Lean On Me Movie Review

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  A.Jadon Moses 2022510065 AI&DS,B Tech 2nd year  Content: Lean On Me Movie Review .. Morgan Freeman's character Joe Clark, the principal of a problematic inner-city high school, was given this role in the movie Lean on Me. The majority of the kids at this high school were members of underrepresented groups who dealt with racism, drugs, and poverty on a daily basis. The state of New Jersey asserted that the instructors were failing to impart in the students the fundamental knowledge and abilities required to succeed in the real world, and that the school was only going to get worse.I believe that the state's inadequate funding and lack of resources for the schools contributed to their subpar programming. The students that attended the institution lacked direction and motivation. They didn't know what they wanted to make of their life. Their family and instructors needed to provide them with inspiration. But as this movie shows, kids growing up in inner cities frequently...

  Lean On Me     "Lean on Me" opens by introducing viewers to Eastside High School, a troubled inner-city institution plagued by violence, drugs, and academic underachievement. The audience watches the school's chaotic and deteriorating situation, preparing for the entrance of Joe Clark, the new principal. Clark's reputation precedes him as a tenacious and unwavering leader determined to turn the institution around. This beginning effectively defines both the environment and the fundamental conflict of the film.    The screenplay of "Lean on Me" is structured to follow the journey of Joe Clark as he takes on the monumental task of transforming Eastside High. It expertly weaves together various subplots, including Clark's clashes with the school board, his unconventional disciplinary methods, and the personal struggles of students and faculty. The dialogue is sharp and memorable, conveying the intensity of the challenges faced by the characters while al...

  Title : my opinions and reviews of lean on movie Lean on Me" is a must-see movie. From challenging systems to getting to know students and families to being bold enough to step up... and at times sit back. i.e. students' rendition of the school song This movie is inspiring with a real glimpse of educational matters and actions for change to improve the learning experience for all students. Every student needs and deserves quality instruction that connects ideas, deepens understanding, and encourages them to push forward for greater.He is perfect for this strong part of principal at Eastside High. His disciplined yet loving authority was fun to watch. Also in the cast, Mr Darnell(Michael Beach) and Dr. Frank Napier(Robert Guillaume) along with Joe Clark(Morgan Freeman) were  probably the most dominant actors. There was also a great supporting cast as listed above. Mayor Don Bottman(Alan North) played the perfect power hungry politician for this movie. This movie is truely ins...

  Title: My opinions and reviews of  "Lean on Me (1989)” Movie Introduction: "Lean on Me," directed by John G. Avildsen, stands as a timeless testament to the power of leadership, the resilience of communities, and the transformative potential of education. Released in 1989, this inspiring film is based on the true story of Joe Clark, a controversial yet effective principal who took drastic measures to turn around a troubled inner-city school in Paterson, New Jersey. As we delve into the narrative of "Lean on Me," we uncover profound lessons about perseverance, integrity, and the pursuit of excellence in the face of adversity. The Setting: Set against the backdrop of Eastside High School, a once-proud institution plagued by violence, drugs, and academic underachievement, "Lean on Me" transports viewers into the heart of urban America during the 1980s. The school symbolizes a microcosm of societal challenges, where systemic issues threaten to derail th...

  FILM APPRECIATION ASSIGNMENT LEAN ON ME FILM REVIEW -SHALINI K(2022506066) B.TECH IT "Lean on Me" is a compelling film directed by John G. Avildsen, known for his work on "Rocky" and "The Karate Kid." Released in 1989, this drama is based on the real-life story of Joe Clark, a controversial and charismatic high school principal who is determined to improve the failing Eastside High School in Paterson, New Jersey. The film opens with Eastside High School in chaos, plagued by violence, drugs, and academic failure. The students are unruly, the teachers are demoralized, and the community is losing hope. Enter Joe Clark, played by Morgan Freeman in a powerhouse performance. Clark is a no-nonsense leader who believes in strict discipline and high expectations. One of the film's strengths is its portrayal of Joe Clark as a complex and flawed character. While he is undeniably tough and sometimes abrasive, he is also deeply passionate about his students' ...

  A review on the movie - “Lean On Me” -C.S.P.Samyukthha 2022506047 Information Technology Introduction: Welcome to the captivating world of "Lean on Me," a timeless cinematic masterpiece that transcends mere entertainment to delve deep into the heart of urban America. Directed by the esteemed John G. Avildsen and brought to life by the incomparable Morgan Freeman, this film is not just a narrative; it's an immersive journey into the realms of resilience, redemption, and the transformative power of education. From the very outset, viewers are entranced by the raw emotion and profound thematic depth that permeate every frame, setting the stage for a cinematic experience unlike any other. Unique Perspective: "Lean on Me" offers a unique and refreshing perspective on the challenges faced by educators and students in underserved communities. Through the lens of Joe Clark, brilliantly portrayed by Morgan Freeman, we are thrust into the dynamic and often tumultuous en...

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  LEAN ON ME                                  -JOHN G.AVILDSEN.   " Lean on Me " is a drama that delves into the challenges and triumphs of education, leadership, and community. Directed by John G .Avildsen and written by Michael Schiffer the film stars Morgan Freeman in a powerhouse performance as Joe Clark, a tough-as-nails principal tasked with turning around a failing inner-city high school.     The story takes after Joe Clark's irregular strategies as he takes extreme measures to instill teach and scholastic thoroughness inside the school. He faces resistance from both understudies and staff, but his immovable assurance to make strides the school's benchmarks and reestablish its notoriety drives him forward. From a specialized point of view, "Incline on Me" exceeds expectations in its depict...

  FILM APPRECIATION - HU5247 MOVIE BLOG LEAN ON ME (1989) Thushiyanth K - 2021504555 Department of Electronics Engineering (ECE) Lean on Me: Tough Love in the Inner City Morgan Freeman delivers an awestrucking performance in "Lean on Me," a 1989 film that tackles the striking realities of urban education. This isn't a normal feel-good high school movie. It's a raw portrayal of a failing school and the unorthodox methods used to try and save it. Taking a Stand: Enter Joe Clark Eastside High School is a warzone. Drugs, violence, and lack of interest, feelings and concern. Joe Clark, a new principal with a no-nonsense attitude and a thick rulebook. Clark throws out the welcome mat and slams the door shut on bad behavior. Metal detectors become a daily routine, school hours stretch longer, and even the neighborhood feels Clark's watchful eye. The Price of Progress? Clark's methods are drastic. Students bristle under his iron fist. Teachers question his tactics. Pa...