This is my all time favourite movie.

Gottt damnnnn that's such a great movie...true perfect 10 of a movie.. from acting to soundtrack and ensemble cast...nooooo, I didn't cry shut up

Undoubtedly one of the greatest sports movies ever made. The film's story is both heartwarming and inspiring, with a message of unity and overcoming adversity that resonates with audiences. The football scenes are well-executed, and the film's soundtrack adds an extra layer of emotion. _Remember the Titans_ is a true classic that continues to captivate viewers with its excellent performances and powerful message.

>"Alice, are you blind? Don't you see the family resemblance? That's my brother." I watched this as a kid, and forgot the titans. Figured I would rewatch it for the 20th anniversary and I forgot how good Denzel is in every movie he is in. This world has issues, but doesn't mean I won't take a win where I can get one.

'Remember the Titans' tackles some social issues of 1971 to deliver a heartfelt film about an American football team. Denzel Washington is obviously the star of the show here. He gives a terrific performance as Herman, quite a few excellent scenes involve him; as usual with his films in truth. Will Patton is sound as Bill, while Ethan Suplee is hilarious in his parts as Louie. Credit to Ronna Kress for the rest of the casting, a lot of well-known faces in this. Ryan Gosling, Ryan Hurst, Hayden Panettiere, Donald Faison - that's pretty impressive. As with most biopics, it isn't 100% accurate but it does a respectable job at the portrayal of problems of the time - even if it is carried by Washington & Co.