![With the introduction of racially integrated schools in 1971, a group of black and white football players are forced to share the field playing for the same team. The white coach (Will Patton) steps down, leaving the job to the black coach (Denzel Washington) who’s forced to work through not only the dysfunctional mechanics of [...]](http://www.tribute.ca/news/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/rememberthetitans-460x315.jpg "Remember the Titans")
Remember the Titans
With the introduction of racially integrated schools in 1971, a group of black and white football players are forced to share the field playing for the same team. The white coach (Will Patton) steps down, leaving the job to the black coach (Denzel Washington) who's forced to work through not only the dysfunctional mechanics of the team but also the backlash of a community refusing to part with their racist ways.Comments
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Opppsss, how could we all forget about these great football movies!!!! Rudy, Wildcats, The Second String and these ones are not really football movies but still worth seeing….Jerry Maguire and The Last Boyscout!
Any Given Sunday….. Waterboy……..The Replacements……
Not including “any given Sunday” is bad enough, but to put “gridiron gang” and “The Longest Yard” in front of “Remember the Titans” is downright criminal. Anyone remember a movie called “The Program”? it was deserving a lot more than some others to be on that list.
You guys dropped the ball on this one…forgot one of the best football movies ever made, “Any Given Sunday”.