FULL AND LONGER REACTION: www.patreon.com/MovieJoob Jade is here to watch Remember The Titans 🏈 P.S. There can be many KZread issues so we apologise if there are any scenes cut that are important! Join along in watching Jades reaction to this movie and as always leave a like, subscribe and click the notification bell to keep up with all our content!

@josephmorton6166

3 ай бұрын

Jade, I'm was thrilled to be watching you react to this and I'm also hope to 👀 you react to Arcane League of Legends some time soon cause I believe that's an animated show that I now you would most likely enjoy.😉😉😉😉

We lost Bill Yoast on May 23, 2019, aged 94 and Herman Boone later that same year on December 18, 2019, aged 84. Sadly, Bill's daughter Sheryl passed suddenly in 1996 due to a heart issue, aged 34.

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

94 and 84 are thankfully long wonderful lives but 34 is far too soon 💔😢

@Tcwilliams07

Ай бұрын

Petey Jones passed on July 1st, 2019. As a T.C. Alumni, I feel obligted to mention this. He was there when i graduated in '07. Great man.

@Wonderworld877

22 күн бұрын

I just found out that Jilius also passed away in 2019

This and We are Marshall are two of my favorite football movies.

@nutterbuttergutter

3 ай бұрын

Agreed but I would add Friday Night Lights.

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Ooh interesting thank you so much for the suggestion!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

@@nutterbuttergutter I appreciate the suggestion thank you so much!!

@fannybuster

3 ай бұрын

Did you ever see North Dallas 40..?A great Football Movie

@bjchit

Ай бұрын

@@MovieJoob Rudy is another great football movie, one of the best sports movies ever.

In 2001 I was fortunate to interview the coaches for a local News station in Oklahoma. Both men are phenomenal people 😊

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Oh wow that is so awesome!!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

What an incredible experience ❤️

24:15 "that's a baaaad white boi right there"

I was in high school when this movie came out, and I can't begin to tell how many football teams copied the Titans warm-up routine. Felt like every week, whichever school we played did their own version of it.

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Oh wow that would’ve been so cool to see the direct impact!!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

They all start dancing their way on to the field and you’re like omg the Titans!!

@ronnix23

3 ай бұрын

I played for Gar-Field in the early 80s. Whenever we played a school from Fairfax or Alexandria, they warmed up the same way.

@ 13:07 ... Denzel and Civil War? Watch "Glory" (1989)

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for the suggestion!!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

I appreciate it 😊

That football team brought the whole family together, but they couldn't have done that without coach Herman Boone.

They had a bigger talent pool at the start with the integration. One of the reasons they were so good. But not the only reason.

@MrJholshouser41

2 ай бұрын

All of the schools were inreget

'Who your Daddy?' Sooo. Freakin'. Good!

John Q is a great Denzel flick, seen a couple reactors do it.

@chadwickvon8019

3 ай бұрын

Such a good movie

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for the suggestion!!

I absolutely don’t like football, but this movie is just so good. So conflicted 😂😂

@fannybuster

3 ай бұрын

you need to play it

@JBatGaming2

3 ай бұрын

@@fannybuster I have lol

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Me either I am not a fan of watching most sports let alone playing them hahaha

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

But yes even still this movie was fantastic!!

@vincew4297

3 ай бұрын

@@JBatGaming2 maybe you just weren’t cut out for it

MovieJoob, I can't get enough of your content, so I subscribed!

@fannybuster

3 ай бұрын

Shes very Addicting to watch

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!! I’m so glad you enjoy!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

The support is so awesome and appreciated ❤

@fannybuster

3 ай бұрын

@@MovieJoob We all love you so much

This classic movie 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 five years 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 after the 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. He played much more than was shown, and he 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 once in the gym in those later years, and they played ping pong. Bertier won, because he was excellent my brother says.

Great reaction, young lady, to one of my favorite football movies! I was 3 in 1971, and I wasn't really aware of this story at the time, but I remember the negative feelings some people had, even though they didn't make sense to me. My elementary school in North Carolina was near a more affluent (i.e. historically white) section of town, but the city leaders, in an attempt to bring communities closer together, bussed inner city (i.e. mostly black) kids to our school, and we had a fairly representative teaching faculty. My first and second grade teacher was an older (i.e she was maybe a few years older than my parents, so maybe, MAYBE, she was 35? "Old" is different when one is 6) black woman, and she encouraged me when she knew I was feeling low, as she did to other kids as well. She was wonderful. I went to school from my earliest day with a variety of kids (the city I lived in had a large Greek and Vietnamese immigrant population, so I spent a lot of time around kids who didn't generally speak English at home) and I always thought that was cool. But kids were just kids, y'know? I was a big fan through later school years of Martin Luther King Jr, civil rights activist, and I loved his speech "I have a dream where my children will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character." I always hated that he was assassinated before he got to see his dream coming true, but I loved being a part of that dream that had really become reality. Sure, there were pockets of race hate, of all colors, but they were small, isolated, and frowned on. As they should be. Then came the start of the 2010s, where it became en vogue to incite race hatred and insist that everybody who was white was the same kind of vile racists that had existed a hundred years ago and the kind of racists that for the most part hadn't really been around for half a century. Those who did traffic is such hate had done little more than hide their limited numbers in the shadows of universal disdain and dislike. But suddenly people who had a variety of friends of a variety of types were told that they were hateful racists just using certain people as "cover" to hide their racism behind. Worse still when people I considered friends said they wouldn't have anything to do with me anymore because they had to prove to "their people" that they weren't traitors. And this is the world we live in, where MLK Jr is still considered important (at least in theory) while the people he fought to help rise above being classified as just their race are insisting on being diminished and only being classified by their race. It's the most effing depressing time I've lived in and the most depressing thing I've seen, to effectively watch black people spit on MLK's grave and memory. I'd rather return to my childhood with constant fears and nightmare of nuclear Armageddon than deal with this BS. Which is why movies like Remember The Titans are important to me. In the face of division these young men found ways to work together and become, if not friends, at least considerate and tolerant of each other. We need more of that now.

Entertaining flick. I mean, like a lot of it never happened (diner scene, Gettysburg, fixed game, all the schools were integrated already etc) but Denzel always gives it his all

Alexandria Virginia is just across the Potomac River from DC. Once a part of D.C. it’s suburban D.C. & school integration didn’t happen until 1971. & had to be forced. Other counties took longer. Wasn’t that long ago. Food for thought. Good to see you taking on such movies.

Wonderful reaction. I always enjoy your videos. This is a wonderful movie. Thank you.

I was stationed in Biloxi Mississippi in the mid 70s, there were still white and black only water fountain signs up. For someone from the Midwest, it was very surreal .

Good one, MJ. This is one of those special movies for sure. So much Truth. Thank you for sharing this one with us. I enjoyed rewatching it with you. 🙂

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

It was so special and beautiful I’m so glad I watched it!!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Thank YOU for joining me ❤

Hi Jade 😊. I must say, you are such a joy to watch and listen to. Your reactions are so touching and your words are so filled with wisdom insight and discernment. It’s such a delight listening to your reactions!! Thank you for being you and being such a joy to watch. 😊👍✨. Doug

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Omg that is so lovely of you to say thank you so incredibly much!! ❤

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

I can’t tell you how much that support means to me!

Not sure if you’ve watched GLORY but it’s an amazing film, Denzel won an Oscar for his performance. Also amazing US History.

Glory starring Denzel Washington, Morgan Freeman, Matthew Broderick. Denzel won Best Supporting Actor. Oscars

@MovieJoob

2 ай бұрын

Great suggestion!! I have just reacted to it and my reaction will come out soon!!

A fellow Swede, in America, Thank you for reacting to this movie. Much love!

13:51 "you son of a bitch" face

My favorite “sports” movie

Great Reaction! Other Denzel gems John Q Book of Eli Training Day Equalizer Flight Deja Vu

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for these great suggestions!!

@user-tj7sl2ht4b

2 ай бұрын

I would also recommend "Devil In A Blue Dress" and "Ricochet

awesome movie. one of the best soundtracks in film

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Such a wonderful movie!! And great soundtrack indeed!

Can you please check out the movie Fallen? Its a supernatural thriller and it has Denzel Washington and John Goodman in it.

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

I’ve never heard of it so thank you so much for the suggestion!!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

With Denzel in it I’m bound to enjoy it!

That was amazing ❤❤❤100

The only actual teenagers who had speaking parts are Amy Adams, who plays Emma, Gerry's girlfriend and Ryan Gosling who plays Alan. he called Sunshine a fruitcake, which in 1971 meant he wasn't an actual guy and probably gay at a time when being gay was not good in any race. Sheryl Yoast died at 34 from and undiscovered heart condition.

Ryan Hurst, the young actor who played Gary Bertier had a great role in the movie We Were Soldiers starring Mel Gibson, the director of Hacksaw Ridge that you did a reaction to and loved. It is another great movie worthy of a reaction since you said this movie reminded you of veterans who served in war.

Always love your reactions and always impressed by your understanding of human nature and understanding that beliefs and attitudes were different throughout history.❤️

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Hate for different types of people is something humans have had all throughout history, it’s when humans persist through it and let love shine through that I always become so impressed and inspired by humans again!! ❤

Gettysburg is only about a 2 hour drive from Alexandria VA

Great movie! Another good Denzel movie is Man on Fire. Love the reactions jade!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much for the suggestion!!

"Males are so aggressive." That's why you pick the Bear. 1st civil war film I'd recommend is "Glory"

I live about 10 miles from the school in the movie and went to Annandale who plays them

My second favorite movie of all time! (Right behind interstellar) Theres just something about this movie, everyone needs to see it.

I grew up with football. The military was easy by the time i started.

Such a great film!

For Gerry 😂😂

If you like this one "Glory Road" tells a similar tale, also a historically true one, in the sport of basketball, at the collegiate level.

Hi Jade hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Same to you as always John ❤

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Hope you have a lovely weekend

You should watch the movie American Gangster with Denzel Washington and Russell Crow featuring t.I, Common, Josh brolin etc

37:04 It's high school football!

Gettysburg College is literally on the battlefield, so I'm not sure where they were running to.

This was a great reaction!🥰

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so very much!! ❤

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

So glad you enjoyed 😊

I know they look older but the movie did start with “…high school football is a way of life.”

My favorite football movie ever :D

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

I can completely understand why!! I LOVED it ❤

Hi Jade, great reaction. I would recommend Invincible with Mark Wahlberg, one of my favourite football movies.

😂😂😂😂He's really not kidding make a mistake and you will pay the ultimate price for it too 8:02

Gettysburg is the Bloodiest battleground on US soil.. It lasted 3 days from July 1 1863-July 3 1863. More Americans died at Gettysburg than either D-Day or Leyte Gulf(the bloodiest battles the US took part in during World war 2l

This is what young boys have to go through

Although the End for Garry was Sad the Movie's Message is one of Inspiration. I know what it's like Going from California to the Deep South with Racism in Play. Even though I've Always keep an Open Minds Growing Up with White & Black Friends, Down South is a Different Story Even Years Later Removed from the Early 70's.

Never mind polls on that page, you liked Cheryl, me too, so have to fast watch her next movie, Joe Somebody, 2001 one.Tim Allen plays Joe, a divorced, corporate everyman whose dead-end personal and professional lives are turned around after the office bully publicly humiliates him in front of Joe's daughter....her! What happens after is good story, Tim Allen is comedian actor, who like Robin Williams, becomes good in drama too. Watch! Looking as beautiful as ever, really glad you liked this great movie without liking sports. Not too late to start a little watching NFL games, the most watched in world of all ages, give it a try, or not...😸

That's right sweetheart Football is about family being there together in a way that you have to earned trust character commitment above all else you play to win the game no matter what from here on in 8:30

That was a good reaction for not knowing football. U did a pretty good job!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much!! Omg I appreciate that more than you know!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Cause I genuinely know next to nothing about football so I’m very relieved to hear that!!

Although I graduated highschool in 1977 I don't know anything about integration, because my home town in Texas was so small we were integrated in elementary school because there were only one elementary school, one junior highschool and one highschool school 😊

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

One elementary to high school! Omg that is tiny!!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Well that would have made it a much better easier and nicer situation then!

Well girl, for a while there I thought you were gonna get through at least one movie without crying, but at 28:23 you started. Me & my buddies always take bets to see at what time in EVERY movie you’ll start crying. I won this one, I bet at 28:00 minutes. It started out with just two of us betting, now we got about a dozen guys betting on when in every movie you’re gonna cry. lol

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Omg I’m laughing so hard at the fact that you guys bet whether I’ll cry or not that is hysterical 😂😂 chances are always high that I will cri

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

That has honestly made my day!! 😂

@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw

3 ай бұрын

@@MovieJoob Well, please don’t get us wrong. We love ya, we love your channel I can’t get enough of it, and most of all, you’re hot!🔥 I was not making fun of the crying, it’s cute. It says you care about your fellow person. The betting is like a Bro Code thing, we can’t wait for the next reaction. My dollar says you’ll cry at 18:12 minutes. LOL 🤣💕

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

@@MichaelSSmith-hs5pwbahahaha no I don’t take it negatively at all I’m am a crier through and through so this is so funny to me I love it! Thank you all so much for the support ❤

@MichaelSSmith-hs5pw

3 ай бұрын

@@MovieJoob Of course. We always look forward to the new reactions. I love your accent & hope you continue your channel for a long time. And remember, the next time you cry during a reaction, we’ll be watching, there’s a couple of guys out here, who love ya, that are betting on them tears. LOL 👌😁💕

YOU SHOULD REACT TO “forever strong “ idk if you have cause im new here but it’s a definitely good movie.

If you haven’t seen Field of Dreams or Miracle, you’ll like them!

you are adorable! loved this reaction 😊 I would highly suggest you react to Django Unchained, i feel like you would really like it. Youve gained a new subscriber ❤

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Omg welcome!! And thank you so much! 😊

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

And thank you for the great suggestion!!

He's Right 9:04

Had to watch this twice to gather my thoughts. As much as i agree with you comments for the most part but there's a couple of parts that i just don't agree with. You said that you said that they are good humans and that you wanted to be like all of them. But that would be a shame as i strongly believe that you are doing as much as them if not more. You have opened so many people's eyes to show emotions good and bad and to take everyone as a human not a colour religion. You also said that Cheryl was just a wise elder but you also are so much wiser than you years . Thank you Jade for all the good you do

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Awww you are so bloody sweet thank you so much for your kind words 🥹❤️

👏👏👋👋💖💖

Always great to spend a little time with you, Jade. Another wonderful reaction! Someone has already mentioned checking out the movie Glory. It is outstanding, but you will need kleenex. You are an awesome soul. Love you, my friend..

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much my friend!! I really appreciate it ❤

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

And thank you for the suggestion!

You should react to the Fallout series, it's really good, it would make for a fun reaction, it's only 1 season (so far) and it's binge-worthy :p

You are so pretty ❤️ Excellent movie

I love this movie. Although, I can’t help but laugh at racist Kate Bosworth. It takes Gerry getting paralyzed to make her not racist. Lol. Such a ridiculous plot point in an otherwise great flick.

@glazanis24

3 ай бұрын

Not really all that ridiculous. As much as we would like to think otherwise, sometimes it does take a tragedy to snap people out of a toxic mindset

It took the southern states in the U.S. a long time to accept black people as equals. I'm white and graduated from an integrated High School in the deep south in 2000's. I played football on a team that was 80% black including ALL the coaches. My friends and the girls I dated was more like 90% black. When I first saw this movie my girlfriends mother told me that when this movie took place it was illegal for blacks to marry whites in Virginia. Crazy.

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

Illegal interracial marriages that is wild!! Us humans are so hateful for no reason sometimes! So unnecessary!

@MovieJoob

3 ай бұрын

But I’m so glad your experience was way more positive!

@dggydddy59

3 ай бұрын

​​@@MovieJoobHiya Jade, yes interracial marriage was illegal in America until 1967. Of course, racism never went away and since 2015 has only become even worse and more open under the influence of a particular criminal defendant running for president whose name I won't mention. But even when I was a little kid in the 70's, I was friends with a pretty black girl until the older jocks threatened us both. We even had race riots in school at the time with large mobs of teenaged kids beating up other kids with baseball bats and metal poles and chasing each other down busy streets. And this was in a small city in a Northern state where it wasn't nearly as awful as it was in the south where the KKK was still kidnapping black guys and hanging them from trees. My God, down in the southern states you could still find the occasional effigy of Barack Obama hanging from a tree in the year 2010. I think it's absolutely insane what the state of some people's mindset is. Insane and very sad.

The dancing stereotype or cliché is every race movie, ever.

You look phenomenal I love how super pretty super sweet and super nice as you always can be😍❤️ 8:08

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It's so odd that with all of this, and with White Caucasian People belief in God and some of them being so Religious, yet they STILL Rely so Heavily on their RACIST RACISM AND PREJUDICE EVEN TO THIS VERY DAY!