What was the point of the cold sore on her lip??

Over-acting, typical of Hollywood and unwatchable after watching British tv and films- much more natural and engaging.

Who's the older actress?

Thank you for sharing my soulmate 💞🗾

"well thanks to you i had to let put every pair of pants i own" what a compliment

Ok but why was Johnny trying to park that car on her heels? Not a great start to the “I’m not going to hurt you” message.

That's a ton of food for 3 people

I find it funny she says "Minny Don't Burn Chicken" then later when the money from the book comes in she forget the chicken and burns it. Hollywood story set up. Like in Black Panther the one tribe saying they will never help in a fight later shows up to help. It would be nice if Hollywood would stop doing those kind of story set ups. It's getting OLD!

Movie name??

Why not ask the maid to get the chicken 🤮 she do it by her self

If those wyte people saw this in town they would lose their minds.

People don’t realize that southern women’s biggest skill is insulting the absolute shit out of you while sounding polite about it.

I love how her mother stands up for her❤

That’s a good man Savanna.

Great movie.🍿

Allison Janney, ladies and gentlemen. Just doesn't get much better.

The second scene is so beautiful.

Celia slaughters her own chickens. She’s pretty hardcore.

You've been eating too much pie.💩

Please what’s the name of the movie?

I still enjoy the movie, but I see more and more why Viola Davis had such issues with it. In the first scene, Minnie is portrayed as the obstacle in making a connection with Celia by not wanting them to sit together. Exactly WHY Minnie does what she does isn't explained: maids are not allowed to eat with their employers in the dining room due to racism. Minnie is trying to teach Celia how to behave in the typical Southern manner befitting an upper class lady, but we never get any insight into how Minnie feels about having to eat in the kitchen due to her race.

It's one of my favorite scenes in all the movies I've seen.

Love this movie.. really opens your eyes to how some of these black house keepers were treated back then.

I can't help it 🙏👱🙏

3:07 Mmm... Those candied carrots and that pot of peas takes me back to every family holiday dinner I ever had! Good southern cuisine is always about comfort and memories. Thanks for posting this!! 🥕🧡

before all the Emma stone plastic surgery.

Solid GOLD scene!

I know this is fiction but God smiles at situations like this.

Someone please tell me where can I watch this movie

The mother should have been like this when they made her get rid of her maid

I love them together

Gwen Stacy vs. Gwen Stacy. You know what I mean?

After she found out what Minnie put in her pie.I wonder if listerine sales,improved?

Can I have me a Johnny please 😭

😂😂😂

Go on git 😂😂😂

American shows go out of their way to project these Bible-thumping redneck idiots in a positive light.

❤😂

I cried like a bitch at the end of this scene. Hit me right in the heartstrings

‏‪1:10‬‏

I ugly cried at this scene 😢 😭 🤧

Love, humanity is beautiful ❤

0:29 “girl..” 😭😭😭

🍫🍦🥧 🍫🚽 🍦🇲🇽 🥧🙎🏼‍♀️

The acting is very moving.

After the pie scene, this was my favorite in the movie. I was watching in the theaters and everyone burst out laughing.

I love how Celia shows that regardless of the time period in American history. There’s always been white people like her that think racism and white superiority is fucking stupid. She sees Minnie as a friend and her employee nothing more.

One of the most unforgetable scenes in the movie! 😅😅😅

Wop Wop Wop They Not Like Us!!! Real Talk Plain Simple Facts 💯: ironic scene she doing everything to please her man even lying about cooking but the black lady getting her ass beat for her Man 🤔🤓😱👀💯🤔

I want toget thru it but there are too many commercials