I Didn't Expect The Help (2011) To Be This HEARTBREAKING ♡ MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING!

[@Centane]

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[@Anaj-us4eo]

Watch ‘Hidden Figures’

[@jamalbradshaw8635]

Lee daniels the butler

[@bobcharles1204]

The actor who played Celia Foote, Jessica Chastain, would not do this movie until the black women actors got the same pay as the white women actors.

[@IvanCastillo-gb9vp]

I didn't know that! So even with this Movie "The HELP " White People were still Racist towards the Black Actors in said Movie. WOW! NO WONDER WHY DONALD JOHN TRUMP IS DOING WHAT HE'S DOING! THE RACIST RACISM CONTINUES!

[@a.g.demada5263]

Wow, she's wonderful

[@andreasmx]

I love Jessica Chastain, she's the soul in this movie for me.

[@kp-mp8tm]

Ain’t that crazy! A movie about black workers getting less than white workers, only many years laters it still the same😅

[@shutupnvibe]

@@kp-mp8tm the same thing I said! trying to make the movie about how bad racism was back in the day all the while still being racist is insane.

[@rahulvinalnarayan9743]

“You’re a godless woman” That scene…that scene

[@dreamergirlbaby]

Yes! I have always said that is SUCH a powerful line to say to somebody to call them evil

[@wrightfamily7381]

That was so satisfying to see her tear down the Mom I wish you could’ve taken Mae with her

[@billyhndrsn4542]

" aren't you tired Ms. Hilley, aren't you tired "

[@julie_anne]

The fact that Hilly parade around stating she's a good Christian, having that line delivered to her was chef's kiss

[@SurvivorBri]

This is one of those movies that doesn't come around too often. The acting and the story telling are perfect.

[@Jordashian93]

Viola Davis is one of the best actors alive today and she is powerful in The Help.

[@shutupnvibe]

I agree.

[@chrisashley5206]

Viola is amazing. I loved How to get away with murder.

[@AlexWVC]

“You give my sweet girl a chance” 💔

[@joellenglass2344]

It broke my heart when Elizabeth let Hilly take Abileen from those babies. She had such an impact on Mae Mobley.

[@kimberley3577]

😢😢😢

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

This movie should definitely make you cry and laugh, which is great for relieving tension. Good luck in school, young lady, and always remember, "You is kind, you is smart, and you is important!" 🙂

[@Centane]

🩷🩷

[@cinemeleon2808]

Hilly and the others weren't just mean girls, they were racists.

[@alanbaird6]

That is the literal meaning, they find an excuse to hate and destroy. Find or create a difference and then weaponise it. If there's no racial difference, they will make a class division, it doesn't matter the why, it's all just an excuse for them to inflict as much fear and suffering as they can. Sad damaged individuals who don't know love.

[@heirtoheaven]

I remember being in the theater watching this movie. As the audience, the s*** pie scene dawned on us at the same time as it did Hilly and her mother. And I remember the raucous laughter throughout the theater when we all realized what was in that pie. It was a way to connect with strangers and realize you were among friends there. We all shared a common experience of enjoying seeing Hilly get just what she deserved.

[@robincraft4682]

This is the first time I have seen a YT reaction to this beautiful, emotional and powerful film. As a child growing up in the 60s in the south, I can say this movie is definitely on point. Thank you for reacting to this.

[@pamelawilliams3144]

There are multiple reactions to it.

[@shayasims]

theres many ..

[@shutupnvibe]

@pamelawilliams3144 the original commenter never said there weren’t many reactions to this video on youtube, just said that they haven’t seen any until now .

[@robincraft4682]

@@shutupnvibe you're absolutely right. Thank you.

[@ag9953]

Celia is the most adorable southern lady in the world, I LOVE how strong her accent is.

[@LorraineVirginie]

May Mobley screaming and pounding the window is sheer heartbreak

[@georgewilliamsiii4677]

Minnie came through that door for Celia like a mama bear. Always fight for what you love. And about the men being stronger than women. Maybe. Sometimes. But women should always stand their ground against abuse.

[@MonAhgasInsomniAroELF]

sometimes standing your ground can be just as dangerous as (or worse than) putting up with the abuse. many men have murdered the women in their lives for less. but sometimes standing your ground/standing up for yourself means to leave and get yourself out of that situation, sometimes even secretly in the middle of the night. and in that sense you're absolutely right, women do need to stand their ground. they should never have to grin and bear with domestic abuse. (men too! i know men who were victims of their female s/o too.)

[@joellenglass2344]

Minnie is my favorite!!

[@entertainmentlife430]

The pie scene is the greatest scene in any movie ever!!!

[@a.g.demada5263]

True 😂 but what I prefer is how Mrs Walter and Charlotte remind it to Hilly

[@entertainmentlife430]

@@a.g.demada5263 that is great too

[@ferdinandcastagnera794]

46:36/I've had many maids through the years & never knew about how hard their own life was, until I grew up & was lucky enough to thank them for raising me!! (My own parents were emotionally unavailable!!)

[@bradcrane1317]

I just realized Octavia Spencer (Minny) was also the check-in girl at the wrestling match in Spider-Man 😂 "There's no featherweight division here Small-Fry.." 😂

[@zoew_]

as a mississippian i love this movie! the movie is set in ms and filmed here. some parts filmed about 10 min away from me in jackson ms, where the movie is set! its so rare for ms to be a part of something so big, so this movie holds a special place in my heart for sure

[@fidel2xl]

Good reaction, Centane. But regarding what you said about being part Dominican (Dominican Republic) and your family over there not treating the maids like how we see it depicted in the movie about the late 1950s/early 1960s....you have to also remember that even today in some parts of the Dominican Republic, citizens of the DomRepub actually enslave people from neighboring Haiti, forcing them to work in their homes for free. Yes, this goes on even today in some parts of the Dominican Republic.

[@tjhill8093]

Yeah OK and they'll have a surprise in their food too

[@zimvader25]

@@tjhill8093jar jar. The point is there’s no need to try to act like your people are above “superiority” when there’s literally proof that it’s still going on. Anecdotal evidence is hilarious evidence.

[@tjhill8093]

@zimvader25 what are you babbling about because you're making no sense

[@EddyMcGoogan]

Kamilla giving her mamma a hug at the end of the movie 🥹❤️

[@Centane]

❤️❤️

[@heynae2016]

5:11 its cus they're part of those groups that just join in because of the benefits it gives you. Whether it be status, parties, etc. And whenever one gets an opportunity, they're secretly jealous while congratulating you with a smile. Its a keep friends close and enemies closer thing.

[@michaelcollins2030]

One scene I loved was how concerned Mimi was when Hillys mom became confused and disoriented and tried to get outside

[@shutupnvibe]

“You’re my real mama Aibee” kills me every. time.

[@MTTT19]

I love Octavia Spencer. Everything she’s in, she always steals every scene she’s in. She’s awesome!

[@danielkillian1222]

Sissy Spacek is great in Coal Miners Daughter and Carrie.

[@danielaponte8594]

I was hoping a reaction to this movie. I liked how you connected to the maid's stories. I felt them realistic because my grandmom used to be a maid since her childhood; she cried watching this film, but she also enjoyed it.

[@NeptuneLady1957]

I remember the days in which this film takes place..and not because someone told me about it either. I have only seen one other reaction to this film. Thank you for doing it.

[@hinesmaster99]

Whether its old times or not never disrespect anyone who handles your food & give respect when given.

[@LeeMoore-tu4gr]

This is such a great reaction! Also shout out to Viola Davis for her amazing role as Aibileen!!! 👌

[@skullandbones1832]

Minny moved on in many years down the road to work at the department of motor vehicle registration to give Sheldon his learner's permit.

[@HazyHuez]

I'm from the state this book is based. We had to read it in high school, which meant we got to watch the movie. I love the Help. Its a very important novel to read.

[@rockerctereo2851]

I remember the first time I had the privilege to watch this movie. Great reaction , thank you

[@theiran]

This was in theaters when I was visiting my godmother in Corpus Christi, TX in 2011. She wanted to go see it and mum and I went with her. It was a trial of patience watching it, as multiple scenes outraged and pissed me off. I wanted to break something after watching this. But it's one of my all time favorite movies now.

[@ferdinandcastagnera794]

35:04/"Eat My Shit!" That's the best thing about the movie 🎥 that has stayed with me... even after all of these years!! Getting revenge through SHIT!! 😂😂

[@agungs8564]

I believe She Won Oscar in supporting actress couse of that scene lol

[@MadcapMatt]

Viola Davis did another amazing movie with Denzel Washington called Fences.

[@JillCrowe55]

Fences is a wonderful movie!!

[@UncleQue]

Kamilla while this movie may have indeed had some product placement money from Coca-Cola it has for decades in the southern states been that any type of soda is often referred to as a Coke.

[@Jacks_here]

Viola Davis has repeatedly expressed regret over starring in The Help claiming she feels like she "betrayed myself and my people" and that the film was "created in the filter and the cesspool of systemic racism". Bryce Dallas Howard has also mentioned that she would not agree to star in the film today, acknowledging that it was "told through the perspective of a white character and was created by predominantly white storytellers”.

[@IChooseJesus9091]

Well - Slavery, The Jim Crow laws, & desegregation, didn't happen strictly on the voices & efforts of the black people. Lots of whites perticipated in the underground railroad & efforts to change minds, & change the laws, & many whites participated in the boycotts, & other vehicles for ending the Jim Crow laws. Whites also were killed or imprisoned for aiding & abetting blacks, & being black sympathizers. During the Holocaust, Jews didn't just help themselves out of that time, & circumstance. It took a lot of Jewish sympathizers & people who just believed in doing the right thing, to help some people escape, & to deliver children & babies to safety. An extremely oppressed minority has to have Divine help & the help of those on the outside looking in, who care, to help stop what's been going on. So yes black voices, black stories, or that time era should be heard. But whites of that time were also apart of the story, & also have a story to tell. I don't see anything wrong with THIS story. I think it's a wonderful story, & everyone in it did a wonderful job. It might be fictional characters, & storyline, but the nature of it is true to character for the time period I think. Anyway, it's better than letting revisionists get their way, & make it like it never happened. 💁‍♀️

[@airborngrmp1]

I absolutely LOVED this film. This is one of the best ensemble casts ever assembled (Jessica Chastain and Bryce Dallas Howard killed it in this, I've been fans of both ever since), and they managed to take a (on the surface) simple story about the women that were domestic workers in the Jim Crow South, and turn it into a massive commentary on life, classes, gender roles, family (both yours, and the one you choose), and the all-pervasive power of race in that society. Such a good flick.

[@AnimationNation2004]

Fun Fact: my family is friends with some relatives of the author of the book Kathryn Stockett. I went to school and graduated with I want to say her nieces or maybe cousins (I don’t know the exact relation) Anyway, also the director of the film Tate Taylor was born in Jackson, Mississippi. Not far from where I live. This and O Brother Where Art Thou are two films that I hold very very close to my heart because of the family connection I have with them. For the latter, parts were filmed in my dad and grandparents hometown of Vicksburg and my grandparents got to be extras in the film.

[@ronoir2674]

Since I was in school, I've always said this while reading these books or watching these movies--- These may be our history but these moments are someone else's memories.

[@ginafromcologne9281]

That was a lovely reaction video! The movie is great and you are such a gentle person with a good heart. :)

[@joshuabom64]

i was 16 when this came out and i went to go watch it 3 times in the theater all by myself it was so good. im so happy you reacted to this such a sad movie

[@joshuawells835]

I remember watching this film twice in high school during class. The pie scene was the most memorable. Mississippi - home to the best and worst of the South.

[@Tony1771-yj8mc]

It's a tragedy that racism has been a large part of our country (US), and certain very high up people in US politics has brought it back to the forefront for the past eight years, emboldening such people to try a take us back to this time. Hopefully this November enough people will vote to keep it at Bay. Fingers crossed. I'd be lying if I said I was not nervious about this election. This is the first election where I have been nervious for the outcome because of how it will affect others.

[@simonbar-el4094]

It still is going on Look how we are treating our Jew brothers and sisters

[@dggydddy59]

You are absolutely right, friend. This is the most important and consequential election by far in my six decades, and we will either reap the benefits of a better future together in freedom or we will dearly pay the price of hatred, bigotry, division, the Christian Taliban, and a lawless dictator. How anyone could possibly choose the latter will confound me for the rest of my life. Best wishes.

[@joellenglass2344]

Lawd me too. America seems like such a mockery.

[@Blueparle]

Cicely Tyson and sissy spacek are amazing

[@A380FO]

@centane I love how you recognized that Minnie "never burned her chicken"

[@jamiewilson9280]

You should react to hidden figures. Unless you’ve already seen it.

[@Centane]

if its gonna make me cry as much as this one 😭😭

[@texwebb]

@@jamiewilson9280 I second the motion. Do I hear a third? Its another inspiring true story about our racist past and overcoming adversity. There may be tears but there is certainly joy and happiness despite the racist idiots of the 60s. Looking around today, it is obvious we still need to learn from history.

[@lilscottieme]

@@texwebbhidden figures is a much better film and the Help is not as inspiring as it was made out as both Davies and Spencer later on have spoken against the film for its white POV on racism. Davies went has far as to say she wished she didn’t take the role

[@texwebb]

@@lilscottieme I think both films are inspiring. To be informed we need to look at all points of view even when that perspective is wrong and misguided. I am tired of hearing things like "it was a different time" to explain away racism. If we cant look at a pov and point out what is wrong with it, we can't grow and educate ourselves. I am not a minority. But I want to understand the best I can, while understanding I did not live it, how we can be better humans. I am not eduacated enough to fully comprehend. But I am trying. I can only hope that counts for something.

[@lilscottieme]

@@texwebb more power to you for finding the film inspiring however I take on board what Davis and Spencer said about the film and are more swayed by what they had to say.

[@JillCrowe55]

One amazing movie!! Viola Davis is my favorite ❤️

[@jordi.lozano.v]

Such a great movie! Really beautiful.

[@bramos488]

Omg you reacted to The Help, told you it was a good movie. I mean I'm sure I'm not the only person who recommended it but I'd like to think I am..lol. This film is based on a novel by the same name. I reccomend it since you're a book worm/nerd like I am. 😊

[@mikebrown7799]

Hello Kamilla!😊 I saved this one for later because it is kind of sad. You'll do fine in your new semester. You'll adjust in no time.😉 I always thought that calling Soap operas "Stories" was kind of weird. Oysters are gross! The pie scene is very memorable.🤣🤣 Great emotional reactions to this well made film, Kamilla!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 P.S. - Sadly actor James Earl Jones passed away at the age of 93.😢

[@Centane]

This is not a soap opera tho, this movie is about the maid's real stories. Some of them were still underrepresented 🥲

[@mikebrown7799]

@@Centane No, you misunderstood me, when they were watching TV they were watching soap operas, and saying they were watching stories.😉

[@sheikaitheblueberryelf4938]

When this movie was in theaters I went and saw it at least 4 times....I love it so much. It makes me cry every time I see it.

[@christinawoolley6206]

Truly enjoyed watching your reaction! It’s the first time I’ve seen you and I cried along with you. Great movie for true! 😽🎥

[@summerrose8110]

3:25- Hilly is basically the Regina George of the 60s.

[@brianoden1798]

I bought this movie on DVD for my mother back in 2012 , it was her favorite.

[@bonkrz.]

Ahh i remember crying so damn hard at the ending scene with my mom when i was younger, 45:15 that scene makes my heart ache sm watching mae crying at the window while aibileen walk away in the distance🥲

[@hinesmaster99]

Intro's killing it Kamilla. ❤ I heard the original last weekend but I like your remake better.

[@KeilaAnn3610]

It took this long for me to realise they probably chose not to have her wipe her to drive in the fact that she does not listen to her little girl. Now finally out of the potty training phase myself i realise that was new for her.. I hate her more than Hilly honestly for the way she treated her daughter.

[@a.g.demada5263]

Elizabeth is more snob than truly bad like Hilly. At least, she realized in end how horrible she was

[@KeilaAnn3610]

@@a.g.demada5263 idk, we never got to see if she took Abilene's advice about not giving up on her.. our last scene is the little girl sobbing at the window alone, if they wanted to show that she was going to turn it around they probably would have had her at least pick her up or walk up behind her as a show of being there for her

[@a.g.demada5263]

@@KeilaAnn3610 she looked sad when Hilly accused Aibileen and even cried when her daughter called Aibileen

[@Danok009]

good accent at 12:42. looked away for a moment and thought it was someone on screen

[@RichardLBanville]

Thanks!

[@Centane]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@tonydeluna8095]

Great and beautiful movie!

[@texwebb]

More like this please. 😊

[@memyselfandi7782]

12:17 I’m not sure but I think she said the Ms. Murray won’t work out with Abilene bc at home during regular times of the day shows the houses problems, while the parties are hosted to put up this facade that all is well. She feel embarrassed and intruded that she was there, not to mention she never wanted her to do it in the first place but said sure bc of Hilly.

[@Lamballe_1792]

I love sissy spacek as Mrs Walter’s 😂 she’s the best character

[@captainofdunedain3993]

Very good choice to watch! I hope you will go your own way while picking movies like this.

[@DanielGuzman-x9h]

How about watching Hidden figures,Fences, Dallas buyers club...who with me?

[@TerriKnight-x3s]

Already have.

[@broglee9110]

In the scene where Ceila says "Well, im pregnant now" you van see the two rose bushes behind her...

[@ThePsywren]

29:49 one thing that people abroad don’t necessarily understand is how racism works in America, and especially why Black Americans are so outspoken about it. But people from the 1940s and 1950s, heck even the 1930s are still alive. And they had children. Those children are the people who are in charge. My parents were born in the 1960s. They were put into segregated nursery’s. My aunt was married to a man who first integrated public schools. My daughter’s godmother was so light-skinned that she was accidentally put in the white nursery in the 1970s. I grew up being told that I was “so articulate” in the late 1990s and early 2000s. They don’t mean that as a compliment, because they’re actually saying you’re a “credit to your race.” This film is actually depicting recent history. And these attitudes definitely still exist.

[@jameswg13]

See this come up while i just finished watching "the freedom writers"

[@mermaidreviews4693]

I cry every time I watch it

[@shainewhite2781]

RIP James Earl Jones, The Voice Of Darth Vader, 1931-2024. May The Force Be With You.

[@axr7149]

Don't forget Mufasa in THE LION KING.

[@shainewhite2781]

@@axr7149 He's part of The Great Circle Of Life.

[@angelminaj617]

Tf that got to do with this reaction?

[@NeptuneLady1957]

I truly hope you and others know he was way more than the voice of anything!! The Great White Hope, Claudine, Gardens of Stone, Fiekd I'd Dreams..so many outstanding films and he was a Tony Award Winner!

[@NeptuneLady1957]

@@angelminaj617that you need to be told is explanation enough!

[@lxos]

Omg a fellow Dominican 🇩🇴

[@dollibubbs]

yea...america, glad you see how intense it was/is

[@vanessareedhawaiinani]

I’m from Gulfport right next to Biloxi

[@license2kilttheplaidlad640]

I love that movie.

[@Tired.N.Wired11]

‘Men are stronger than women’ honey, that’s what the skillet is for 💅

[@RichardLBanville]

Read the book when you get a chance

[@JokerJ321]

Wait until the pie scene lol

[@debbiebell1801]

Hidden Figures is another great one ❤

[@chromium_ink]

The actress who played Ms Hilly is amazing. I hated her so much, I was doing godless things to her in my mind (the character, not the actress!!!). She is such an amazing actress!

[@PurpleButterfly-g3l]

My Name is Carole Huge Fan Here Please Consider these Movies they r wholesome : "Jane Eyre" "The count of Monte Christo" "The Help" "The Walk " "Up in the Air"

[@sarahb6163]

Speaking of Aunjanue you should check out some of her movies

[@bobcharles1204]

Great movie!

[@dearthofdoohickeys4703]

This movie is a strange one for me. I’m mixed black/white. My grandmothers lived through this era, and I grew up with their stories. The Help gets a lot of things right, but it is also bias in its own ways. Its message is a good one, and I’m glad for it, but people shouldn’t walk away thinking it’s a 100% accurate depiction of the times, because it isn’t.

[@rick-deckard]

Sweet ending 🥲🥲🥲

[@rick-deckard]

(Your ending is mean)

[@RebbetzenRebecca]

You need to read the book now. The movie could only tell/show so much.

[@SunShine-qk4rb]

Great reaction to this great movie

[@frisc0pn0ib0i]

It’s the same in the Philippines. Maids are reapected and treated as family. But remember the time of this move is different. Whites look at them as slaves. New sub here. You’re so pretty. As for the time, Blacks are not supposed to use white folk’s toilet. They were all segregated.

[@Wulfgar23111]

I would marry Centane tomorrow and make sure she is good every minute of the day.

[@SheniceSays214]

You should check out a movie starring Sissy, Spacek, and Whoopi Goldberg called the long walk home

[@OscarGonzalez-s9j]

You should definitely react to the green 💚🍏 book

[@kentebishop14]

That's the 50's for ya

[@jcr-studios]

The movie is set in the 60s.

[@FaZe.broski.]

You should react to all quiet on the western front

[@kirkjamesbihhhkjbgang5090]

Yes yes!!!

[@joellenglass2344]

Okay Camilla I’m more interested in your story and heritage. Is your mom Dominican? Do both your parents live in the Dominican now? What’s your maid’s name? I get so interested in cultures of others. And you said that English is your third language? What’s the other one besides Spanish?

[@Centane]

I am mix of Norwegian and Dominican, we live in Norway :) My dad is not with us, more information about that is in the description of my channel 🩷 I speak Norwegian, Spanish & English. Maid's name will be private as I never share any information of anyone other than myself online. Just out of respect as I've decided to be a public person, and they have not 💞

[@ronaldhardin7900]

You need to read the book.

[@TheVanillatech]

This was the movie that proved to me that Emma Stone was the hottest girl the world.

[@gdiaz8827]

Good movie, would have loved to meet ur mama

[@mariannehavisham8323]

Its a good film. It's also another 'white saviour' movie. A genre there is more then enough of..

[@bari9379]

1.8K ish

[@TD-mg6cd]

To get a better perspective on slavery, watch, on KZbin, "Facts about slavery never mentioned in school | Thomas Sowell". It is just over 8 minutes long and is quite enlightening.