Remember the Titans

Washington and the others score in this predictable but rousing film where the big victory is over attitudes.Read Full Review »

A conventional, button-pushing but emotionally affecting tale.Read Full Review »

Has the outer form of a brave statement about the races in America, but the soul of a sports movie in which everything is settled by the obligatory last play in the last seconds of the championship game.Read Full Review »

Producer Jerry Bruckheimer, in an atypically high-minded and low-budget frame of mind, manages to breeze through most of the gridiron genre's obstacles with his admirable, crowd-pleasing Titans.Read Full Review »

If Remember the Titans is corny, it's unabashedly, even generously so.Read Full Review »

Denzel Washington, by now, could do this sort of role in his sleep.Read Full Review »

Herman Boone was no doubt a terrific football coach, but the lessons to be drawn from his success in Alexandria are ambiguous, and Remember the Titans is too wrapped up in its weepy macho sentimentality to address them clearly.Read Full Review »

A shrewd, pulpy crowd-pleaser.Read Full Review »

Distressingly shallow.Read Full Review »

A feel-good movie only in the sense that it wants to reassure today's white people about our own enlightenment and how far we've come in the evolution of our attitudes about race.Read Full Review »