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The Long Walk Home (1990)

Two women, black and white, in 1955 Montgomery Alabama, must decide what they are going to do in response to the famous bus boycott led by Martin Luther King.

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Renee E 15 Aug 2007

The Montgomery Bus Boycott is the backdrop of this story of a two woman, one black and one white, Whoopi works for Cissy, and won't ride the buses because of the boycott, and Cissy secretly picks her up on certain days to bring her to work, which works out well until the husband gets wind of it, feeling she's helping out the boycott by doing that. Of course, that doesn't help either because she ends up helping out with the boycott. What I like about this movie is the fact that Spacek took a look at things and such and decided that perhaps the way things are weren't right, and tried to right them. Great movie, though lowkey.

allison a 16 Mar 2007

it is an inspiring movie and an honest portrayl of one womens fight to help others and gain others their own rights

Marta R 04 Apr 2012

shantel n 11 May 2006

i liked this movie because it showed me how it was back then...

Owen Gleiberman 11 Jul 2002

Both actresses are quite fine. The role of Odessa is somewhat underwritten, but Goldberg, playing her as a modest, God-fearing woman, acts with a deep-buried determination. If she’d been allowed to show some of her humor, the character might have soared. Spacek gives a beautifully modulated performance.