THE COLOR PURPLE (1985) REACTION – THAT DINNER TABLE SCENE WAS POWERFUL! – FIRST TIME WATCHING
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Top Comments (10)
One of the biggest failures by the Academy was to deny this film, it's actors and crew their awards. This film is a masterpiece.
Spielberg didn’t want to do the movie at first because he was afraid he couldn’t handle the depth and cultural significance of the story and thought it should be a black director instead. Quincy Jones talked him into doing it. They sought Spielberg out because they specifically wanted him to direct it and no one else. He worked closely with the cast to make sure the depiction was culturally accurate and appropriate.
An interesting thing I’ve noticed with these reactions is that the reactors don’t seem to pick up on the fact that Celie doesn’t know Mister’s real name. She hears it for the first time when Shug comes to visit, so that’s why she repeats it in awe a couple of times. All these years and she only knows him as Mister.
Shug stopping Celie from killing Albert was because Shug didn't want her to go to jail over that man. It would only have made her life worse; we saw how bad off Sophia was when she came out, and she can can handle herself.
Oprah named her company Harpo for both reasons. Her name being Harpo backwards was one of the reasons why she felt she was destined to play Sophia in this movie.
Shug and her dad didn’t have a incestious relationship. They just had a strained one cause Shug was considered a lustful and improper woman. And it was this big shame cause she was the daughter of a preacher
Albert kept the letters hidden instead of destroying them because he felt guilty. He knew separating Celie and Nettie was cruel, even for him. That's why he fell apart after Celie left him. It forced him to confront his guilt. And that's why he helped Nettie and her family return without even letting them or Celie know it was him. It was his atonement. And you see the guilt leave him when he watches their reunion. Albert found his redemption.
"The Color Purple" is a novel by American author Alice Walker, published in 1982. She won the Pulitzer Prize for it, and was the first black woman to win it for a work of fiction.
Have you ever noticed that, when reading Nettie's letters, even as time passes, Celie visualizes her sister as a kid, because that's her last real image of her... That detail is SO Spielberg and almost imperceptible. Have you ever noticed that?
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Top Comments (10)
One of the biggest failures by the Academy was to deny this film, it's actors and crew their awards. This film is a masterpiece.
Spielberg didn’t want to do the movie at first because he was afraid he couldn’t handle the depth and cultural significance of the story and thought it should be a black director instead. Quincy Jones talked him into doing it. They sought Spielberg out because they specifically wanted him to direct it and no one else. He worked closely with the cast to make sure the depiction was culturally accurate and appropriate.
An interesting thing I’ve noticed with these reactions is that the reactors don’t seem to pick up on the fact that Celie doesn’t know Mister’s real name. She hears it for the first time when Shug comes to visit, so that’s why she repeats it in awe a couple of times. All these years and she only knows him as Mister.
Shug stopping Celie from killing Albert was because Shug didn't want her to go to jail over that man. It would only have made her life worse; we saw how bad off Sophia was when she came out, and she can can handle herself.
Oprah named her company Harpo for both reasons. Her name being Harpo backwards was one of the reasons why she felt she was destined to play Sophia in this movie.
Shug and her dad didn’t have a incestious relationship. They just had a strained one cause Shug was considered a lustful and improper woman. And it was this big shame cause she was the daughter of a preacher
Albert kept the letters hidden instead of destroying them because he felt guilty. He knew separating Celie and Nettie was cruel, even for him. That's why he fell apart after Celie left him. It forced him to confront his guilt. And that's why he helped Nettie and her family return without even letting them or Celie know it was him. It was his atonement. And you see the guilt leave him when he watches their reunion. Albert found his redemption.
"The Color Purple" is a novel by American author Alice Walker, published in 1982. She won the Pulitzer Prize for it, and was the first black woman to win it for a work of fiction.
Have you ever noticed that, when reading Nettie's letters, even as time passes, Celie visualizes her sister as a kid, because that's her last real image of her... That detail is SO Spielberg and almost imperceptible. Have you ever noticed that?
One size fits all when it comes to that LIKE & SUBSCRIBE Button!! 👉 https://www.youtube.com/user/TheReelRejects?sub_confirmation=1 - Gift Someone (Or Yourself) A Reject Nation Tee! https://shorturl.at/hekk2 - Full Reaction Watch Along & MORE For Royal Rejects: https://www.patreon.com/thereelrejects - THE COLOR PURPLE (1985) - Greg's Reaction: https://youtu.be/sDk_4m9iud8 - THE COLOR PURPLE (2023) Reaction: https://youtu.be/c2crWXu1MHY