Hometown Glory

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Definitely my favorite movie we have watched for this class this far, Glory, with Denzell Washington and Morgan Freeman, stands high above other civil war movies of its kind. Highlighting the issue of the 54th regiment, the discrimination of the black soldiers was prominent as well as the slow changes Colonel Shaw made to himself and his leadership traits in order to zero out that discrimination. The entire theme of the film seems to be ‘progression’, where, as the characters progress not only

black man’s ability to fight in the war. Although many were filled with doubts, the men would go on to succeed due to their leader Colonel Robert Gould Shaw who showed everyone that blacks were fighting equals to their white counterparts. The movie Glory tells the story of Col. Robert G. Shaw who accepted the governor of Massachusetts’ offered to command an all-black military.

The movie glory gives representation of people that once lived oppressed and progressed into becoming proud people. The movie glory states the vivid representation of the 54th Massachusetts infantry. Hero’s that were ignored because of racism, ended up being recognized as the movie progressed. The Infantry Regiment was a unit of free African American volunteers. The leader of this infantry was General Robert Gould Shaw, the son of Boston Abolitionists. The African American men that fought proved

Glory (1989) is a historical film that incorporates the 54th Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War. This regiment of the soldiers consisted of northern freemen and some escaped slaves but, ironically they were led by whites, who had their own perception of the soldiers. Glory includes a great deal of heartbreaking, mind- blowing, and touching scenes. One scene in particular reveals that the African American soldiers were going to be paid a significantly less amount of

The film “Glory” (1989) is an astonishing production of true patriotism. The storyline follows the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry, the first all-black military unit from the North during the Civil War. Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, a white Bostonian coming from a prominent abolitionist family, led the regiment in fighting for the Union. At the beginning, Shaw did not share the same passion that his parents possessed for freeing the slaves. Robert spent his life as a young adult traveling

The Movie “Glory” Bruce Rucker Institution The Movie “Glory” The movie “Glory” came out in movie theaters in 1989. It was directed by Edward Zwick, written by Kavin Jarre and starred Matthew Broderick, Morgan Freeman and Denzel Washington. The film depicted the story of the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry which was a military unit of African-American men led by Colonel Robert Shaw, a white man, who fought during the Civil War. The major characters are Colonel Shaw, an intellectual

Glory (Movie) Glory is a historical movie of 1989 which includes the battle of Antietam and the story of a injured Captain who is sent to his home for recovery. The movie is a narrated or shown through the eyes of a Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, a colonel commanding the 54th Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. The movie is about the first trop of soldiers which includes the black people, who were first free man or run out slaves. It is about the journey of a white colonel who had to lead

In the movie, Glory, Edward Zwick tells the story of the first African American Union regiment, the Massachusetts 54th Regiment, while displaying the hardships they had to face. Colonel Robert Shaw, the leader of the regiment, was faced with the task of training and leading the men into battle. Throughout the movie, disunity is shown between the regiment and their superiors, other white soldiers and even with themselves. Three scenes that depicted the change from disunity to unity was when the officers

The movie, “Glory” was an exceptional movie depicting the bloody American Civil War and the 54th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry. Many famous actors starred in the movie, while Broderick portrayed Colonel Robert Gould Shaw, Washington and Freeman portrayed African American infantrymen in the 54th Massachusetts Infantry. The movie presents many historically accurate events, however some parts are flawed and completely false. Especially throughout this report, I will constantly discuss how Robert