The Color Purple

    by Yuna: Steven Spielberg

    The Color Purple is more than a film,it's a definitive lesson in Black female resilience. Celie endures unimaginable hardship, ultimately discovering her voice, her joy, and her community. Every contemporary 'strong Black woman' archetype traces its roots back to this movie. Steven Spielberg brought soul to the adaptation. 🎬📺 The Color Purple 🔥❤️

    Transcript (en)

    Celia is coming with us. Say what? Celia is coming to Memphis with us. Over my dead body. You satisfied? That's what you want? Now what's wrong with you? You a low-down dirty dog. That's what's wrong. It's time for me to get away from you and into creation. And your dead body be just a welcome man I need. You can't talk to my boy that way. Your boy? It seemed like if he hadn't been your boy, he might have made somebody a happy, decent man. Is it what? You took my sister Nettie away from me. You knew she was the only somebody in the world who loved me. But Nettie and my kids, they coming home soon. And when we all get together, we're going to sit around and whoop your ass. And Nettie, your kids, woman, you talking crazy. Boy, I got children. My children living in Africa. Africa. Learning different languages. Fresh air, plenty of exercise. And they're going to turn out a heap better than these fools you never tried to raise. Now hold on here. No hold on, Hoppo. If you hadn't tried to rule over Sophia, white folks never would have got her. Now that's a lot. Now that's a lot! The truth in it?