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Bethany 2022-10-23 23:04:52
Chalkboard Jungle
The title of this film is particularly good. The blackboard is the main medium for transmitting knowledge in schools, symbolizing education. Education often represents "love and hope". ”, this film tells exactly such a story with intense conflict and opposition. I like this film very much....
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Demetrius 2022-10-23 23:24:10
Youth, Exploitation and Hollywood's 1955
It's the end of the road, boyCritic Gilbert Shields argued in 1950 about the value of teenage audiences to Hollywood: "The real moviegoers are made up of younger people . . . Children survive, they always automatically and habitually slip away to see the movies... Half of the people over the age of...
Richard Brooks
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Richard Dadier: [catches some kids smoking in the restroom] What is this? The officers' club or something? I don't wanna catch you smoking in here again, you understand? Now get out! Come on, you heard what I said. Get out!
[3 kids leave, 2 remain]
Richard Dadier: What's the matter? You two guys privileged or something?
Gregory W. Miller: We only just got here, chief.
Richard Dadier: You did huh? Well , now just get out.
Gregory W. Miller: Can't a man wash his hands, chief?
Richard Dadier: Wash them and get out.
Gregory W. Miller: Sure, chief. You gonna watch me?
Emmanuel Stoker: Maybe he'd like to wash them for us.
Richard Dadier: What's your name? You, I'm talking to you!
Emmanuel Stoker: Me?
Richard Dadier: Yes, you!
Emmanuel Stoker: Emmanuel.
Richard Dadier: Emmanuel what?
Gregory W. Miller: Emmanuel Trades. Don't you know, man? This boy here got the school named after him.
Richard Dadier: What's your name, wise guy?
Gregory W. Miller: Me? Miller. Gregory Miller. You want me to spell it out for you so you won't forget it?
Richard Dadier: You don't have to do that. I'll remember, Miller.
Gregory W. Miller: Sure, chief. You do that.
Richard Dadier: Or maybe you would like to take a walk down to the principal's office with me right now. Is that what you want?
Gregory W. Miller: You're holding all the cards, chief. You wanna take me to see Mr. Warneke, you'll do just that.
Richard Dadier: Who's your home-period teacher?
Gregory W. Miller: You are, chief.
Richard Dadier: Well, why aren't you with the rest of the class?
Gregory W. Miller: Already told you. Came in to wash up, chief.
Richard Dadier: All right, then wash up. Just cut out that "chief" routine, understand?
Gregory W. Miller: Sure, "chief". That's what I been doing all the time. Okay for us to drift now, "chief"?
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Richard Dadier: The name is Dadier. Mr. Dadier. Pronunciation is very important in English. I would hate to fail anyone who couldn't pronounce my name.
Artie West: Me too, teach?
Richard Dadier: Mr. Dadier.
Artie West: Yeah, sure.
Richard Dadier: Say it. And take your hat off in this classroom.
Artie West: You ever try to fight 35 guys at one time, teach?
Richard Dadier: [approaches West and West stands up to challenge him] Take your hat off, boy, before I knock it off.
