Walt Disney's prized asset

Rating: 8/10 (1 February 2001)

It's not often that you find a film, especially in the 90's, and especially coming from Hollywood or Walt Disney for that matter, that brings out an emotion and the true meaning of bonding between racial differences.Sure many filmmakers have attempted to create highly charged films about acceptance between a white and a black man and expect the audience to be clapping by the end of it, but rarely do the movies successfully depict a story about understanding and love between two races into a unity, and rarely does a film allow the user to be buried deep into thought about the very soul of a humans' consciousness for respect, respect for oneself, respect for one another, and cherish every moment of it. 'Remember the titans' does just that. By the telling the story of a struggle of white and black highs school football players to merge as one team in a time period where racial mistrust was high,Boaz Yakin has successfully created a film, that though predictable at times, enables us all to ultimately appreciate the better qualities of the human being.