She is ugly and not spoile but dishonored...by that jackass..I don't know how she can just go through life like being raped bybher own stepfather is normal.but I know it's a horrible trauma and disadvantaged and poverty.
It's really disturbing how two grown men talk about underage young ladies as "property." Celie is basically considered worthless because of her appearance and that she gave birth to two children (against her will no less) and Nettie is treated to a higher standard yet still objectified. Hadn't even realised the vulgar nature of this scene until I watched it recently.
It kinda makes me think that Nettie was Alphonse’s favorite daughter and he was also overprotective of her. Hence why he refused to have her marry Albert.
"I'm 14 years old i have always been a good girl.Now i have 2 children from my daddy;"It' s horrible! I would like to kill the stepfather. Poor Celie.She lived hell on earth until she rebelled..God has memories.
You have to understand at that time. 14 was considered grown at that age. Women were WAY more mature at that age than they are now. Different time period.
Actually triple double, you're wrong. The out of wedlock family birth rate was extremely low and there was more cohesion among black people. We're actually WORST off in numbers than we were back then.
"she's been spoiled, twice." means she's had sex twice, so he wouldn't want her. But it's true he didn't mention that he was the one who slept with her
Spoiler alert: Later in the movie, she said something like: “Pa, not Pa. My children not my sister and brother”. Still absolutely disgusting that he was sleeping with her as a young girl, whilst cheating on her mother. And what was even more terrible, is that he married a girl from Gray. Ceile said: “She be almost my age”. So that means the girl was 13. Horrible and sad.
Factual? A prosperous black man owning a farm, animals, a huge house and land? With RACISM, SEGREGATION, PREJUDICE, and the fucking KKK running rampant in the South? If this film were factual he would have none of the listed above.
Ok snowflake, since you're feeling that white guilt how bout you turn over your pay to all those poor black women, take care of their children and be a maid to one of them. Work your white privilege off.
I first saw this movie in the 6th grade around 1985 or 1986. I was confused and didn't know understanding why was this young girl pregnant. Saw it again in my twenties and I cry at the end of the movie.
My Grandma married my grandfather when she was 12. He was 24 years old. He was a slave master son. He had property and land. They had 15 kids. I cant understand why these men couldnt find women their age. I understand this is how God brought me here. But Chile. This child marriage thing is nonsense and disgusting. No matter how you cut it.😥😥😥
Hey silly, men go for younger women because they're naive and easier to manipulate. An experienced woman their age will talk back and say no. Im watching my brother realize he's not in his prime (30s) and can't use his high school tricks. The women his age have been burned too many times and are a NOT going to be used without getting something out of it. Not about to pretend to love me and my kids til you're bored and move on. You better pay a bill or buy me a $300 purse.😂😂 He say they bichs or crazy but I'm in my late 20s now, I've been through it and am on their side not my brother's
@@remiremsar5946 seems weird but its possible to have large age gaps when people start having children young. My uncle was born in the 1800’s he had 17 children, and I think 5 are still living. Also, I have cousins that are technically part of my grandmother’s generation but are younger than me.
You ain’t lying. I feel like these men go after little girls is because they’re naive and easy to manipulate. A fully grown woman can see through a man’s bs.
Celie eventually learned that the man turned out to be her stepfather=="pa not pa..." she would later say, or rather=="father, not father..." And yet it still is tragic to be raped by any family member.
My first time seeing this film had me mixing up the sisters. At first I thought Nettie was the protagonist and after she got kicked out the house, the film focuses on Celie's point of view for the remainder of the film. In a way, I saw Nettie as a false protagonist.
Thank you, God, for changing my whole appearance every five years keeping me safe from harm. I am so grateful. I’m grateful thank you Jesus wickedness all around and only God made me not their type. I honor you , I will serve you all my day. I promise, why does our culture protect the RAPPEST like this is and then blame the victims 🤦🏾♀️
certain people are rebellious and CHOOSE to act crazy. but when you have people like Celie who are obligated to tolerate bullshit it's only a matter of time until the table turn on the crazy people. For example celie was seconds away from killing albert later in the film.why is so difficult for people to treat others with respect, I'll never know
The whyte man left and blk men stepped right in their shoes. …….Did all the same things they did to us. Thats why we look out for each other blk women we have to its all we have left no one else cares we all we got
Lo que está pasando en esta escena, es que hay dos muchachas que son hermanas. Lamentablemente el padrastro violó a Celie (la protagonista con el pelo corto), y por consecuencia, tenía hijos con él. Ahora, Mister (Señor), el otro hombre quiere casar con Nettie su hermana, pero el padrastro quiere que él se casa con Celie. Es una situación dónde las hermanas están tratadas como esclavas, y por eso, estarán separadas por mucho tiempo. Espero que lo expliqué bien, perdón si hice algunos errores. Mi primer idioma no es español.
Vanadium Kiss Sure!How can cobblestone call a masterpiece a shit.May he return and see "Superman"or other blockbusters if he thinks this awesome movie is shit.He just has no tastes and no faith.
Those two are talking about Celie and Nettie like they're selling and buying used cars. This is really a shame that life was like that for Black women back then.
Celie is not spoiled or ugly. She is smart and beautiful.
No I didn't its true
Spoiled was slang for giving birth
She is ugly and not spoile but dishonored...by that jackass..I don't know how she can just go through life like being raped bybher own stepfather is normal.but I know it's a horrible trauma and disadvantaged and poverty.
Sophia says it later "girl child ain't safe in a family of men". Sophia learned to fight. Sweet Celie couldn't. 😥. This film has the best ending ever.
oh poor Celie she is suffering in the hands of her wicked father.
Christopher Amissah stepfather
It's sad she was called ugly all her life she is beautiful
Stepfather
And mister also both men did mistreat celie.
He actually was her step father
I thank the Lord I was not born during that time because that is horrible
youknowwhatflav You probably wouldn’t see it as bad...because it was the norm...sad but true
Unfortunately, during that era, this was the "normal" for our black sistas. Besides racism, we had to deal with sexism and many other variables.
Septia Woman this breaks my heart..
That is the best way. Yall dont know how to pick husbands, yall pick pookie and Ray Ray's to get pregnant by.
It still happens; just in a ‘modern day’ way. 😢
It's really disturbing how two grown men talk about underage young ladies as "property." Celie is basically considered worthless because of her appearance and that she gave birth to two children (against her will no less) and Nettie is treated to a higher standard yet still objectified. Hadn't even realised the vulgar nature of this scene until I watched it recently.
Exactly Smh
This is nowadays how men and corporations treat women
Yup and it made me sick hearing those two bastards.
That's how it was when men were men.
It kinda makes me think that Nettie was Alphonse’s favorite daughter and he was also overprotective of her. Hence why he refused to have her marry Albert.
"I'm 14 years old i have always been a good girl.Now i have 2 children from my daddy;"It' s horrible! I would like to kill the stepfather. Poor Celie.She lived hell on earth until she rebelled..God has memories.
+Frenchie séverine I agree it was really sad how life was back then. it''s horrible now too but back then was worse
The story took place in the late 1800's. That would be the reason for the dysfunction in the first black families to raise up out of slavery.
You have to understand at that time. 14 was considered grown at that age. Women were WAY more mature at that age than they are now. Different time period.
Actually triple double, you're wrong. The out of wedlock family birth rate was extremely low and there was more cohesion among black people. We're actually WORST off in numbers than we were back then.
whether this way or that 14 or 30 being with the guy who is supposed to be a father figure is WRONG...
I can't let you have Netty! I haven't even had Netty yet!
He tells the man she’s been spoiled yet won’t say that he raped her and took her children from her 😭
"she's been spoiled, twice." means she's had sex twice, so he wouldn't want her. But it's true he didn't mention that he was the one who slept with her
That piece of 💩
@@cobaltbluevisionno, he meant she had two kids. Not have sex twice!
“Now I got two children by my daddy” 🤮🤮😞
😔
He was a sick freak! Pedophile. 🤬
Spoiler alert: Later in the movie, she said something like: “Pa, not Pa. My children not my sister and brother”. Still absolutely disgusting that he was sleeping with her as a young girl, whilst cheating on her mother. And what was even more terrible, is that he married a girl from Gray. Ceile said: “She be almost my age”. So that means the girl was 13. Horrible and sad.
@@Daintytwinkletoes Damn! Did they actually allow that shit during that period in the South?
@Par Reech shit!
When I was a baby I can remember my mom calling me Celie because of the braids in my hair. Now I’m like :/ hmm but it’s her favorite movie🤷🏾♀️
I only saw this movie once. It's so sad. Yet intence powerfully acted . And factual great movie
Factual? A prosperous black man owning a farm, animals, a huge house and land?
With RACISM, SEGREGATION, PREJUDICE, and the fucking KKK running rampant in the South?
If this film were factual he would have none of the listed above.
It’s not factual.
damn this movie is still so strong 😞
Steven Spielberg is the greatest film maker ever.
Read the book I could not put it down read it in 1 day
Black women suffer a lot. First at the hands of white people then at the hands of their own men and fathers 😭😭
For the record that wasn’t her father. That was her mothers husband
@Pia Greenlaw but it’s not facts tho
Please stop this bullshit ass lie
Ok snowflake, since you're feeling that white guilt how bout you turn over your pay to all those poor black women, take care of their children and be a maid to one of them. Work your white privilege off.
@shadowdoglaw257 Biological men do it too, especially black men and the way they treat dark skinned women is utterly disgusting!!
Always torn between my visceral disgust of Celie's treatment and my love for this film and all it represents.
I like how she kept saying dear God that's the key word God n Jesus name
I first saw this movie in the 6th grade around 1985 or 1986. I was confused and didn't know understanding why was this young girl pregnant. Saw it again in my twenties and I cry at the end of the movie.
I feel bad of celie and her daddy gets on my nerves too like Danny Glover's character.
इसे कहतें हैं पुरूष प्रधान देश।
I hate both Danny glover's character and her dad
That means they played their part; like Michael Easley’s character in For Colored Women
this movie is a classic , its a keeper .
Celie’s father took advantage of Celie. He was jus using her like she was a toilet…so sad. Celie did nothing to deserve this.
My Grandma married my grandfather when she was 12. He was 24 years old. He was a slave master son. He had property and land. They had 15 kids. I cant understand why these men couldnt find women their age. I understand this is how God brought me here. But Chile. This child marriage thing is nonsense and disgusting. No matter how you cut it.😥😥😥
how old are you?
@@remiremsar5946 I’m curious about that too.
Hey silly, men go for younger women because they're naive and easier to manipulate. An experienced woman their age will talk back and say no. Im watching my brother realize he's not in his prime (30s) and can't use his high school tricks. The women his age have been burned too many times and are a NOT going to be used without getting something out of it. Not about to pretend to love me and my kids til you're bored and move on. You better pay a bill or buy me a $300 purse.😂😂 He say they bichs or crazy but I'm in my late 20s now, I've been through it and am on their side not my brother's
@@remiremsar5946 seems weird but its possible to have large age gaps when people start having children young. My uncle was born in the 1800’s he had 17 children, and I think 5 are still living. Also, I have cousins that are technically part of my grandmother’s generation but are younger than me.
You ain’t lying. I feel like these men go after little girls is because they’re naive and easy to manipulate. A fully grown woman can see through a man’s bs.
Awesome film. What a total bastard her dad was to rape her and father two kids with her poor girl
Celie eventually learned that the man turned out to be her stepfather=="pa not pa..." she would later say, or rather=="father, not father..." And yet it still is tragic to be raped by any family member.
The father is a monster
I gots to have her, I gots to have your nettie lmaoooo
Mr. Perfect "Nettie, ya flat out can't have. Not now, not ever."
J Jadender he he
and when he couldn,t have her he hollered at her get the hell out of my house
Women back in day were nothing..we are lucky in some parts of the world
ishtar0077 black women**
basic treatment and bare minimum doesn’t mean lucky.
My first time seeing this film had me mixing up the sisters. At first I thought Nettie was the protagonist and after she got kicked out the house, the film focuses on Celie's point of view for the remainder of the film. In a way, I saw Nettie as a false protagonist.
Jake Rutigliano you didn't notice which one was the narrator?
Ugh. The way he looked back at her to make sure she wouldn’t open her mouth about anything.
What was wrong with people back then? How could they not see how wrong this was?
Two key things: IGNORANCE and INTERGENERATIONAL TRAUMA… 🥺
This is my all time favorite movie
Mines too
This one movie, I can watch over n over n over again. Anyone is South Africa know where I can get this movie?
I only have 5 favorite movies. 1 and 2 are tied.
1. The Color Purple. 2. Roots
3. Cinderella W/BRANDY 4. Appocolipto
5. Cinderella
I love those movies as well the wiz
great list!
I love all of them movies
it was like buying cattles,
Thank you, God, for changing my whole appearance every five years keeping me safe from harm. I am so grateful. I’m grateful thank you Jesus wickedness all around and only God made me not their type. I honor you , I will serve you all my day. I promise, why does our culture protect the RAPPEST like this is and then blame the victims 🤦🏾♀️
He said if you cut me imma kill you lol she wanted too :p this movie makes me cry every time they don't make this stuff anymore old n proud
Music:Quincy Jones(1985)
Lyrics: Stephen Schwartz
NETTIE you flat out can't have not now not Never
People believe, please :) I love this movie
certain people are rebellious and CHOOSE to act crazy. but when you have people like Celie who are obligated to tolerate bullshit it's only a matter of time until the table turn on the crazy people. For example celie was seconds away from killing albert later in the film.why is so difficult for people to treat others with respect, I'll never know
🙏🙌 give us this day are Delly Bread
Was Nettie his bio daughter, how come he gave up Celie but not Nettie?
Because he wanted Nettie for some really disgusting and perverted reasons, he had already given Celie two children by this time.
@@mimim6015 thank you for answering.
Yes Nettie was Pa's biological daughter. Celie's biological father was already deceased when her mother remarried.
@@marvelousmel7879 thank you for clarifying.
@@reneem4598 no problem at all.
dear God
Where's part 2?????
I hate this scene and I hate what they did to those girls.
The whyte man left and blk men stepped right in their shoes. …….Did all the same things they did to us. Thats why we look out for each other blk women we have to its all we have left no one else cares we all we got
Where can I see this movie
paw not paw
Ain't that's suga dad as well
no her dad is the priest
No, I thought so too when I was younger. But they are two different men
Sad
She was 14 poor thing..then to have kids from yr rapist dad then to be sold to Albert..omgg
she anit fresh tho spect u kno that.
Sad women had no rights back then
It definitely explains today’s society
But I tell you what I can let you have Celie
Messed up
Y he didn't want netty to go
Because he wanted Nettie for some really disgusting and perverted reasons. He had already given Celie two children by this time.
En español latino
Lo que está pasando en esta escena, es que hay dos muchachas que son hermanas. Lamentablemente el padrastro violó a Celie (la protagonista con el pelo corto), y por consecuencia, tenía hijos con él. Ahora, Mister (Señor), el otro hombre quiere casar con Nettie su hermana, pero el padrastro quiere que él se casa con Celie. Es una situación dónde las hermanas están tratadas como esclavas, y por eso, estarán separadas por mucho tiempo. Espero que lo expliqué bien, perdón si hice algunos errores. Mi primer idioma no es español.
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wat is dis shit
How dare you call a masterpiece movie shit
Vanadium Kiss wat is dis shit
Cobblestone
the ''shit'' you are referring to is a masterpiece movie
Good Shit
Vanadium Kiss Sure!How can cobblestone call a masterpiece a shit.May he return and see "Superman"or other blockbusters if he thinks this awesome movie is shit.He just has no tastes and no faith.
Those two are talking about Celie and Nettie like they're selling and buying used cars. This is really a shame that life was like that for Black women back then.
Where can I see this movie