First time watching TO SIR WITH LOVE
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Here are somethings I think people overlook with movies.
There is a lesson behind every great movie, the reason it is timeless is because the message is timeless.
Think of the best films, motion pictures that you have ever watched taught you something:
Marketing skills and strategies
Relationship skills
Health risk
Protective mechanisms
Quick wits
You name it.
If you are a cinephile - you should be ONE of the smartest people on earth. If you are not, then you really were not paying attention to what you were watching.
My life really changed when I paid attention to the details of the movies.
They are based on experiences. life experiences… so let the teachers TEACH.
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Blessed are the gentle, for they shall inherit the earth.
IM STILL LEARNING... PLEASE GIVE ME IDEAS ON HOW TO IMPROVE MY EDITING AND IF YOU WANT MORE TALKING... LOL. CAUSE I WANNA TALK
I think it will get easier hunni as you do more. Maybe give a brief synopsis of the movie before you start the review? Of course you would need to do that after the movie and put it before your watching reaction
Talk girl! We love to listen to you☺️ Make the videos longer 😉💗
I've watched many movie reactors and they tend to edit to about 30 to 45 minutes of reaction. Also, they show more of the actual movie on screen so that we know what they're reacting to. This also gives us viewers an idea of what is happening in the movie. As an example you could watch .. kazzy reacts .. she does a decent job on a movie called 'a Fish Called Wanda' .. She gets it about right for length and how much of the action we see, however, the volume on the movie sound track is far too low which kind of spoils it. Best of luck with your new channel. :)
Give a synopsis of the movie at the beginning. It helps us to understand what you are talking about better during your review. You would of course have to do this synopsis after you look at the whole movie on the paetron channel. Do a short synopsis and put it right before your edited reaction. You don’t have to give the ending of the movie away. Just give us an idea of the plot of the movie. Love you much, joe
I have two small suggestions. One, if the music scene is important or the movie is a musical, mute the song but show the image and your reactions to it. And the other one is to keep a little bit more of some scenes, to not leave the cut so small that we can't see exactly what's being reacted to it in that moment. Other than that, it's great, i'm enjoying this so much. Thank you.
I fell in love with Sidney when I saw him in “Blackboard Jungle” in the 1950’s. His mere presence makes your knees go weak. What a distinguished gentleman.
Also "Lillies of the field". Great actor
Also 'In The Heat of the Night" .................'they call me Mr. Tibbs!'
My grandma had a huge crush on him when I was a kid. I totally get why!
I’m so happy that you loved the movie.....Mr. Poiter and the teens all did a fabulous job of acting....it just felt so real.
He plays a character who is totally about class and grace.
Because of Lulu's great theme song, this movie will never die! 😁
yes ,you are so right ,we should have heard it in full , RIP , SIDNEY .
Because of Mr. Portier’s performance this film will never die
Yeah!!!!! Wish we could have heard it in the very END!!!@@barblessable
I knew you'd cry at the end because I did!
These kids were from lower socioeconomic backgrounds, and had to learn to be tough in a difficult world. We all smoked in high school, in the 70s anyway when I was at school. He certainly taught them a little about manners and class. I love Lulu singing at the end
It was the offer letter he tore at the end. He knew he was needed at the school.
It was the job offer letter that he tore up at the end. This was actually based on the autobiography of E.R. Braithwaite, who wrote the book in 1959.
I did not know this. Another reason the movie was so good because it was based on a real person's experience.
Sidney Poitier's most famous film is probably "In the heat of the night".
It won a stack of awards and it's most famous line is referenced in The Lion King, when Pumba says "They call me MISTER PIG".
Or guess who's coming to dinner
Written and produced by a Canadian, Norman jewison. As was the heat of the night.
@@wavelength7503 he did some great work other that that
@@shanenolan8252 I'm well aware, but thanks for informing me. I was just focusing on that director. Next time I'll be more specific for those who weren't understanding the connection of theme.
@@wavelength7503 your welcome I thought you might be familiar but couldn't be sure , and anyone who might be unfamiliar with him shouldn't stop at in the heat of the night , which everyone should watch definition of a classic movie
.... Lulu is in this movie, the girl with the short red/ginger hair who married Maurice Gibb (Bee Gee's) . ..... She sings this song to Sidney Poitier at the leaving school party .... Filmed in the 60's .... This movie is all about a teacher getting a new teaching position and his class is the most unruly in the school, the students come from working class homes in an area where no-one had much .... It is a very powerful movie and a journey to a superb ending ..... I love this movie and I STRONGLY advise anyone who hasn't seen it to watch it ..... Sidney Poitier is BRIILIANT in this, though he was in everything he did .... We Brits loved him ..... I'm a 60's girl (no longer a girl lol) and enjoyed the best decade that ever was .... Known as the 'Swinging 60's' ..... Wonderful Channel ... Thank you so much for this ... WATCH THE MOVIE 'TO SIR WITH LOVE' SAME TITLE AS THE SONG ..... ....... Paula x UK
This film is based on the book (same title) by E.R. Braithwaite, who was from Guyana, served in the RAF in WW2 and attended Cambridge University after the war ended (he graduated with a BSc in Physics). The book is an account of his experiences as a teacher in the East End of London. He disliked the film as he thought it too sentimental. His book also contrasted the prejudice and discrimination he experienced in the East End as a teacher with the complete lack of prejudice he experienced during his war service.
It's too bad that E. R. Braithwaite disliked the film. What's wrong with sentimentality anyway? I love movies that actually make me feel something, that move me. I mean, I guess that's an obvious statement. LOL I completely enjoyed KSO's reaction. She made me enjoy the film even more.
Thanks for that information. Intriguing life.
So glad you got to see this movie!!!!!
My favorite Sidney Poitier flick❤️❤️❤️❤️I’ve watched it hundreds of times and still cry!!!
Oh side note to make you laugh Sidneys real life daughters said when their dad was dancing with Pamela it made them cringe! They told their dad he couldn’t dance to save his life 😂😂😂😂
Thanks sweetie❤️❤️🎉🎉
Seen in the theater in 1967 with my girlfriend, been watching religiously ever since.
Best movie ever, starring the best actor ever,with the best cast ever,and the best theme song ever.
I'm so glad you you saw this movie, it's a classic. Now the song makes more sense for you. My favourite scene is when Sir shows up for the funeral and the students all gather around him, as if by being close to him they can share his strength. I think in that moment they understood and accepted him fully for the first time. For me the most powerful scene. Your editing was fine, you can't show the whole movie. Love your channel.
Oh The lovely Rita Webb, probably only remembered by Brits over a certain age.
Absolutely love Sidney Poitier, probably fair to say I had a crush on him all through my teens. 'A Patch of Blue' us my favourite Poitier movie.
Yes my favourite movie of his too
Oh YES A Patch of Blue ❤️❤️❤️I highly recommend that one too!! Warning it’s very sad very dark.. but wonderful
@@jjnyc4610 great performance from Shelley Winters too.
Rita Webb was also in The Benny Hill Show.
A Patch of Blue is my favorite of his too, it’s so heartbreaking.
I've seen Sidney Poitier in Blackboard Jungle, Lilies Of The Field, To Sir With Love and Guess Who's Coming To Dinner and he has blown me away in every movie I've seen him in.
I love this movie!!! I wish that I had him as my teacher! Teachers make a difference in a kids life. One teacher changed me, just one! My sixth grade music teacher Mrs. Zip. She was tough, funny, no nonsense, and kind. I pulled a prank by putting super glue on her desk drawers. I glued them shut. She found out it was me, and she made me come in every morning an hour early to learn an instrument. I love playing the sax to this day. It kept me out of trouble. I never ended up in jail, dead, in a gang, on drugs, or homeless because of her lessons. I think about her every day of my life! That was 25 years ago! Thanks!
YES! Glad to see this channel starting and with a movie i grew up watching and love. Sidney Poitier is one of my favorites actors. Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, Lilies of the Field, In the Heat of the Night, A Raisin in the Sun, Blackboard Jungle, The Defiant Ones, Porgy & Bess...Legendary Sidney.
I had no idea he was in Porgy and Bess! Gonna go find that! Thanks. I also enjoyed him w/ Anne Bancroft in 'The Slender Thread'--he plays a man working at a call in 'help line'. Anne B. plays the woman who calls in to talk to someone before ending her life. Sidney must keep her on the line long enough for help to arrive. Great film, highly suspenseful with amazing dialogue. Take a look if you haven't. I also remember him in 'A Warm December'. Always makes me cry.
@@shwicaz Oh, i love The Slender Thread, forgot to mention, thank you for reminding me.
Can't forget A Patch Of Blue. :)❤❤🥰🥰
Buck and the Preacher with Harry Belafonte which Mr. Sidney Poitier directed.
Great movie, nice reaction. If you would like to see some more of Mr Poitier, an even better film I've been dying to see reacted to is In The Heat of the Night. :)
this movie shows what being a great teacher is all about. the scene where he takes the class to the museum where lulu sings the song is great
Mr. Sidney Poitier's every film was brilliant. His was a life well lived. RIP Sir.
I WISH you had shown a bit of the dance that Pamela and "Sir" did at the graduation party. I feel you could have shown more scenes that you did, plus the one where he lost his temper and it looked like his eyes were going to bug out of his head as he said, "and NOT IN MY CLASSROOM."
I haven’t watched the reaction. If that scene is not included one of the important lessons of this film is lost…self respect
This was one of my mom's favourite movies and it always remind me of her (she was around the same age as the kids). Sidney Poitier was also her favourite actor. Thanks for reviewing this
Your mom was a teen From the summer of love, as I.
@@wavelength7503 she was 16 when this was released so yes. But in a British ex-mining community the summer of love didn't quite reach us lol
@@davidabercrombie5427 as I was 17. Your absolutely correct, it did not reach every one. And also in the world there were major issues of wars, racism, pollution, etc. With massive demonstrations. The theme, and the Logo "Summer Of Love" didn't necessarily mean that there was love that flowed endlessly, or young people wanted sex. How it was depicted by mainstream media.
It was in HOPE that the adults in the world, good or bad, would get the message that things have to be done/ change. As the movie depicts, it's all about racial , social class struggle. Not yourself, but if anyone sees this as just a cute movie, or as just a teacher impressing girls/guys, there in a different real reality. It's a movie about social justice, that's how Norman Jewison ment it to be, and do. Much has changed since 1967 in the USA there is no segregation, it's been removed. Things like this movie helped by getting youth involved in social struggles. If you like music try the song.
"SUMMER OF LOVE" BY JEFFERSON AIRPLANE,. I'm sure your mum would have enjoyed it. My heart warmth to you for your mom. As my son has lost his also. ☮️🇨🇦✌️
Such a great movie to start with on your journey, KSO. You should definitely check out "A Street Car Named Desire," " The Graduate, " & "Whatever Happened to Baby Jane" (the original) while you are viewing some of the older classics. I would be happy with you doing longer reations for the movies since there is so much more content. LOVE that you have decided to do this!
Yes baby Jane was a good one!
Patricia Routledge famous for playing Hyacinth Bucket (she insisted pronouncing it bouquet) in Keeping up Appearances played fellow teacher Clinty Clintridge in this movie
A patch of blue, is my favourite Sidney Poitier movie, also starring Shelley Winters
The song "To Sir with Love" was the number 1 song of the year in '67. The same year I graduated from High School.
Sydney was all over the 60s movies. To Sir with love, in the heat of the night, guess WHO's coming to dinner, the defiant ones to name a few. Oscar winner too.
I'm watching this the Day after Sidney Poitier died and almost a year after it was posted. He had one of the greatest years of any actor in 1967 which saw this film plus In The Heat of the Night and Guess who's Coming to Dinner all hits.
❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸 Sidney Poitier such a classy guy ! …. Glad you watched this ! …. You classy 2 + have ❤️ !
One of my favorite movies of Sidney Poitier, is 'Guess Who's Coming To Dinner' with Catherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracey (the last movie that Spencer did as he passed away two weeks after filming it). I think you'll really like it, especially Spencer's speech near the end.
I loved this movie back in the day and I still love it and watch it any time it is on TV.
Love this film! Sidney Poitier was so handsome and a good actor
One of my all time favorite films. Never tire of it. Even have the original soundtrack on vinyl record.
Finally! Someone who reacts to the whole movie and not just the song!
What's funny is I needed subtitles. As they said during the war, two peoples separated by a common language.
I have 4 Sidney Poitier movies I love. The Bedford Incident, Lillies of the Field, In the Heat of the Night. To Sir with Love is my favorite. I so loved Sidney Poitier growing up. Patch of Blue and Guess who's Coming to Dinner are two more great Poitier movies.
His book, the Mark of a Man is awesome. He let's you in to who the real Sidney Poitier is. He was a dish washer in New York when approached about a movie and he didn't like a scene, thought it was repugnant so he went back to dish washing. What a man. What an icon.
R I.P Sidney Poitier. This movie is very fitting for today. Mr. Sidney Poitier will be truly missed. 😪
This movie will stand the test of time. The song too. Makes me get teary every time.
K.S.O., For a film that the film company Columbia thought would never make any money or return it's investment. With no publicity or promotion this film took off just by word of mouth and with Lulu's song to become the biggest money earner world wide in 1967. Even today it still works. Cheers, Chris Perry.
Two movies scenes that reduce me to a sobbing mess every single time are the present scene in this movie where Sir can't even speak (it got you too), and the other one is the opening montage in the movie 'Up'.
Lulu also sunged the song for the 1974 007 movie, "The man of the Golden Gun"!
If you want to see a Sidney Poitier movie that will really have you in tears, check out the classic LILIES OF THE FIELD. I think it's his best one.
I second that!
It's Poitier's Oscar-winning performance.
AMEN!
Okay, great movie, and LULU does a great job. She also sings the theme song if I’m correct. Take a listen to LULU singing Shout.
Sydney Poitier was a excellent actor. You should check out some of his other films. Lillies of the Field, In the Heat of the Night 1967, Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner 1967, the trilogy Uptown Saturday Night 1974-Let’s Do It Again-and A Piece of the Action. Since you love musicals you might love the operatic musical Porgy and Bess.
A Raisin in the Sun
Lulu sings the song "To Sir, With Love"
The young Asian girl is also in "55 Days in Peking" Lynne Sue Moon
I know I am late for this reaction, but my first thought was "get the tissues ready, here we go again"...great job
I loved his autobiography.
Love love love his other movies too.
Thinking of Sidney today, RIP 🥺
So pleased you loved it. A great slice of British 60's history.
Doesn't matter if it was 50+ years ago this movie has so many good life lessons about everything from racism to growing up in a rough place to becoming a respectful adult.
Oh I wish it was longer. I love the song. I love everything in the movie. Your reaction was great, it just needs to be longer.
Your reactions are so great, your speech, your unshakeable interest in the film was enjoyable to watch.thx
Rest in peace Mr Portier and thank you.
Since we just lost Sidney Poitier, I hope they play his movies constantly in tribute, and I think they're started to.
I’m so excited to see someone reacting to this movie! It’s one of my all time favorites 🥰
This is one of my favorite movies 🍿 of all time. I love your channel,you're great
Wonderful reaction . I love this choice . Of course Poitier is a Legend and this movie is amazing . Also can’t wait to check out some musical reactions since you love music so much .
Obviously, Mr. Poitier's reputation as one of the finest actors even on screen is well-deserved, and to try to pick just one or two to sum up his career is impossible. That being said: "Lilies of the Field" is a classic; must-see Sidney Poitier film. ("Lilies.." and "To Sir.." are two of my dad's favorite films ever.) I just recently watched the last film Mr. Poitier ever made: "The Last Brickmaker in America," from 2001. Highly recommend.
Sidney Poitier owned 60s cinema. Some more you might like, A patch of blue, In the heat of the night. 1950s The blackboard jungle. Guess who's coming to dinner is also excellent, Katherine Hepburn and Spencer Tracey two American cinema legends.
This movie reminds me of the movie called " Lean On Me " with Morgan Freeman .
Another EXCELLENT movie!! I'd love to see KSO react to "Lean on Me."
One of the best and most touching movies of all time.
KSO great reaction to a great movie. Thank you. SIDNEY POITIER is a phenomenal actor. Try "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner" if you have never seen it. That movie (1967) tackled a very sensitive subject (interracial marriage). As far as Lulu, please... I have loved her since the first time I heard her (The Boat that I Row). She has gotten even better over the years actually. Now that you have seen To Sir with Love the song makes a lot more sense I bet.
I love your reactions... And you are just a doll! Thank you ! Beverly from Alabama 🙏🙏💕💕😘😘💕🙏
This movie affected me so much as a 10 year old.
One of my first male mentor
My first girl crush
My first favorite band
My first understanding of racism
Haha still great
Great movie. I haven't seen it in years. I think I watched it on TBS back in the early eighties, when I was about twelve, or thirteen years old.
You will be gah gah over Guess Who's Coming To Dinner, when you get to it. I can't wait to see you react!
Sidney Poiter - RIP. Another film that deals with social & racial issues in an inner city school is 'The Substitute' - 1996 starring Tom Berenger.
Saw this back in the sixties and still have a tear today! Such an awesome film way ahead of its tome. Now check out Lillies of the field
Guess who's coming to dinner with Poitier, Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn is AMAZING also!!!
That's it?a lousy coffee ☕. And after all he did for them. Just kidding 😂 of course it is one of my favorite all time movies. Rest well Mr Portier and thank you 😊 🙏.
Sidney Poitier's performance is so powerful in this movie. Great story and great music by Lulu. One of my favorites.
Sydney Poitier RIP.
... Champaign for Lulu! (Eddy from ‘absolutely fabulous’
A teacher in the " swinnging London" in the sixties !
this is one of my favorite movies of the era
Yes one of my top ten favorite movies. I also read the book this movie is base on.
This is my all time favorite move. Rest in peace
Rest in peace, Sidney Poitier
Another very excellent Poitier movie is, in the heat of the night.
If this film is due on tv then it’s one that I always try to watch. It’s not quite real life but gets it’s message across.
There is a follow up … to sir with love 2, an American made for tv film from 1996, it starts in the UK with Mark’s retirement but, he announces he is moving to America to teach.
I suggested this some time ago for you, but whether or not it was based on my suggestion or someone else's, I'M VERY HAPPY YOU WATCHED IT. I KNEW you'd enjoy this film, it's in my top 5 all-time faves. It's got everything a perfect film should have. Steve McQueen and Clint Eastwood notwithstanding, Sidney is THE COOLEST cat of them all. I would suggest you see the 1955 film BLACKBOARD JUNGLE, which is practically the same story, only this time Sidney is one of the students in a troubled class. The students in that film are worse than in To Sir With Love in my opinion. I like to think of this as almost an unofficial sequel to Blackboard Jungle, with Sidney many years later himself becoming the teacher, however he's a different character in each film. I'm rambling. Thank you, and glad you enjoyed this as much as I do. P.S. I cry at the end too, every time. lol
Love the theme to this. It always makes me cry.
I still love this movie. I’m glad you liked it.
Wonderful movie. Sidney is brilliant!!
Thx for ur reaction video. It was good. I love ur great colors and art work.
I'm a little late seeing this ,but wanted you to know there is a follow-up movie "To Sir With Love II" which continues the story about 20 yrs later. Love your reactions.
Back in the day most Everyone smoked EVERYWHERE! wasn't the shock it is today.
Hey hun, I agree with a few others.. perhaps more screen shots of the movie as a few times I couldn't tell what you were looking at. Thanks
That was such a GREAT movie, i cry at the end *every time.* Lulu was maried to one of the Gibb brothers (the Bee Gees).
Maurice in fact
This film is such a nostalgia trip. I saw this as a child and fell in love with Sydney Poitier and Lulu.
Sidney Poitier broke the color barrier in 'white movies'. Kudos to Hollywood for this and other Poitier movies. The typical theme is to send a white teacher into the 'hood'. Here, a black teacher enters a school with white delinquents and it works in a beautiful way.
You should check out Guess Who is coming to Dinner. Another Poitier movie with an all star group of actors who spanned decades of stardom (in addition to Poitier).
What I meant by 1st sentence above is that Poitier played roles reserved for whites in prior movies. So he broke the mold so to speak.
I add my voice to in the heat of the night and lillies of the field. Many other great movies, but this is a good start
in the 60s you wouldnt dare act your self at school the cane across the top of your legs hurts really bad, sidney poitier played a good part in the long ships, like always
Sidney is still alive he's in is ninetys. God bless him
@Michael Conway: Unfortunately NOT any more. Brilliant ( Sir )* Sidney Poitier passed away ( died ) on January 6, 2022. R.I.P.
*( Sir ) = title, not what his students called his character in the movie. Sidney Poitier was knighted by the Queen of England in 1974 [ honorary - The Bahamas has already become independent from England a year earlier, in 1973. Title given was KBE ( Knight Commander of the British Empire. ) ]
I was gonna hate on you until I heard your final word. A great movie, maybe one of the greatest. And the dialogs are great. The songs reverberate with symbolic power to the time of the movie, and if you do not see this, it is the worst imaginable blindness. Lulu touches the heart of anyone who is not stone faced,
IMO -YMV
Hi hunni! Good job. Love ya
sydney poitier is great in this! loved your reaction k.s.o ; )
Great film! In the book Mr. Thackeray and Gillian date. Of course they took that out for the film
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Before this he played one of the punk kids in Blackboard Jungle
I love this song by Lulu.