cried here. I was so happy for Minny and Celia 🥲

This is absolutely what they all really needed 😢😢🥰🥰🥰💜💙💕🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

They both gave each other the courage to face their own fears and demons. Beautiful friendship.

I love this movie beautiful strong women and even some wonderful men.

@shannonsimpson3733

15 күн бұрын

What movie

@furiusnecroiris701

15 күн бұрын

@@shannonsimpson3733the help

@gracepalmer8185

15 күн бұрын

​@@shannonsimpson3733 'The Help'. It's also a wonderful book

@Ashmo613

15 күн бұрын

​@@shannonsimpson3733The Help. It's also a great book.

@katelyntaylor7384

15 күн бұрын

​@@shannonsimpson3733 The Help

Its so sweet....to be appreciated and respected is truly rewarding... To serve and be served is just incredible !!! Beautiful ❤️👏🏾👏🏾

“That’s a Mile-High Meringue” I could never figure out what she said there…until now lol

They care for one another and it doesn’t matter to them what color skin they have. They have given each other the strength to move on.

@her8923

15 күн бұрын

Yet it matters...remember she got a job for the rest of her life...I'll be dammed

@drewfanatic22

15 күн бұрын

@@her8923well yeah? But she work for a couple that absolutely adore her and treat her with respect, she lives in a house that doesn’t care about her skin color and treats her like a human being, she may work, but the wife treated her like a dear friend, everyone has to work at the end of the day

@Sailrjup12nh

14 күн бұрын

@@her8923 🤣🤣 her skin color matters because he gave her a job that allows her to leave an abusive husband and take her kids with her?

@doll.ov.poetrii4682

14 күн бұрын

​@@Sailrjup12nh Exactly

@Tiger-tf6pk

14 күн бұрын

Just normal!

Sometimes showing love and kindness in a time of darkness can make all the difference in your life.

@kristenmarie9248

10 күн бұрын

Amen.

@Justkenya1976

9 күн бұрын

Amen

Minny was my favorite character, and she truly saved Celia in so many ways. They were meant to be in each others lives. Love this movie and book.

What a beautiful move... and it still makes me cry... just knowing how this country is... wished we had more men and women like them in this world... humanity does more than hate ..as he slowly pulls out the chair for her .. now that's show's humanity and respect..

I loved this Movie one if the best I have ever seen. Miss Celia was a very kind wonderful sweet lady. Thank God Her Husband Left That Mean Cold Hearted Woman To Marry Celia 😢😢👍👍👍💜❤️💙

@furiusnecroiris701

15 күн бұрын

Miss Hilly some how had a punishment: She take two slices of pie

@jessf.9759

15 күн бұрын

That's what I said They were too mismatched.

@smeef2757

15 күн бұрын

Hilly and him were only dating, they were never married. But point still stands

@LilyEaton.-.

14 күн бұрын

Whats the name of the movie?

@smeef2757

14 күн бұрын

@@LilyEaton.-. The Help

Loved their friendship.

@TomatoFILM-5

15 күн бұрын

Yes

@her8923

11 күн бұрын

Hmmmm

@dolydas9279

7 күн бұрын

Name

A rich older friend of mine from the south said that there are a lot of southern children that love their nannies more than they love their parents. But their outlooks change as adults, because they have to change it because of the times.

This character is the epitome of a genuinely sweet human being treating another human being with kindness & respect-not because she’s back, not in spite of but because she is another human being & that’s all that matters to her 💜

They saved each others life ❤

@AG-iu9lv

14 күн бұрын

They really did. ❤

@rokkitman59

13 күн бұрын

Exactly…that’s the way the world should work!

@FrancesOlson-rh9kg

13 күн бұрын

​@@rokkitman59I couldn't agree more

@ne_znm

12 күн бұрын

@@FrancesOlson-rh9kgwhat’s the name of the movie?

@imalynegron29

11 күн бұрын

It's called The Help ​@@ne_znm

This scene was so beautiful it bring tears to my eyes. Celia and her husband were great people and they didn't care about color. This is how people should treat each other. This is Beautiful ❤️🥹

@niaselah3348

9 күн бұрын

They didn't care about supremacy. Color is not a problem. Wanting to oppress others is

@regina9783

8 күн бұрын

I agree 💯 percent ❤

@Darmartin09

8 күн бұрын

@@niaselah3348 well you have your opinion and I have mine

@niaselah3348

6 күн бұрын

@@Darmartin09 I didn't think it was a matter of opinion but yes, my opinion is the problem is supremacy and apparently your opinion is the problem is color of skin

I love this movie and when she says she got the strength to leave Leroy and never go back to him.I feel like she went and lived at the guest house at the Foote Plantation and her and her kids lived good because they were with people who appreciated them ❤

Just a lovely scene of gratitude. Love it.

Movie is called *"The Help"* and it's one of the greatest movies of all time ❤

@Some1nelikeme

11 күн бұрын

Thank you! I was hoping someone would say :)👍

@Jasminaismail

11 күн бұрын

Same!!! Thank you ❤

@IceMaidenxx3

11 күн бұрын

I think the film tries hard, but romanticises a lot of dynamics and experiences. Moreover, doesn't truly center the livelihoods of African-American women.

@QuickStickss

11 күн бұрын

Its a movie, not a documentary 😅 ​@IceMaidenxx3

@feliformia7048

10 күн бұрын

@@QuickStickssthat doesn’t excuse anything? lmfaooo

They are so wholesome together. Loved how they offered her the job for as long as she wanted because she helped them. It also helped her leave her husband and take her children with her.

I remember the first time this movie came out. Brought back memories of Ollie our cleaning lady nice as nice could be . When she left I cried. Ollie taught me a few things I haven't forgotten God rest her soul.❤❤❤

Their friendship is so sweet and wholesome. Also it's refreshing that the husband is a gentleman too treating both of them nicely. ❤

Movie name is "the help"

@Krikket-hm6pz

15 күн бұрын

Thank you 🙏

@ENDERLICOT

15 күн бұрын

Thank you. I had to scroll a lot to find your comment

@miclovesart

15 күн бұрын

Thank you! This comment needs to be at the top! I scrolled for like 10 minutes to find it!

@ana-mariapatriche6414

14 күн бұрын

Thank you ❤!

@poojaghodke292

14 күн бұрын

Thanks ya

I love that they thanked her by seating and serving her first. Such a beautiful scene.

@timothyball3144

10 күн бұрын

The way they played it, it didnt come across as treating her kindly because of they way she has been treated due to her skin color. They treated her kindly because of what she had done for them and thats just what kind people do.

Beautiful moment of mutual admiration and respect between true family. ❤

Favorite part of this movie, those two's friendship. ❤

@sam_antha

4 күн бұрын

what’s the movie called??

@barbieLover321

3 күн бұрын

@@sam_anthathe help

@Cielxvenus

2 сағат бұрын

@@sam_anthathe help

Celia & her husband were in love & they were kind people that loved Minny and wanted her around them 🥺🫶🏻

They literally treating her with the utmost respect

Celia is the sweetest girl and innocent and I love her character so much. Minny on the other, is cautious and strong willed which is understandable considering the fact that she's constantly fighting for her life. They're 2 different individuals with different personality and that compliments very well. Minny made Celia strong and Celia made Minny remember that she IS STRONG. I would like to imagine that Minny and her children is living in the couples mansion and has been treating the children as their own

"I guess y'all won't need to eat the pie." 😂

Celia and her hubby gave Minny the love all helpers deserve.❤

The way she servers her, her plate. They don’t make her get her own food as a guest, and she plates with care each dish. I never noticed that little detail until now ❤

@GmailCom-hh6yq

9 күн бұрын

Cooked all night...so, served it cold ?

I love the reversal of every roll in that 🏠. It's a movie but so well thought out. To secure her job for life.. both welcomed her and acknowledged her impact on their relationship her giving Celia something to be proud of to make her feel like a wife and a good catch (she felt like she wasn't valuable) and Celia's husband pulling out her chair and being served by Celia at her own table with food that she taught her to make is mind blowing.

He’s the sweetest man in this movie. Literally so glad him and Celia ended up together

Beautiful how she shows her house keeper gratitude & appreciation. THAT'S what I'd love to do for my bestie. My bestie deserves the BEST ! ❤

This is how the world should be, filled with human kindness. I can’t believe that there are people that want to take us back to these times. They have no idea. They have no idea.

This whole scene is probably the BEST scene in the entire movie. 😊❤

Makes me cry every time. She needs a friend not a maid. They both won.

I love Celia and Minny's dynamic. It doesn't fall into the savior complex cause all Celia did was what she could for the time, she was just kind. MINNY was the one who saved herself by always being herself, when they met, she learned she could trust others and trust Celia and be ok on her own without the abusive husband.

@kath1017

11 күн бұрын

Yes exactly

@Dramaqueen-zj8tk

11 күн бұрын

This!!! The writing is impeccable. No forced savior complex, but complexly depicting genuine kindness.

Their relationship is the best thing in that film, all about respect and compassion, Minny showed Celia a kindness no-one else did in an intensely vulnerable time and then she wanted to repay that kindness

I love Celia! She really loves and respects her! ❤

If anyone wants to know the movie is called The Help, released in 2011

This is honestly my favorite plot of the film. Their friendship is so beautiful

@Leongssoftdrin

10 күн бұрын

What movie is it

@JustHereForCats

10 күн бұрын

@@Leongssoftdrin “The Help”

Celia was so kind and beautiful. She is an inspiration. 💕💕💕💕. Both those women needed each other.....

I love this movie so much, and this is definitely one of my favorite scenes! A simple gesture that means so much in a time full of hate and division, cooking is the most tender act of service u can do for someone else. A very beautiful scene :,)

Celia and Johnny are what’s right in the world.

The way Celia hummed "Uh-uh" like Minny while preparing plate for her ❤

I love this movie, i cried watching it, because it shows no matter how much the devil uses people to do evil, love always prevail. Love you Jesus Christ.

Minnie was a brautiful soul. Im hapoy they saw that and treated her the way she deserved ❤

This part in the book was my absolute favourite. And when i watched it unfold in the movie, it just made it better. Love everything about this book ❤ first read it when i was 13 or so. The book's all frayed and yellowed, but i still read it to this day

@Tillie11351

15 күн бұрын

I wish they had shown the part where they let Minnie and her kids live in the pool house so they could get away from Minnie's AH husband like they do in the book.

Being kind is a strength, not a weakness.

@ClaraSunshine

12 күн бұрын

Sad that people today don't understand that...

That's so beautiful,so beautiful! They both helped each other!! I Love 💕 it, and love kindness to one another!!!

When a woman stands up for herself, her actions inspire those in her circle to take a stand as well.

Their relationship was very special. They both needed each other.

I love how celia does the mm hm and the Uh uh just the same as Minnie did.

Minny Jackson and Celia Foote both needed each other, just in different ways. So much love for these characters, as well as their actresses ❤

The story with these 2 is my favorite story line of this whole movie! There friendship and mutual respect for eachother helped heal them and helped them get through some of the hardest things women have to face... An abusive husband and going through a miscarriage (sadly several in this instance) and not being able to have a child. As well as them both being bullied, lied on, treated poorly due to jealousy of one and anger for not having complete control of the other and both treated as less than by someone who thought she was better than everyone else...

I remember crying when this happened. They gave her her dignity, strength and peace of mind. To be given that type of assurance back in those days would be called a muracle ❤💫

Miss Celia saw a man treat his wife the way she deserves to be treated and that's why she left. She knew she deserved better than some abusive bum.

@shimerelashea7925

11 күн бұрын

Thank you!! I've never watched it I was like who's Leroy?! I have to watch this it looks so heartwarming from the shorts 😊

@GoddessTheOldeGodd

10 күн бұрын

She left because she could finally afford to and finally felt she'd be ok. She didn't just realize what a piece of shit her husband was because of Celia's husband.

The “just the way you taught me” gets me every time

Just an FYI, for those who loved the movie and the book. There are rude references made by Hilly about where Celia was from, a place called Sugar Ditch. In real life, Sugar Ditch was a neighborhood located in Tunica, Mississippi.That area was listed as one of the poorest places in North America back in the day. There was a 60 minutes special in the early eighties that reported about the squalor conditions the folks in that neighborhood were forced to live in. These people were living in rundown shacks with rats and roaches, with a steady stream of raw sewage that literally ran along their homes, as if it were a stream of water. No hookups to local sewage systems, no running water, and no electric power. But these people were still being forced to pay for utilities that they didn't even have access to, even though the town had received tons of federal grant dollars to update those neighborhoods. Most of those people, were black folks, forced to live in modern day segregated areas.... forced to live in poverty....in filth. In the 1980s! But, just a few streets away there were upper middle-class neighborhoods. I'm telling you, if you do enough research, you will see just how dark the history of our country really is. It is sickening.

I loved how the husband is just as kind hearted as his wife,and the way he supported his wife,and the fact he pulled the chair out for minnie to sit at the table with them. Respect.

There is nothing like seeing someone happy from something you made...especially if it's the person who taught you how to make it! 💖

@trishtucker333

5 күн бұрын

You are absolutely right ❤

This is like a window into my hometown just a few years before I was born. Celia and Minnie remind me of my grandma and her friend and maid Perilee. She was old when I was little and remembered her, and so sweet. She passed when I was still young, my grandma was heartbroken. They were friends.

When the haves and have nots of any given time and place both treat each other with love, dignity and respect....that's when humanity is what we were meant to be. These two women did so much for eachother. The novel and movie are very complicated and absolutely both have their problems....but the storyline between these two characters is very moving. As a very visibly white girl who grew up poor but was able to get out from under more easily in part because I am white, the storyline covering their relationship made me cry when I read the book. They changed, and maybe saved, eachother's lives.

Ms Celia is a wonderful person! Loved how this couple embraced her beautiful soul as a person to become lifetime friends!!

Their friendship was the best part of the movie. So heartfelt. ❤

One of my favorite parts..women helping each other..❤

Listen, the times was the times, and this was something special. When the people who are supposed to see you as nothing but second class show you real genuine respect thats somthing else. 🙏🏿

I think i bawled for five full minutes over this scene. I know i had to put the book down cause i couldnt see the pages thru the tears. Such kindness does exist; rare, but out there.

She is so beautiful, both inside and out

I cried when the woman said... Just the way you thought me.... Human beings are special really... Something went wrong with us.... No.. We went wrong with everything! I hope we can still find back our humanity.. It is still there among us all...

My favorite part of this movie is every scene with these two in it, so it was so terrific that they were both nominated.

"Yes she did" omg 🥺❤ he's so proud of her and I'm so here for all of it❤❤❤

This was one of the best parts in the movie, she was humble to her.

Celia and her husband are truly what this world need… love and kindness ❤❤ and Mimi of course 😊😊😊😊

The first time I read this book I cried so so much. The loyalty and friendship in this book is inspirational.

@susanaaguilar5366

7 күн бұрын

What is the name of the movie please

@VaultHunterRyRy

7 күн бұрын

​@@susanaaguilar5366 'The Help'

@priscillanotpresley

7 күн бұрын

@@susanaaguilar5366The Help.Movie is good book is better

@PulitoZF

6 күн бұрын

@@susanaaguilar5366 The Help

This movie is amazing throughout whether its tragic or heartwarming every moment is just so well written and acted