Denzel Washington won best supporting actor for this role. Well deserved.

Morgan Freeman got up and preached that! 🙏

The spirit of them is I credible

Love the 54th

If we die Let our family no we went down standing up we died fighting for freesom

I’d like to hear more from the first guy, and Morgan’s really channeling that southern evangelical priest in Times Square

If tomorrow is our great gettin up morning. What a line. If I was nervous about going into battle the next day, I wouldn't be after listen to that whole speech.

Love this movie

If that what didn't happen ( and I'm pretty sure it did) , then it should have happened. For the boys died. But God would not let them die in vain.

What is the name of the song sung in the scene

"we want them to know, that we went down, standing up!"

"I Loves the Fifty Four" 👍🏿👍🏿

This Scene HAS GOT TO be Inspired by Jesus Christ Himself ❤❤

Don't know why, but every time I've watched this scene, I get chills. There's acting and there's real moments, this is the latter. You can't fake sincerity and these men were sincere in their expression.

One of the subtle developments in this movie is Jupiter learning to read. At first he can’t read and Thomas happily offers to teach him how to read. Theres a scene in the middle where Jupiter is reading (the bible I think) bit by bit. Here he has clearly learned a lot within a short time and quotes the book.

When all your Fav actors are all in one of the Best Movie Scenes in History.

❤

They off to fight the crips?

John P. Kee was amazing with that first verse

Beautiful

It’s a cute sentiment, but unfortunately giving bl**k people freedom resulted in a major miscalculation. They don’t appreciate their freedom & they damn sure do not respect this country or the battles that were fought to make them FREE men. Burning the flag, bitching & complaining at every chance they get, never truly seeing themselves as part of America. It’s because they aren’t. America was founded on a white, Christian identity. If you take that away from America, she no longer has her identity and will be unrecognizable. As America becomes less white, America will decline & eventually become a destroyed, shell of her former self. We celebrate this? I for one will never celebrate this. The Confederacy fought a valiant fight and I salute them. Blood & soil 👊🏻

“Y’all’s the only family I got.” Stop chopping onions mom, jeez

“Tomorrow we meet our judgement day”-Morgan Freeman

So this is the real blues music ❤❤

This scene is BEYOND powerful. Knowing that they are fighting for a country that does not love them, but still showing total dedication to the greater cause. Its the burden that specifically affects black folks. To embody that pain, pride, strength and emotion on a camera is a testament of the professionalism of these actors. I truly think this is one of the best scenes EVER filmed.

Classic

One of the most powerful scenes in cinematic history 🎥🍿😊God bless the 54th...🎗️🎗️🎗️🇺🇲🙏 Hero's 🙏🎗️❤

They all knew what was coming, haunting brave scene and exceptional movie.

If i could i would fight by their side and die with them as free men. Certainly my life would have been with a true meaningfull purpose beside today's world

“We men ain’t we” “YES”

One of the best movies I've ever seen.

We men ain’t we! Damn straight sir. Damn straight. God bless your sacrifice. I probably dont deserve it. But I try. Thanks

No atheists in foxholes. 😢

First rap song circa 1863

"We want our people to know that we died standing up, amongst those fighting against our oppression!" What a man❤

We men, ain’t we. Sigh. Finally, these men were allowed to be free men, if only for a short while. Sigh. We owe these men a lot. Too much, actually. I love being an American. Thanks 54th. Thank you and God bless.

Testimonials are sooo important in churches because you and your church family needs to share your thoughts and feelings...it's designed to strengthen and comfort and empower 😊😊😊

Why do blacks sing so well??

"We want them to know that we went down standing up"💪🏾

I come back to this video because we need it. I need you 54th, i love you lord. I love my brothers and sisters who hold that good book high through trials and tribulations. I fear no evil nor struggle nor battle nkr pain. I ask for you to give me strength to hold others up. I love you jesus and the 54th. I love you lord, i love my brothers alive and gone i love you and ask for your blessings. Amen! Glory to you good lord and the 54th. Im honored that my ancestors rest amongst your bones. White or dark, brothers they fought for freedom i salute and love the 54th. My great grandfather was white and fought alongside the coloured man, why? Not to appease culture today but to preserve freedom for all that we know now. I am glad that he died with his brethren that day in 64. I would fight with the 54th anyday. They are heroes. We fight facing the enemy always as brothers in Jesus's name amen. We fight. I love my brothers amen ❤❤❤

Denzel was a force of nature in this movie. My second favorite war movie (after Gettysburg)

One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history ❤

To the men of the 54th Massachusetts Regiment, May god have you in the great kingdom knowing that your deaths were not in vain and fought to the last man. R.I.P. and god bless the 54th 🇺🇸

The end of denzels speech still gives me chills.."we men ain't we?".. I tell myself that all the time when things are getting rough..

I have no idea why but I just love this scene so much. You can feel the brotherhood.

Something about being a man… you just know what these young men fought for… people back then really had different standards if morals. Lovely movie and scene 😢

Trip, in his signifying, comes around to the dressing down he got from Rawlins, when Rawlins said, "If there're any _______ around here it's YOU," and, "we're going to have to pitch in like men! Like MEN!" This has clearly been on Trip's mind. He says here, "We men, ain't we."

This movie has a happy ending

This part really makes me cry 😭😭😭

I felt the spirit of our ancestors in this powerful scene.