Glory: Rawlins confronts Trip (HD CLIP)
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Private Trip is provoking Corporal Searles (Andre Braugher from Primal Fear and The Mist) by saying him that he will never be more than a nigger for white people. Rawlins intervenes and confronts Trip. He tells that he is full of anger but he has to be a man and that he has to stop behaving like he does.
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After the Battle of Antietam, Colonel Robert Gould Shaw (Matthew Broderick of Godzilla and The Cable Guy) is offered command of the first all-African-American regiment in the United States, the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. Along with junior officer Cabot Forbes (Cary Elwes of Saw and Princess Bride), Shaw forms a strong and proud unit, including the escaped slave Trip (Denzel Washington of The Equalizer and American Gangster) and the wise gravedigger John Rawlins (Morgan Freeman of The Dark Knight and Million Dollar Baby). Initially limited to little manual tasks, the regiment tries hard to be placed in the heat of the moment.
Credits: © 1989 TriStar Pictures, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Only the great MORGAN FREEMAN could discipline Denzil Washington, that speech was worthy of an Oscar by itself!!!! Mr Freeman will always be one of the greats , that's my opinion.
Not an opinión, fact.
......Mr Feeeeeman - Gman
This scene is so powerful. Alone, it’s worth the academy award for Washington, Freeman, and the late great Andre Braugher.
That scene should be tought in every school.
Let me guess..... so you feel better about the atrocities white ppl did to black ppl for centuries... saving ppl after making them go through hell is not being just, fair or being even, we will NEVER FORGET!!!
@velCROhashFo teach those not to be full of hate and victim mentality, but instead get past from it and become better a person, and not be literal stereotypical image some racist dudes will think of them as. Sadly, racism will never go away, you can’t really ignore it, and you can’t beat what will continue to thrive.
@@hectorguy5687as if the media will ever stop talking about racism. They need it.
Morgan freeman has a very soft spoken demeanor in his interviews and in some of his rolls, but then all the sudden he has this interesting ability to drink a whole bottle of boss sauce and completely engulf the scene he's in with no mercy like he just entered an international pie eating contest or something. The dude is an amazing actor.
ruined it by bleeping it out. Let the real dialogue play. We aren't that terrified of words are we yet?
Itll get flagged by youtube
@@cerxusinvellum2289 Other links have it as is, whole point of the scene's context is because of Denzel's language, its been going on for weeks, and the Sgt.Major has had enough.
One of the greatest scenes in screen history.
One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history! Very powerful! AWESOME!
I know, cuz I dug the graves. Brutal.
If you look at the sleeves on the 0:53 mark. Thomas has 2 strips and trip has nothing.
Just the fact that NEITHER Denzel, Morgan or Matthew got an Oscar for that proves that an Oscar aint worth Shid
Denzel actually did get an Oscar but the others didn’t. Unfortunately you didn’t also mention Andre Braugher in that aka Captian Holt (Brooklyn 99) or in this film Corporal Thomas Searles. He recently died about a year ago btw
Morgan Freeman was nominated for best actor that year for Driving Miss Daisy.
I PERSONALLY WOULD LIKE EVERY BLACK LIVES MATTER MEMBER AND / OR SUPPORTER TO WATCH THIS EVERY DAY, 10 TIMES A DAY, FOR THE NEXT 100 YEARS....it may not totally straighten them out, but at least it could shed a little light on the perspective of common sense and what it truly means to be HUMAN! Not simply defined by color.
You recall a some protestors defaced the monument dedicated to the 54th. Ignorance can be educated...but stupid is forever.
Mr rose that truly was a very intelligent thing to say. I totally respect everything you have just said. These truly are sad times we are living in. Hopefully we can all come together. As one race the human race god bless you and your family sir.❤🙏🏻✌
@@christopherwilliams5912 the 54 from Massachusetts was an all black regiment in the union army. They were fierce on the battlefield and showed so much courage and bravery under fire. I take my hat off to these gentleman and and salute them. True brothers in arms and real American patriots fighting for a just cause.. The freedom of every man regardless of race, religion,or creed.. Something today's generation knows nothing about!!!!! 💪💪🏾✌🏻✌🏾🤝🤝🏾🤝🏻
…BLM people are standing up for their freedom and rights the same way that these men did, so…
Its because there are still inequities that many of these BLM protests occur. It took 100 years for Jim Crow to be dealt with and many decades later we have people of color being profiled and killed simply cause their of color.
“All men are created equal…”
But humans can’t understand this.
That guy stirring up trouble is the first guy to run off when the fighting start,
The OG putting the uppity little homie in his place
This is what modern blacks and thugs need to hear instead of complaining about racism all the time
Shut up racist
It's Amazing Movie Guys
Seems like Trip was always looking for a fight
By the end of the movie…
“COME OOOOOOOOOONNN!!!!!!”
I always recommend my friends watch glory. The speech by Mr. Freeman is worth in itself. Having Inspector Gadget in it too does not hurt either.
And 120 years later, Sgt. Rawlins great-great-great-great grandson took over a crime-ridden high school in Paterson, New Jersey and cleaned it up to make safe for learning again.
Good day sirrr!
The weight of this exchange is palpable... So amazing the juxtaposition of subordination with empowerment... Probably one of the greatest cinematic moments of connection to slavery ever... Morgan Freeman's character admonishing Denzel's character is so insanely poignant... Denzel represents the slave, the 'kid' who ran away, and Morgan represents the 'elder' statesman who has earned 'stripes' and understands the ways in which 'society' is established (at least for the movement)....
I think if he’d have punched him it wouldn’t have had the same effect as that slap
Hi
This is what so many people need to hear. Half-African myself, I wish this was obligational viewing.
Sad truth is despite being admonished by Morgan Freeman's character Rawlins Denzel's character Trip was right. None of them were viewed as equal to their fellow white soldiers no matter how much they marched, trained, fought, and even died. It would be a long time before black soldiers reached any level of equality to whites or for that matter received any degree of respect. Trip may have been provoking Searles but he was also speaking truth.
Only an actual racist could think what you just said was true.
Doesn't matter. The war's main goal was to abolish slavery. Not every white soldier is going to be fighting that war for that reason. Some boys just needed steady work and feed in those days. Not all of them are going to care about the black community, but they're still dying for them regardless, even if indirectly. Trip was a boy who was using his fists to fight everyone. Even people who did nothing to him. Trip's face at the end is him literally realizing how much time he had been wasting of his own life on being spiteful, even despite things starting to finally evoke change.
You completely missed the point of this scene and exchange, sad, may as well walk down to every major US city right now, and tell every POC age 3 and up to just call eachother and everyone else N word now.
You think they didn’t know that themselves? They knew very well what Trip was getting at. They were just tired of hearing Trip’s defeatist attitude. And he demonstrated to Trip that he was no better than these oppressive whites that oppressed them, because he was just as abusive towards his fellow black man as they were. What Morgan Freeman was trying to demonstrate thru his example, was that the only way that society could change for the black man was by choosing the high road, by practicing dignity and behaving like an equal. Not acting or believing he was below the white man. Morgan Freeman throughout the movie demonstrates that, a good example is when he breaks up the fight between Denzel and the white union soldier. He challenges the white mans racist remarks towards him in a clear headed way instead of being easily provoked by it in the way Trip is. He is insightful enough to recognize that the Union soldier is just ignorant and easily provoked by his own prejudices when he is under orders from a black man for the first time ever. Morgan Freeman’s character is so ahead of the times, his methods of reforming a systematically racist system, are the same methods that Martin Luther King Jr. was getting at. MLK’s efforts and the Civil Rights movement would not have been possible if it wasn’t for types like Morgan Freeman’s character choosing to live by a higher code despite being oppressed and looked down upon. People like him certainly existed during those times. The messages this film showcases are ideas that a lot of Americans have unfortunately failed to understand or have entirely forgot them. I would say it’s the former, a lot of people don’t know the importance of history and the true progress that has been made.
@@adamscott7354 They already do that Adam. Blacks call each other the N word everyday... whether meant to be a friendly or brotherly gesture or as an insult to one another.
MESSAGE!!!
Why didn't you bleep out "white boys"?? That's ok, huh?
1:00 censor fail lol