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"A Sports Movie and More", This movie works on the level of the general stroy and what was going on during the time and also as a sports movie.

Washington comes in as a coach of a football during troubled times in the South and how he makes the team come together, and watching the team come together, works very well. Denzel is great as he always is, though I would be hard pressed to think of any movie he was in where he was not very good. Though it may have a couple of borderline cliche moments, they are rare and the movie stays away from being too trite.

I like the fact it was based on a true story and did not realize there was some time shifting of the actual events. Since it is not a documentary that part is not critical to making the movie work, but it was interesting to find out the years the story actually occurred, which I did not know.

"Great Movie", This is one of my favorite movies. I had this on on VHS now I have it on DVD.

"Terrific!", Terrific true story! Exhilarating and exuberant; a must see for the whole family. An amazing account of the triumph of tolerance over bigotry. Definitely a keeper. Denzel Washington shines as Coach Boone in one of his finest roles, and there are NO weak supporting actors or roles.
Superbly directed and all other production values are also top notch. And, oh yeah, it's also a great football movie! But it is so finely crafted, it could have been about CHESS teams and still have the same impact. Can't wait to see the director's cut.

"Most excellent!", This experience of sale was like the movie said "tonight forever they will remember the Titans."

"Remember the Titans - Blu-ray Info", Version: U.S.A / Region A, B, C
Aspect ratio: 2.35:1
MPEG-4 AVC BD-50 / High Profile 4.1
Running time: 1:53:26
Movie size: 29.88 GB
Disc size: 35.48 GB
Average video bit rate: 23.84 Mpbs
Number of chapters: 33
Subtitles: English SDH / French / Spanish

LPCM Audio English 6912 kbps 5.1 / 48kHz / 24-bit / 6912kbps
Dolby Digital Audio English 640 kbps 5.1 / 48kHz / 640kbps
Dolby Digital Audio French 640 kbps 5.1 / 48kHz / 640kbps
Dolby Digital Audio English 192 kbps 2.0 / 48kHz / 192kbps
Dolby Digital Audio English 192 kbps 2.0 / 48kHz / 192kbps
Dolby Digital Audio Spanish 256 kbps 2.0 / 48kHz / 256kbps

#Audio commentary x 2
#6 Deleted scenes:
- "Friends don't some easy" (1:25)
- "Cruel and Unusual Punishment" (1:36)
- "It wouldn't kill you" (0:49)
- "She's All Yours" (1:00)
- "Sunday service" (1:18)
- "Sunshine strikes back" (1:47)
#Featurettes
--"Denzel Becomes Boone" (6:12)
--"Beating The Odds" (6:17)
--"Remember The Titans: An Inspirational Journey Behind The Scenes" (20:55)
#Trailers

Read this reviews before You buy...

"worth it", I just watched this movie and midway through it I had to stop and do some research. I basically groaned when I noticed that Disney did the film because I do NOT trust disney to ever stick to the facts when presenting anything "based on a true story". I was shocked by what I found.
They didnt stick to all the facts. No suprise. But what DID suprise me was how many they actually did stick with. Sure they took artistic license but at least I didnt have to chuck it as a total work of fiction...and more importantly I think they caught the "spirit" of the story pretty damn well. Unity is possible. Not easy. But possible. And it can produce dramatically good results.

Of course I would have loved the movie anyway since Denzel was in it, lol. Hes always good.

Its a must see movie and although it does get a bit corny here and there overall its a winner. After you watch it go check out the true story behind it. Good stuff.

"Seen It All Before", Denzel Washington stars as a coach brought in to lead a hitherto white high school team, circa 1971, to both victory and racial accord. Well practiced at spinning dross into gold, the actor has enough authority to make you briefly forget the corruption of Gregory Allen Howard's script -- he can clear a frequency for himself amid even the worst static. As one of those black characters who's never wrong, essentially because being wrong would make him human, Washington eases past the thicket of platitudes, slipping by child actors whose scene-stealing tactics would shame Walter Brennan and playing off the rest of the otherwise likable young cast like a seasoned session man tapped to mellow the upstarts.

"Erin's review", REMEMBER THE TITANS!


This movie is great. It is about a football team in the 70's or 80's in Texas. They were one of the first teams to have black and white people together. At first the team does not get along but they go though rough times and learn how to get along and become a good team.

I think this movie is a good movie it has a very good moral. It is a good movie for everyone and any ages. I believe that blacks and whites should be treated the same. I think that you should watch this movie and give it a chance.


"Simply Fantastic.", The Story: In 1971 the T.C. Williams High School is desegregated and Herman Boone Played by Denzel Washington is hired as the Head Coach of the football team in place of the previous coach Bill Yoast played by Bill Patton. This replacing causes an outrage as the white kids refuse to play for a black coach. In order to get the white and black students to play together Boone hires Yoast as his defensive coach and takes the kids to camp to give them a tough lesson in brotherhood. After hard work and being pushed by the coach to get to know each other and see past the colour of each others skin the Titans are born and on entering the season they become an unstoppable team.

The Review: Simply the story telling, the inspirational acting and the fact that this is based on a true story makes this film a masterpiece and something truly memorable. As a person who takes an interest in the race relations of the mid 60s and 70s America, this is an educational film that shows me these decades weren't all full of racial hatred. Denzel, once again takes on a convincing role as Coach Boone. Washington embraces roles from this era and he showed us once again why he is considered one of the greatest African American actors of all time. Ryan Hurst who plays Gerry Bertier, and who in my opinion is a very underrated actor gave an exceptional performance when displaying the young white kid full of hate who then learned the error of his ways to become best friends with Julius Campbell his Black athletic equal.

A very good movie which I would highly recommend to the masses.

"256 Reviews????", It seems like everyone else... including myself.. thinks this is a great movie and an awesome blu-ray...

..So...

yea..

Go out and buy this... its an awesome blu-ray.. and a great movie...