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Halls of Anger

Halls of Anger

★ 6.01970Movie1 h 36 mUnited States
Drama

An all-black inner city school has to become an integrated school. Few dozen white kids are transferred there, but the black students are aggressively opposed to this. The school then approaches a tough black teacher for help.

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Halls of Anger

1970

R

1 h 36 m

United States

Drama

An all-black inner city school has to become an integrated school. Few dozen white kids are transferred there, but the black students are aggressively opposed to this. The school then approaches a tough black teacher for help.
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Calvin Lockhart
Quincy Davis
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Janet MacLachlan
Lorraine Nash
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Jeff Bridges
Doug
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James A. Watson Jr.
J.T. Watson
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Otis Day
Lerone Johnson
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Edward Asner
Ernie McKay
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John McLiam
Boyd Wilkerson
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Rob Reiner
Leaky Couloris
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Patricia Stich
Sherry Vaughn
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Gary Tigerman
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Paris Earl
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Helen Kleeb
Rita Monahan
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Barry Brown
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Kim Manners
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Randy Brooks
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BAD-Saimon10

29/05/2023 22:57
source: Halls of Anger
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YaSsino Zaa

18/11/2022 08:49
Trailer—Halls of Anger
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mr__aatu

16/11/2022 14:23
Halls of Anger
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Poojankush2019

16/11/2022 02:55
White students are being bused into an inner city all black school. The students aren't happy with it...will violence erupt? This movie dealt with a very hot topic in 1970 that doesn't really exist anymore. The plot (and characters) and the the racism angle are played very broadly and simplistically. There's also a needless and very ugly sequence in which five black girls attack and tear all the clothes off a white girl. Aside from that scene and some mild profanity this plays like a made-for-TV movie--a BAD one! The confrontations, dialogue and resolutions are all too obvious. ALMOST worth seeing for a very young Jeff Bridges and Rob Reiner. Trivia: This movie was banned from Boston TV stations in the early 70s. Opposition to busing was very violent in the city and officials were afraid the movie might incite riots.
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Miss Jey Arts

16/11/2022 02:55
While there is nothing really bad about how anything in the movie is executed, just about any viewer will repeatedly think "I've seen this before" several times before the end credits. Still, you do get to see a young Bridges and Reiner, and there are some good moments, like the interesting way the chief character gets his students interested in reading. The ending is also more realistic for a refreshing change. More interesting is the movie makes the gutsy non-P.C. decision to show many of these urban black students in a negative light, from their almost constant abuse of the white students to showing how many of them are poor at reading and studying. In fact, even though the white students are shown to have their own negative characteristics, they overall come across better than their black classmates.
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abhijay Singh

16/11/2022 02:55
Having attended a Tennessee high school during the seventies, I can attest to the fairly realistic portrayal of race relations during that time. Actually, I witnessed incidents that were more violent than those portrayed in this film. The anger that the blacks displayed in the movie was very close to the emotions that I witnessed first hand. I did not appreciate at the time how difficult it was for the faculty to deal with the volatile atmosphere from day to day but as an adult watching this film, I realize how hard that job was. I agree that the non PC slant of this film keeps it a product of it's time. Regardless of this, I think that this film represents a small time capsule of realism from a time that has luckily long passed.
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🌈🦋Modesta🧚🏼‍♀️✨

16/11/2022 02:55
One of many films in the early 1970s dealing with race relations and social changes. You have a predominately African-American high school being integrated by white teens. There are also teachers and their trials and tribulations with knucklehead students. I believe this is one of the earliest films Jeff Bridges starred in as an adult (he was one of the students).
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User Review

author avatar

BAD-Saimon10

29/05/2023 22:57
source: Halls of Anger
author avatar

YaSsino Zaa

18/11/2022 08:49
Trailer—Halls of Anger
author avatar

mr__aatu

16/11/2022 14:23
Halls of Anger
author avatar

Poojankush2019

16/11/2022 02:55
White students are being bused into an inner city all black school. The students aren't happy with it...will violence erupt? This movie dealt with a very hot topic in 1970 that doesn't really exist anymore. The plot (and characters) and the the racism angle are played very broadly and simplistically. There's also a needless and very ugly sequence in which five black girls attack and tear all the clothes off a white girl. Aside from that scene and some mild profanity this plays like a made-for-TV movie--a BAD one! The confrontations, dialogue and resolutions are all too obvious. ALMOST worth seeing for a very young Jeff Bridges and Rob Reiner. Trivia: This movie was banned from Boston TV stations in the early 70s. Opposition to busing was very violent in the city and officials were afraid the movie might incite riots.
author avatar

Miss Jey Arts

16/11/2022 02:55
While there is nothing really bad about how anything in the movie is executed, just about any viewer will repeatedly think "I've seen this before" several times before the end credits. Still, you do get to see a young Bridges and Reiner, and there are some good moments, like the interesting way the chief character gets his students interested in reading. The ending is also more realistic for a refreshing change. More interesting is the movie makes the gutsy non-P.C. decision to show many of these urban black students in a negative light, from their almost constant abuse of the white students to showing how many of them are poor at reading and studying. In fact, even though the white students are shown to have their own negative characteristics, they overall come across better than their black classmates.
author avatar

abhijay Singh

16/11/2022 02:55
Having attended a Tennessee high school during the seventies, I can attest to the fairly realistic portrayal of race relations during that time. Actually, I witnessed incidents that were more violent than those portrayed in this film. The anger that the blacks displayed in the movie was very close to the emotions that I witnessed first hand. I did not appreciate at the time how difficult it was for the faculty to deal with the volatile atmosphere from day to day but as an adult watching this film, I realize how hard that job was. I agree that the non PC slant of this film keeps it a product of it's time. Regardless of this, I think that this film represents a small time capsule of realism from a time that has luckily long passed.
author avatar

🌈🦋Modesta🧚🏼‍♀️✨

16/11/2022 02:55
One of many films in the early 1970s dealing with race relations and social changes. You have a predominately African-American high school being integrated by white teens. There are also teachers and their trials and tribulations with knucklehead students. I believe this is one of the earliest films Jeff Bridges starred in as an adult (he was one of the students).
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