Remember The Titans, is a movie based on actual events that occurred in 1971. Remember the Titans is about how a black high school and a white high school were closed, and the students from both were forced to attend the same school under federal mandate to integrate. In the movie the football team is the main focus because a black man is hired to coach the team over a successful white coach. The team becomes one as the players and parents learn to trust each other, and get along. The reason I Remember The Titans is because I absolutely love sports, I love the movie, and I felt that this movie was a great fit for the topics we have covered. Remember the Titans shows many different interpersonal communication concepts such as, interdependence,…
The leadership issue presented in the film is the lack of belief in the leader-that he can accomplish better than what has already taken place. In the beginning, the only person who thought much of Coach Dale was the man who hired him, Principal Cletus. Norman didn’t receive a warm welcome nor have the trust of the fathers of the sons on the team, the town, or the team itself. Coach Dale had to earn the trust and respect in order to lead the group of undisciplined individuals he…
Julius Campbell character is a promising football player (defensive end) that becomes the leading voice of the black football players. He is a respected teammate that understand the values of teamwork and leadership. According to Daft (2014) “Stewardship as a pivotal shift in leadership thinking. Stewardship leaders guide without dominating and facilitate without controlling” (p. 177). When Coach Boone was giving the role as head football coach, the town’s African American families all gathered at his house to show their support. This is the point where Campbell was introduced as a promising leader.…
High school football is the heart of Alexandria, Virginia a town full of racial tensions. With a newly integrated high school and football team everyone must get past their inner hostilities and make a run at the state championship. (themoviespoiler.com 1) Disney’s award winning movie Remember the Titians reveals the hardships of a segregated small town. One of the characters revealed is Julius Campbell, a passionate but strong-willed black football player, who has experienced the adversity of racism and overcame it to make an impact on those around him. His character is shown through his beliefs, his passion, and his loyalty for his teammates.…
look at the film, Remember the Titans, which is based on this story. It analyzes the film using Gordon Allport’s…
For example, Coach White is the one who takes the responsibility for the first loss of the team. He could of blamed the team, or he could of gotten furious at them for not winning. Instead, he chose to take the responsibility by himself. He never reinforces the team to emulate the other teams. Instead, he tells the team that it is his fault for not training them on hills, and he even finds a place with hills for them to practice. He also takes the responsibility for having the Diaz family in their team by adjusting their practice time to not overlap with the Diaz’s job as pickers. All the responsibilities he took over for the team shows that he truly cares for the…
Remember the titans was a movie directed by Boaz Yakin. Boaz Yakin have directed many movie like Uptown girl, Death in love, Max and son on. Remember the titans is a movie about the segregation in public school and racism in the community. The aim of the movie is how to integrate the football teams to achieve one goal as they struggled to come to term and the community. The movie start with riot because of black teenager that was killed by a white shop owner. Herman Boone is assistant coach in South Carolina under white coaching staff. He was appointed as head coach over a white coach named Bill Yoast. Who was a respected member of the community He is also a winning coach, who so much love his players. The first time Herman Boone met the Titans…
In the film Remember the Titans, a small town in Alexandria, Virginia integrates its schools in the 1970s. Challenges arose including academics, hope, and racism, but the the football team united the town and revived their innocence because the townspeople had something to hope for and put all of their energies into. The weekly football games were also a place to forget about all of life’s problems and believe that light will shine through. When attending these football games, all problems seemed to have disappeared. Many southern towns create a lifestyle revolving around high school football that revives hope, and hides all of the town’s dirty secrets. H.G. Bissinger followed up in the blue collar, Protestant, republican town of Odessa, Texas…
My first experience as a leader was during my final season on the Saint Demetrios Men’s Basketball Team. Since I was one of the better senior members on the team I became a captain. I learned to effectively communicate the player’s wishes and concerns to the…
“Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something else is more important than fear.” -- Ambrose Redmon Consequently, the soul stirring and heart wrenching motion picture of “Remember the Titans” depicts so eloquently the sacrifices one has to make to stand up firmly in support of their most cherished, morally sound beliefs, and for some it causes him or her to examine whether their beliefs are worth preserving. Thus, this tale of tremendous victory against overwhelming odds is an excellent reminder that valor is a virtue that overpowers paralyzing fear. Because of integration, T.C. Williams successfully merged two high school football teams into one team, which became an unstoppable force in Alexandria, Virginia…
"Remember the Titans" is a parable about racial harmony, yoked to the formula of a sports movie. Victories over racism and victories over opposing teams alternate so quickly that sometimes we're not sure if we're cheering for tolerance or touchdowns. Real life is never this simple, but then that's what the movies are for--to improve on life, and give it the illusion of form and purpose.…
The civil unrest that occurred during the 1960’s and 1970’s is hard to imagine. For people that didn’t experience the civil rights movement, that time period is only known through movie and book images. Remember The Titans is an American film based on true events starring Denzel Washington, Will Patten, and Wood Harris. The movie takes place in the 1970’s in suburban Virginia. One of the main focuses of the film is on the integration of whites and blacks into one school and one football team. The film is very accurate in its history. Although a few details are inaccurate, such as the year the school was integrated, the director, Boaz Yakin, did a great job keeping the facts straight.…
The head coach, Boone, offers equal treatment of all of his players. His authoritarian leadership style offered no favoritism among players based on race; even to those who had racial commonalities with him. All of the players were judged solely on skill and heart in the game. Gerry and Julius served as the two strongest members of the team as the previous group leaders. The team was not able to resolve their differences until Julius and Gerry resolved theirs. The two leaders…
There is no doubt that Remember the Titans is chalked full of moments of triumph and despair. Coach Boone is constantly a source of leadership for his players and eventually the entire community. There are many times when power come into play both on and off the field. Some examples of this power that is demonstrated in the movie are referent power, coercive power, need for power (both personalized and socialized), legitimate power and reward power. These leadership concepts are constant through the movie as well as in specific clips.…
Have you ever imagined not having a coach for your sports team? Or why your coach is so successful? Even though they are very demanding, they’re essential for any team’s success. “I demand a lot out of my players, but we have fun and I give them room to learn and make mistakes,” said Coach Mike Bates. They provide structure and are the heart and souls of each team. Coaches have to love the game. The team reflects the coach, if he’s successful so will you be. The coach needs to be disciplined and teach the fundamentals of the game. They should instill moral values into the team.…