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Condition: Like New: An item that looks as if it was just taken out of shrink wrap. No visible wear, and all ...

Case Type: Paper Sleeve

Release Year: 2011

Actor: Viola Davis

Movie/TV Title: The Help

UPC: 0786936820379

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A 1960s-era Mississippi debutante sends her community into an uproar by conducting a series of probing interviews with the black servants behind some of her community's most prominent families. Skeeter (Emma Stone) has just graduated from college, and she's eager to launch her career as a writer. In a moment of inspiration, Skeeter decides to focus her attention on the black female servants who work in her community. Her first subject is Aibileen (Viola Davis), the devoted housekeeper who has been employed by Skeeter's best friend's family for years. By speaking with Aibileen, Skeeter becomes an object of scorn to the wealthy locals, who view her actions as directly challenging to the established social order. Before long, even more servants are coming forward to tell their stories, and Skeeter discovers that friendship can blossom under the most unlikely of circumstances. Bryce Dallas Howard co-stars in a touching tale of race relations based on author Kathryn Stockett's best-selling novel of the same name.

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0786936820379

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Emma Stone, Jessica Chastain, Viola Davis, Octavia L. Spencer, Bryce Dallas Howard

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PG-13

Director

Tate Taylor

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Blu-ray/Dvd

Release Year

2011

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Drama

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Region 1

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USA

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Blu-ray/Dvd

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EMMA Stone, Jessica Chastain, Viola Davis, Octavia L. Spencer, Bryce Dallas Howard

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USA

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20111206

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by matthedsouz_0
Feb 02, 2020Top favourable review
Riveting Thanks to All the Actresses!
A moving drama about black suffering at the hands of cruel white women. Tate Taylor’s period drama The Help (2011) is an interesting movie, a well made film, stuffed with talented actresses, as well as full of compelling performances from all of its actresses. However, it merely manages to brush the surface of race relations in America, instead The Help offers a safe and neat space to hail white saviors just helping out the black community. It’s ironic that that author of The Help didn’t even get permission to tell this story apparently. You find sympathy within the characters from the moving performances, but The Help resorts to too many stereotypes to feel meaningful. Tate Taylor’s direction is solid, but the real star is the cast. Viola Davis is jaw dropping as a maid forced by ... A moving drama about black suffering at the hands of cruel white women. Tate Taylor’s period drama The Help (2011) is an interesting movie, a well made film, stuffed with talented actresses, as well as full of compelling performances from all of its actresses. However, it merely manages to brush the surface of race relations in America, instead The Help offers a safe and neat space to hail white saviors just helping out the black community. It’s ironic that that author of The Help didn’t even get permission to tell this story apparently. You find sympathy within the characters from the moving performances, but The Help resorts to too many stereotypes to feel meaningful. Tate Taylor’s direction is solid, but the real star is the cast. Viola Davis is jaw dropping as a maid forced by poverty to raise white children, whose parents are negligible at best, as she must learn to stand up for herself against her pale tyrants in a tear jerking lead actress performance. Likewise, Octavia Spencer is wonderful as a tough maid and cook forced to endure endless hardships, so Spencer brings an intensity and energy to this whirlwind character. I must mention Cicely Tyson gives a wondrous performance as an old maid that raised Emma Stone’s character. Then, I should say that David Oyelowo makes a nice cameo as an inspiringly kind preacher. I love Emma Stone in The Help so much that it’s actually the role that convinced me she could seriously act. She finds strength to withstand mean girls and rude boys, so that her character can achieve a career as a writer. Her large blue eyes wide open say everything as to how affected Stone was by this role. Bryce Dallas Howard goes into next level acting with arguably the greatest performance in The Help. For such a warm, kind, and bubbly actress, Howard transforms herself into the most vile, hateful, spiteful, cowardly, loathsome racist maybe ever in a film. I hope people look back see how impressive Bryce Dallas Howard’s effortless and unforgettable performance is in The Help. On the other hand, Jessica Chastain is so warm and friendly in a very sweet and moving role within The Help. Sissy Spacek also gets to deliver a fun and memorable role as Bryce’s mother. I love how many talented redheaded actresses are in The Help. I also enjoyed seeing Mary Steenburgen as Emma Stone’s New York editor. Allison Janney kills it as Emma Stone’s racist and misguided mother. Ahna O’Reilly is excellent as a cowardly suburban mother who just goes along with whatever Bryce’s horrid character says since she has no spine. Anna Camp similarly concurs with whatever Bryce wills with an empty shallow lady figure in The Help. Dana Ivey gets her moment to shine as a repulsively racist government representative. For all the ladies’ great acting, the guys do not impress.
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by cow46boy
Sep 20, 2018
Chocolate Pie--good for the soul!
This was an exceptionally insightful film about what it was like to be a house maid in the South in the 1960s. It meant being available but not noticeable. It meant doing your job without asking questions. The chocolate pie sequence was absolutely hilarious. While the overall film was different in many ways from the book, it still maintained the same sense of "required invisibility" on the part of the Black help that was so prevalent in the South during that time period..This was an exceptionally insightful film about what it was like to be a house maid in the South in the 1960s. It meant being available but not noticeable. It meant doing your job without asking questions. The chocolate pie sequence was absolutely hilarious. While the overall film was different in many ways from the book, it still maintained the same sense of "required invisibility" on the part of the Black help that was so prevalent in the South during that time period..
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by uswill.zfm8e
May 22, 2018
A true to life story of some very brave and courageous women
This movie is spot on in portraying the very courageous black women who suffered untold oppression and insult while employed as domestic servants. The actor characters are the best. My wife and I have watched and will watch this movie again with family and friends because it touches our heart. These ladies were some very brave and Godly women! Buy this movie and share it with everyone you know.This movie is spot on in portraying the very courageous black women who suffered untold oppression and insult while employed as domestic servants. The actor characters are the best. My wife and I have watched and will watch this movie again with family and friends because it touches our heart. These ladies were some very brave and Godly women! Buy this movie and share it with everyone you know.
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by uoerPS0qQeK@Deleted
Apr 28, 2017
71 and ashamed
I grew up in Vicksburg in the 50's and 60's and do remember those times. This movie, which I've watched several times, both entertained me and made me ashamed as well. The movie was well done and the acting was well deserving of all of the awards it received. I highly recommend it to all ages as a step back in history to the deep south and to the beginning of the end of segregation in Mississippi.I grew up in Vicksburg in the 50's and 60's and do remember those times. This movie, which I've watched several times, both entertained me and made me ashamed as well. The movie was well done and the acting was well deserving of all of the awards it received. I highly recommend it to all ages as a step back in history to the deep south and to the beginning of the end of segregation in Mississippi.
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by lshosh2013
Jun 18, 2019
RIVETING!
THE HELP, beautifully written and directed, the all star cast actors and actresses are simply BRILLIANT! This movie focus my attentions to understand the true life and lives prospective with the past/present life events. Life, has it's secrets... All, that is true, seems too be HIDDEN! THIS IS A GRAND MOVIE!
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