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Another Wonderful Spielberg Creation
13 November 2004
it was one of those movies i never expected to watch. it was late, i was bored, and i happened to stumble upon a channel i barely ever watch. and while i sat watching events unfold in front of me, i slowly forgot about my usual program of interest. there is something about this film that truly captivates you and leaves your eyes glued to it every second. Christian bale displays his talents wonderfully in this movie, and the most striking thing to me was his ability to give such a realistic, yet youthful performance. his subtle acts of defiance against authority, his brave expeditions that left older men in awe, the fact that a little boy could irritate a general so much. friendships were forged, even with the enemy and it was by far one of the most astounding movies i've ever seen. it's long, it's good, and if you haven't seen it - do so.
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Compelling, Heartwarming, and Genuinely Delightful
20 September 2004
There are very few films in the business today that are truly good movies. 'Remember the Titans' to be one of them. There are certain key scenes in the movie that really strike a chord with the viewer. Every word that is spoken, every ritual that the football players go through, all the fights, the tears, the anger and hatred directed towards Coach Boone all leads up to a remarkable ending to this true story.

Now Denzel Washington is easily one of the most talented actors out there, and his turn as Coach Herman Boone was astoundingly inspiring, truthful, and eye - opening.

Remember the Titans is one of the rare good football movies, definitely worth an hour and a half of your life.
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