The Help
Aibileen Clark is a middle-aged African-American maid who has spent her life raising white children and has recently lost her only son; Minny Jackson is an African-American maid who has often offended her employers despite her family's struggles with money and her desperate need for jobs; and Eugenia "Skeeter" Phelan is a young white woman who has recently moved back home after graduating college to find out her… From TMDB
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58 of 58 · most liked firstIf you’re having dinner with any crybaby MAGAT Traitors tomorrow, remember there’s an excellent pie recipe in the movie “The Help.”
unlabelledView post →“Proper Recovered Silent Film Distribution is Impossible Without the Help of the Copyright Holders Who Lost It in the First Place” by Caroline Watson
unlabelledView post →Can’t get over how cool Emma Stone is, who according to the movie The Help, is the white lady who saved the civil rights movement with her white lady journalism
unlabelledView post →AND THIS IS #TheDoubleTax. It's why the movie "The Help" irks me to no end. Not only are women the backbone of taking care of kids, parents, elderly, disabled, sick, etc., but women of color disproportionately bear that burden especially for white families. bsky.app/profile/jess...
unlabelledView post →Wait. Who is making the cookies? Did you ever see the movie “The Help?” There’s a scene involving a pie…
unlabelledView post →We live in a country that *has* A24, but this is not an electorate with A24 tastes. This is a country that put "The Help" in the Netflix top 10 after that cop choked the life out of George Floyd. Kimmel ... appeals to that demo.
unlabelledView post →Almost as devious as the lady on the movie "The Help" 😆
unlabelledView post →All white people “fighting “ for Palestine are nothing but white characters from book/ movie the Help. Pretending to care about people milion miles away, while ignoring struggles at home. And I say that as a white woman.
unlabelledView post →It reminds me of a scene from the movie "The Help".. But that was between an ignored white baby girl and her loving black maid/nanny in the early 60s in Mississippi. True love sees no color, no disability. This mom is wonderful in every way possible. ♥️
unlabelledView post →"Minny pies" for all of 'em! (ala "The Help" movie) 🌊 #FridayFunnies #PowerToThePeople
unlabelledView post →22 April 1965: The Beatles film the title sequence for the Help! movie – a black and white performance which is also used to promote the single. Watch it here: www.beatlesbible.com/1965/04/22/f...
unlabelledView post →Hopefully some of his "Help" will have watched the movie "The Help" and will hook him up with a special all natural ingredient in his next slice of chocolate cake just like in the movie.
unlabelledView post →Didn't the movie and novel The Help start like this? With Nancy Mace insisting people build second bathrooms in their homes?
unlabelledView post →22 April 1965: The Beatles film the title sequence for the Help! movie – a black and white performance which is also used to promote the single. Watch it here: www.beatlesbible.com/1965/04/22/f...
unlabelledView post →The Beatles all shared a London flat in Green Street for a few months in 1963 (a bit like in the Help movie). They were photographed in the flat and on the staircase.
unlabelledView post →Fancy a Beatles watch-along of the Help! movie? #FabFeb continues tonight (Sunday 16th February) at 8pm (UK time). Everybody welcome! #FabFeb #Beatles The immediate arrangements for the Help! watch-along... Are made!
unlabelledView post →This week Kellie Carter Jackson drops in to talk about the Civil Rights Era, white savior tropes, and Black women’s resistance. In the clip below, Kellie talks about the myriad forms of resistance available to confront white supremacy. THE HELP drops NOW. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/h...
unlabelledView post →Speaker Mike Johnson’s recent comments calling the Senate’s DHS funding bill a “crap sandwich” reminded @jonathancapehart.bsky.social of THAT iconic pie scene from the 2011 movie “The Help”.
unlabelledView post →One of my favourite bits of the Help! movie ...
unlabelledView post →Lord Baby Jeeezus in a DIRTY manger! Reminded of that pie in that movie The Help
unlabelledView post →THIS EPISODE WAS PRODUCED IN THE STATE OF OHIO WITH THE HELP OF OHIO FILM #AEWDynamite
unlabelledView post →WW: Remember the movie The Help? Y'all didn't learn shit Literally
unlabelledView post →I'm watching The Help Movie. No matter how many times I watch this movie it makes me laugh🤣🤣
unlabelledView post →So she could bake him another pie like in the movie The Help! It’s what he deserves. Then dump him!
unlabelledView post →She should have baked them cupcakes like the pie that was made in the movie The Help.
unlabelledView post →She should also make him one of those “special” pies like the movie “The Help” 😉
unlabelledView post →They try that shit here, I’m serving undercooked chicken, three day old kept outside potato salad and a pie served in the movie “The Help”
unlabelledView post →Remember that delish "chocolate" pie in the movie "The Help"?
unlabelledView post →George Harrison during that one scene in the Help movie.
unlabelledView post →Remember the movie 'The Help'....and Minnie's 'chocolate pie'? Just like that!
unlabelledView post →Ya'll remember the movie The Help? Restaurant workers proceed accordingly.
unlabelledView post →You're gonna have to watch the movie. "The Help"
unlabelledView post →Like the pie in the film “The Help”?
unlabelledView post →*Watched the movie The Help. Why would I read the book when I've already seen the movie?
unlabelledView post →Baking old family specialties for her favorite in-laws #MotherInLawsSecretHabit #HashtagGames #HashtagGame #TheHelp #Movies
unlabelledView post →It's a fantastic design! I am not in the fandom at all but your take on it communicates his personality really well, I feel. (also for the bingo, I confess the design vaguely reminded me of Joe from the Help! I'm a Fish movie, in the best possible way).
unlabelledView post →Minnie's Chocolate Pie #RecipesForDisaster #HashItOut #HashTagGames #Film #TheHelp https://youtu.be/zIo2ZCwuOIo?t=17
unlabelledView post →[Movie Post] Finally got around to watching 'The Help' It was definitely an interesting movie and a little bittersweet in some parts I would highly recommend it if you haven't watched it already
unlabelledView post →10:33 PM - Bob Dylan - Don't Think Twice, It's All Right Featured in the 2011 movie "The Help"
unlabelledView post →REMINDS ME OF A MOVIE ......THE HELP ......TO ME IT WAS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT PARTS OF THE MOVIE.. www.youtube.com/watch?v=3H50...
unlabelledView post →I loved the movie too, "The Help"...
unlabelledView post →If I was them would be very careful/concerned about what I was eating or drinking. Not because of recalls for salmonella etc. I read/watched the movie, "The Help", chocolate pie anyone. LOL
unlabelledView post →"The Help" movie still, 2011. Bryce Dallas Howard as Hilly Holbrook.
unlabelledView post →What is it about the You're Gonna Lose That Girl bit in the Help movie that captivates me? I think it's because it's the closest thing to a MTV music video. It looks like it was created outside of the 60's. Truly timeless performance.
unlabelledView post →I A 🌹 I Balance on MY TOES 🩰 B R E A T H E Little my Little Brick by Brick I Take Back More Than They Give It Won’t Be Long Just a Little While I’ll Bury the Help With A GREAT BIG SMILE letterboxd.com/film/balleri... @letterboxd.social
unlabelledView post →In the 2011 film The Help, the line “Minnie don’t burn no chicken” is spoken by Minny Jackson (played by Octavia Spencer) to Celia Foote (played by Paula Patton) during a scene where Celia suggests burning chicken so Celia's husband wouldn't know Celia has hired a maid.
unlabelledView post →Sound, music, acting, sets, and camera are good in this movie but I do have concerns what the story is saying about african americans. Which is amazing as at its core it's your typical "good" vs "bad" guys story with a bit of romance sprinkled in but somehow manages to still portrait the underdogs good guys (black maids) as terrible people while most actions by the antagonists (white house wives) aren't really that evil if you think about it. For example: One of the maids asks her boss for a…
negative · AI labelView post →Movie TV Tech Geeks #MovieFeatures #TheHelp #ViolaDavis Viola Davis Said That She Regretted Starring in This Movie That Earned Her an Oscar Nomination http://dlvr.it/TQ8frF
unlabelledView post →This is quite an interesting article about #HattieMcDaniel. i remember a school outing to a cinema in the city (Naarm) to see #GoneWithTheWind. as a catholic schoolgirl in the 60s i was clueless about a lot of things, had no great idea what the story was about and most of what i remember is that i was bored witless. in later years, i did come to wonder about McDaniel’s participation in and poor treatment in such a crap industry. a parallel oscar story must surely be that of Octavia Spencer,…
unlabelledView post →I hadn’t quite realised the extent to which racial segregation laws permeated into every day life, especially when a black person couldn't cut a white child’s hair or write anything remotely disparaging about their white brethren. “Skeeter” (Emma Stone) returns from college and decides there might be a way around this. She will write the book, but a selection of women from their Mississippi homes will provide the meat for this literary sandwich. These women are maids who all have stories to…
positive · AI labelView post →🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 Just rewatched some classics featuring the incredible Bryce Dallas Howard! 🎥✨ From her captivating performance in #Twilight to her unforgettable role in #TheHelp, she never fails to amaze! 🙌❤️ #BryceDallasHoward #MovieMarathon #IconicRoles Feel free to join the conversation and share your favorite Bryce moments! 🍿💬
unlabelledView post →"Celebrating the incredible talent of #OctaviaSpencer! From her powerful performance in #ATimeToKill to her unforgettable role in #TheHelp, she continues to inspire and captivate us all. 🎬🙌✨ #ActingLegend #Inspiration"
unlabelledView post →"Delving deep into the world of films, and we can't stop admiring the phenomenal talent of Bryce Dallas Howard. From her captivating performance in twilight to her powerful portrayal in The Help, she never fails to amaze us with her versatility. Here's to celebrating the brilliance of #BryceDallasHoward. #Twilight #TheHelp"
unlabelledView post →Just saw Octavia Spencer in A Time to Kill and The Help. Her performances were simply outstanding, showing her range and skill as an actress. A true talent on screen. #OctaviaSpencer #ATimeToKill #TheHelp 🎥🌟
unlabelledView post →Books are always better than film and tv adaptations 📚 #bookstagram #thehelp #bibliophile #amreading #book #booksofmastodon
unlabelledView post →Great watch, probably won't watch again, and can recommend. To be fair, you should watch this prepared for what it is: a racial suffrage movie. That means that it is filled with racism and unfair strife, and stupid jerks of the elite class that are under the impression that they can still buy and sell people because they do. This is a fantastic movie, but it is a heavy, serious story, and the humor in it barely makes it more palatable in that regard. The cast is filled with great actresses who…
positive · AI labelView post →I just watched The Help, almost immediately after finishing the book. Now, when comparing The Film to The Book it was based on (generally speaking), one major rule of thumb almost always applies: The Book is better. The Help is no exception. Accordingly, with the novel still so fresh in the back of my mind, separating my mind from the book in order to enjoy the film was an almost impossible task. No matter how hard you try, you just can't quit comparing the two, nitpicking every detail and…
positive · AI labelView post →Great setting, cast, story and performances. A must to be seen.
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