I disagree he wanted to see Junior own up to the mistake. If Junior walked in there acting a fool. Acting like Timo Cruz during that first practice he would have said no .
@chan13153 I don't think he would have acted the fool though. His mother wouldn't have allowed it. Not after personally asking Coach to take Junior back. She'd have had a stern word with her son when she went to fetch him out of the car.
She’s such an amazing actress this woman hands down always makes me feel any character she portrays puts so much effort even into small roles like this she doesn’t want Junior to end up like his older brother she wants him to get an education and go to college
Oh My God The Same Actress Who Visited That Yolanda Rene King The Granddaughter Of Martin Luther King The Same African-American Woman On Hidden Figures With Taraji P Henson.
I like how she commands the room when she walks in and despite her small stature you can tell that she is a strong woman and size is not something that would stop her being a great mother
I love that look Coach Carter's friend gave him.....like "Are you REALLY going to turn down this lady's request after she came in here and poured her mother-heart out like that?" lol
Looking out for their child while keeping them responsible and accountable, which is key. Also, she didn’t undermine the coach’s authority, but rather reinforce it. Too many parents these days protect their children from the consequences of their actions that the kids learn that they can get away with it.
@@adym15 Sometimes parents blame themselves for when their kids do something wrong, & they don’t want their kids to suffer the consequences cus of their own mistakes. Like “What my kid’s done, that’s on me”
My dad died from lung cancer about two years ago after being a caretaker. My mom and I have been struggling with a few things but we've always remained strong. As for me being 30 years old, I never drink alcohol, smoke weed, or hang out in the streets with gangsters. I still live with my mom because I don't have any new friends to hang out with yet. My mom can be a little overprotective sometimes and I know she wants me to be safe, which I appreciate. Although, I need to live a little on most days because I'm not gonna get many chances to unwind myself from hard work and stress.
Amen to that. All 4 of my sons tower over me but let someone say they coming to get me because they're showing their behinds and watch how quickly they get right.
@@TheHardik112 with some out here. However, if they've got a real mom on their side that only wants the best for them, they know when to bow down and learn the lessons taught to them to succeed. I do understand your point though. To many out here having kids just because they can with end goal in sight for either of them.
Pancho From Los Tigrillos Is The Man Version Of Spencer From Hidden Figures Because He Was born in Monterrey, Mexico in 1966 and His SKIN COLOR was dark brown The same as an African-American Except He spoke Spanish not American English White Americans And African-Americans get very angry for not speaking English in front of them. The man died in 2005 from diabetes.
Coach Carter is a great film to teach young men about masculinity, responsibility and respect. Coach is telling him to not look at the floor like a child but in the eye like a man does and stop acting immature
Mom’s are the best thing that has ever happened to earth if they weren’t there we would be alive today so cherish the time you have with your mother people
crazy how at that parent-coach meeting she was the first one to criticize coach carter for his methods, but she remembers what happens to her oldest son and how maybe he would still be alive if he had someone like the coach around the way junior does.
"You & every last one of em, quitting basketball like you pay rent. idk who you think you are , but Next time you decide to make a decision you better ask me first" lol 💪🏾
Made me tear up cause that’s me and my mom. She’ll put me in my place any time anywhere and I’ll always have that stupid face saying yes momma. Lmfaooo
I love this scene so much. I can see how deep this mother speech was. I can feel there is something really deep for this type of hurt. She lost one child and she want the other one to be successful. This was a desperate act from her. When she say he in the car tho 🤣
this scene always hits hard for me. When I was playing basketball I had an argument witih a coach bc I was an acting out. He send me home from the practice, my mum called him what happened and when he explained. She forced me back to the gym to apologize to him for the way I acted
I argree get mad at My daddy lie to My face this time he can't stopped lie to me he can't he didn't buy me sweat clothes none. For nothing next time l go buy sweat clothes by myself l don't worry about Fred no more
I love this mother much better than the than the mother of the other player at the school board meeting scene. She sees what Carter is actually trying to do, and she is not trying to get her son off scot free without consequences. She explains her pov and how important it is her son stays under Carters tutelage because it won’t just affect his school life, but how he acts in the rest of his life. She sees the bigger picture here, compared to the parents at the school board scene who miss Carters entire scene.
You need to give your students a second chance.. otherwise they will give up and think they are worthless.. they will end up on the streets. Everyone deserves a opportunity.
And every player who came back to Carter and apologized was given a second chance...after being put through the ringer to fully understand the gravity of their decision.
In addition to everything in this scene just being top notch, the editing is outstanding! The fact that the beautiful and insightful music that added so much to the emotion of this performance comes to an abrupt halt just in the time for this badass mom to go on her awesome and hilarious rant to her son in perfection!
What a GREAT MOVIE and the acting is AWESOME by so many!! EVERY Child should have to watch this and Remember The Titans as part of the curriculum before High School !!!! God Bless our young and teachers that really have their best interest at heart!!!
When she was dressed up with a blue dress when she said "ur welcome to walk for Sixteen miles" fixing up the broken car in hidden figures she looked like a beautiful woman as Dorothy. Also she looked extremely beautiful with the purple dress on Easter Sunday slice of pie she is beautiful along with Taraji P. Henson With The Glasses As Katherine Johnson.
She is honesty the best actress alive like not only is she funny asf, but also serious, when ever she plays a mom it's the most accurate thing you see perform on screen, honesty she is a top tier actress.
I love the laugh and smile by the coworker at 1:57. He's impressed and happy to see the chain of events Coach Carter has set into motion, and then it clicks that this is exactly what coach Carter was hoping for when drawing up that contract.
Isn't funny how some actors have tiny roles but really really make them count? That's been most of Octavia Spencers career till she gained recognition.
The whole premise of this scene is he’s asked to do 1000 push ups and suicides and is happy. There’s an understanding now of the work it takes and his coach’s demands. At first the idea was crazy to them, now it isn’t.
My Mama right there. Born in Fiji, dont care what Race you are, if you talk back or even look at her wrong that would be the end of it. Mama knows and Mama is always right.
This will forever be a powerful movie. I loved the positive light it painted for black men and how it showed a powerful black male role model taking charge and helping young men choose a different route.
My grade 9 physics teacher, who is also the school coordinator, reminds me so much of Coach Carter. He’s strict, formal, and always refers to us as "sir," creating a disciplined atmosphere in class. His commitment to academics is intense, and honestly, most students don’t like him because of that, even including some parents. He enforces a lot of rules, like not allowing us to play on the field without a proper jersey or sports uniform, even though our sports teacher lets it slide. He even proposed that we all need to score at least 80% in our midterms this year for us to get a physical education class added to our routine, which we currently don’t have. (And obviously no one really liked his idea.) His strictness and roasting make him seem like an apex predator, just like Coach Carter. What’s even more interesting is that he started in our school as a geography and ICT teacher, areas he wasn’t exactly experienced in, but he gradually worked his way up to being the coordinator. His transformation, discipline, and leadership are really inspiring to me, and I hope to become like him someday. His actions may be unpopular, but they carry a lot of meaning. He’s truly an ideal teacher in my eyes, and it feels like he was influenced by the Coach Carter movie, which he suggested we watch. After all this, I’ll never look at sir the same way again. He really enjoys his job and has definitely left an impact. If you are reading this sir, I want to "Thank you!"
And this scene, this scene right here, this scene sums up why she’s my favorite character of the movie. Everything she does in protection of Jr and at least try to give him sort of future, the idea of something more for Jr probably never came to mind because of the death of Darius
“Quit in basketball like u pay rent “ lmaoooo
"I don't know who you think you are! But next time you try make a decision, you better ask me first!"😂🤣
@@kainoakanoe right lol
😂😂😂😂
That’s my favorite part because it shouldn’t make sense but I does.
@@nmisa what does that mean 😂
Coach was never going to say no. He just wanted Junior to be a man and acknowledge he needed to straighten up.
I disagree he wanted to see Junior own up to the mistake. If Junior walked in there acting a fool. Acting like Timo Cruz during that first practice he would have said no .
Good catch, never thought of it like that.
@chan13153 I don't think he would have acted the fool though. His mother wouldn't have allowed it. Not after personally asking Coach to take Junior back. She'd have had a stern word with her son when she went to fetch him out of the car.
Yeah. That's an interesting look at it. That's That's up
I knew as soon as she said “you gone do every last one of em” she was ABOUT TO GO OFFF ON HIM!!!! I looooooove her
Mhm!! Ikrr kmao
Probably made him do more for her! Makin her get out and do all this lol
"Quittin' basketball like you payin' rent" 😂
She was about to beat him in the car all the way back to the house. 😊❤
Momma had him running on the way home 😂😂😂
She kills that. Playing the concerned parent. Beautiful
Best scene yo
No small roles...
Overrated
God bless you ❤
she couldnt shit right for a week in Bad Santa though.
I laugh and cry at this scene everytime - "he in the car" "You gonna do every last one of them too! Quittin basketball like you pay rent"
She’s such an amazing actress this woman hands down always makes me feel any character she portrays puts so much effort even into small roles like this she doesn’t want Junior to end up like his older brother she wants him to get an education and go to college
Oh My God The Same Actress Who Visited That Yolanda Rene King The Granddaughter Of Martin Luther King The Same African-American Woman On Hidden Figures With Taraji P Henson.
I love her acting but the funniest moment that always resonated with me is wizards of waverly place.
I like how she commands the room when she walks in and despite her small stature you can tell that she is a strong woman and size is not something that would stop her being a great mother
Octavia Spencer is a gem.
Overrated
I love that look Coach Carter's friend gave him.....like "Are you REALLY going to turn down this lady's request after she came in here and poured her mother-heart out like that?" lol
More like “are you really gonna turn down your leading scorer and D1 prospect” lol
@@brianwells5123🤣
“He in the car” love that line🤣
I just got through watching this movie this morning wow.❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
Nothing like broken English
JUNIOR 😂
@@Walterdecarvalh0100Sure, but she meant business regardless of her grammar.
Now that’s a true parent. Looking out for their child
Black Tough Love
Not just looking out for, but holding accountable
Looking out for their child while keeping them responsible and accountable, which is key. Also, she didn’t undermine the coach’s authority, but rather reinforce it. Too many parents these days protect their children from the consequences of their actions that the kids learn that they can get away with it.
@@adym15 Sometimes parents blame themselves for when their kids do something wrong, & they don’t want their kids to suffer the consequences cus of their own mistakes.
Like “What my kid’s done, that’s on me”
My dad died from lung cancer about two years ago after being a caretaker. My mom and I have been struggling with a few things but we've always remained strong. As for me being 30 years old, I never drink alcohol, smoke weed, or hang out in the streets with gangsters. I still live with my mom because I don't have any new friends to hang out with yet. My mom can be a little overprotective sometimes and I know she wants me to be safe, which I appreciate. Although, I need to live a little on most days because I'm not gonna get many chances to unwind myself from hard work and stress.
"The next time you decide to make a decision, you had better ask me first!" Lol!!
He may tower over his Mama but Mama still rules the roost!!!
Amen to that. All 4 of my sons tower over me but let someone say they coming to get me because they're showing their behinds and watch how quickly they get right.
Unfortunately that was 2005.
It’s a whole different day now.
@@TheHardik112 with some out here. However, if they've got a real mom on their side that only wants the best for them, they know when to bow down and learn the lessons taught to them to succeed. I do understand your point though. To many out here having kids just because they can with end goal in sight for either of them.
literally how 99% of mother-son relationships are 😆
Doesn't matter how old or how big we get. As sons we will ALWAYS revere our mothers.
Octavia Spencer. What a legend!
DOROTHY FROM HIDDEN FIGURES
She's an amazing actor
Overrated
Apparently she really good at making pie as well 😂
“Next time you decide to make a decision, you’d better ask me first” 😂😂😂
My Favorite Part Of The Scene Don't Think Alot Of People Caught It 😂
Mama knows best ❤
Octavia Spencer really showed up out of NOWHERE and gave us a performance like THAT. Brilliant actress
That's what she did for so many years before finally getting recognized for it.
That's the kind of mom we all need. The kind that looks out for you but still calls you out on your bullshit
Agreed
Octavia Spencer is one of the finest actresses of our generation!!!
Pancho From Los Tigrillos Is The Man Version Of Spencer From Hidden Figures Because He Was born in Monterrey, Mexico in 1966 and His SKIN COLOR was dark brown The same as an African-American Except He spoke Spanish not American English White Americans And African-Americans get very angry for not speaking English in front of them. The man died in 2005 from diabetes.
Hell no
This woman owns every scene she’s in it doesn’t matter what film or who’s she’s acting with
Octavia Spencer so talented!!
A mothers love would anything for their child.
And she will make damn sure she holds him accountable when he screws up...
Coach Carter is a great film to teach young men about masculinity, responsibility and respect. Coach is telling him to not look at the floor like a child but in the eye like a man does and stop acting immature
Mom’s are the best thing that has ever happened to earth if they weren’t there we would be alive today so cherish the time you have with your mother people
crazy how at that parent-coach meeting she was the first one to criticize coach carter for his methods, but she remembers what happens to her oldest son and how maybe he would still be alive if he had someone like the coach around the way junior does.
That was not her complaining. 😮
Only playing 3 minutes and Octavia Spencer nailed it!
No one:
Carter: You own me one million push ups.
Or 100 million pushups 😐😉
*wheres the goddamn suicides*
Before you can play
That "Before you... you better ask me first." Made me laugh so hard cause my mom used to say that to me. Kinda miss that.
When coach Carter says look me in the eye sir, u can see the potential and determination in Juniors eyes!!!
Samuel deserved so much recognition for this role. He killed it! 💯🔥
"You & every last one of em, quitting basketball like you pay rent. idk who you think you are , but Next time you decide to make a decision you better ask me first" lol 💪🏾
😂😂😂😂😂
One off the best lines in the entire movie😂😂😂😂
Lol he in the car killed the hell out of me. Like you wanna talk to him now or right here.
This scene made me laugh and cry at the same time.. This is very moving
Made me tear up cause that’s me and my mom. She’ll put me in my place any time anywhere and I’ll always have that stupid face saying yes momma. Lmfaooo
Bro that’s my moms to and I tower over her 😂😂😂
Overrated
Same here.
@@zakarijenkins341
😂lol
@@zakarijenkins341 Yep it don't matter how big you get it's like you're still a little kid
Octavia Spencer is such an underrated actress..
I love this scene so much. I can see how deep this mother speech was. I can feel there is something really deep for this type of hurt. She lost one child and she want the other one to be successful. This was a desperate act from her. When she say he in the car tho 🤣
She just doesn't want his living son to face his brother's faith...
this scene always hits hard for me. When I was playing basketball I had an argument witih a coach bc I was an acting out. He send me home from the practice, my mum called him what happened and when he explained. She forced me back to the gym to apologize to him for the way I acted
That's a good momma right there
I argree get mad at My daddy lie to My face this time he can't stopped lie to me he can't he didn't buy me sweat clothes none. For nothing next time l go buy sweat clothes by myself l don't worry about Fred no more
Let's just admit that Octavia Spenser is EVERBODY'S mom, and Sam Jackson just will not age.
one of the most touching, inspirational and heartwarming movies ever.
I love how right as they got out she started telling his ass off went straight into momma mode 😂😂
A wonderful display of a mother taking care of business.
Only if parents were still like this today.
I remember the whole theater laughing at this scene lol.
Same! The mom going "who the fuck you think you are?" (paraphrasing) was so good! Half his size ^^that is still your momma!
I love this mother much better than the than the mother of the other player at the school board meeting scene. She sees what Carter is actually trying to do, and she is not trying to get her son off scot free without consequences. She explains her pov and how important it is her son stays under Carters tutelage because it won’t just affect his school life, but how he acts in the rest of his life. She sees the bigger picture here, compared to the parents at the school board scene who miss Carters entire scene.
You need to give your students a second chance.. otherwise they will give up and think they are worthless.. they will end up on the streets. Everyone deserves a opportunity.
And every player who came back to Carter and apologized was given a second chance...after being put through the ringer to fully understand the gravity of their decision.
@@Chirpysemperboy Amen to that...
This is such a great movie and an amazing story!
This was the normal Ma before she became the crazy Ma lol
I just love her acting!
Such a powerful and moving scene, incredible film, truly!!
Octavia Spencer deserves all of the Oscar’s in the world
Thanks for posting this...my favorite scene...i love Octavia😄
I love this movie all black movies that encourage and inspire kids yes keep them coming
In addition to everything in this scene just being top notch, the editing is outstanding! The fact that the beautiful and insightful music that added so much to the emotion of this performance comes to an abrupt halt just in the time for this badass mom to go on her awesome and hilarious rant to her son in perfection!
What a GREAT MOVIE and the acting is AWESOME by so many!! EVERY Child should have to watch this and Remember The Titans as part of the curriculum before High School !!!! God Bless our young and teachers that really have their best interest at heart!!!
Octavia is incredible. Every role she takes on is awesome. 😊❤
Lol that mom is awesome! 😂🙌
When she was dressed up with a blue dress when she said "ur welcome to walk for Sixteen miles" fixing up the broken car in hidden figures she looked like a beautiful woman as Dorothy. Also she looked extremely beautiful with the purple dress on Easter Sunday slice of pie she is beautiful along with Taraji P. Henson With The Glasses As Katherine Johnson.
She is honesty the best actress alive like not only is she funny asf, but also serious, when ever she plays a mom it's the most accurate thing you see perform on screen, honesty she is a top tier actress.
She is Serious but also nice and kind and most importantly loving ❤
Every character she plays feels like a real person. It's an honest achievement.
The mom's ending rant at the end XD
Gangsta - black moms man. Love em!
Love these 2 talented actors
I love how the title of this video is “He in the car” 😂
Octavia Spencer is one of my favorite actress/actors. Haaaaaaaa
This is a strong mother who understood that it didn't matter where she sent him he needed a strong male role model
I love how she tears into her son, as they get into the car.
I love the laugh and smile by the coworker at 1:57. He's impressed and happy to see the chain of events Coach Carter has set into motion, and then it clicks that this is exactly what coach Carter was hoping for when drawing up that contract.
This is a parent all kids need
And you gonna do every last one of em 🤣🤣🤣
Octavia Spencer is my favorite actress, enjoy watching her and loved her in The Shack!
Oh Octavia, love you and all you do!
Isn't funny how some actors have tiny roles but really really make them count? That's been most of Octavia Spencers career till she gained recognition.
As powerful as octavia was, when samuel tells him to look in his eyes like a man, damn that hit
Love this movie. Moments like this really get you....
The whole premise of this scene is he’s asked to do 1000 push ups and suicides and is happy. There’s an understanding now of the work it takes and his coach’s demands. At first the idea was crazy to them, now it isn’t.
“Quitting basketball like you pay rent” 😂😂😂
This was me with my son’s coach today had to come on her and watch this 😂😂😂👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽😘
I grew up in Richmond CA went to Kennedy high.. Carter was a legend...
Such a beautiful scene.
That shopkeeper's look at 1:58 is priceless. Momma bird is on fire and hell hath no fury...
Love this scene too!
3:00 I don’t know who you think you are 😂😂😂
This scene is both touching and funny all at the same time
Great scene
Hey! That’s me with SAM & Octavia. What a throwback!
My Mama right there. Born in Fiji, dont care what Race you are, if you talk back or even look at her wrong that would be the end of it. Mama knows and Mama is always right.
And that’s on having a black mom😭
A black mom who cares
Where is that belt?
never gets old
This will forever be a powerful movie. I loved the positive light it painted for black men and how it showed a powerful black male role model taking charge and helping young men choose a different route.
My grade 9 physics teacher, who is also the school coordinator, reminds me so much of Coach Carter. He’s strict, formal, and always refers to us as "sir," creating a disciplined atmosphere in class. His commitment to academics is intense, and honestly, most students don’t like him because of that, even including some parents. He enforces a lot of rules, like not allowing us to play on the field without a proper jersey or sports uniform, even though our sports teacher lets it slide. He even proposed that we all need to score at least 80% in our midterms this year for us to get a physical education class added to our routine, which we currently don’t have. (And obviously no one really liked his idea.)
His strictness and roasting make him seem like an apex predator, just like Coach Carter. What’s even more interesting is that he started in our school as a geography and ICT teacher, areas he wasn’t exactly experienced in, but he gradually worked his way up to being the coordinator. His transformation, discipline, and leadership are really inspiring to me, and I hope to become like him someday. His actions may be unpopular, but they carry a lot of meaning. He’s truly an ideal teacher in my eyes, and it feels like he was influenced by the Coach Carter movie, which he suggested we watch.
After all this, I’ll never look at sir the same way again. He really enjoys his job and has definitely left an impact.
If you are reading this sir, I want to "Thank you!"
When she brought up the fact that Junior's older brother was killed almost 2 years ago, it brought me to tears. My dad died almost 2 years ago
He should’ve known jr was in the car 😂😂😂
Idk, majority of the time Idk where anyone is nowadays
The last 10 seconds of this scene make the entirety of the scene.
what a great scene.
Next time you plan to make a decision you better ask me first!! Classic!!!!
Thats a loving mother. I know, I have one
I just love how he still told him he still gotta do 1000 push-ups and suicides, he gave him a second chance but still there is a punishment
"I'm sorry I lied to you Martin, I just didn't want to move to Arizona"
I love Octavia Spencer! She's my fave ♥
Scouts, unaware of the 1000 pushups: "Man, that kid can barely move! What did we ever see in him?" lol
Octavia Spencer is awesome
And this scene, this scene right here, this scene sums up why she’s my favorite character of the movie.
Everything she does in protection of Jr and at least try to give him sort of future, the idea of something more for Jr probably never came to mind because of the death of Darius
And you gon’ do every last one of them. Quitting basketball like you pay rent. lol That Octavia Spencer--EMMY!
Great mom!
jajajajaaja que pelicula dios mio como estos actores ya no hay...
God we need more Mother's like this!
RESPECT!