A film not to be missed by anyone who has played the game of life!

Rating: 10/10 (12 October 2000)

"Remember the Titans" could have easily been entitled, "Pride and Prejudice". Pride for one's own self and his fellow brothren, in this case teammates, won over the prejudices and bigotry that was prevalent back in the days of the film's setting. This exquisite film won over not only me, but the entire multiracial audience in the theater. The acting was superb especially in the interaction between the two coaches played by Denzel and Bill Patton, two foes who united for the good of the team. The writing was true to life even with it being based on a true story. The writer definitely did his research or he had played much football in his day. I was especially impress by the performance of Ryan Hurst in the role of the Team captain. His range of emotions surpass his years and experience as an actor. The supporting cast was equally impressive. This is a picture that should be the example for other's to follow with regard to the lack of needless violence if only to befit the story, and the absence of needless sex unless pertinent as well. Bravo Disney.