Everyone is in the movie too much to qualify, leaving parents and waiters; the host suggests shifting to who stole the movie, as Chris Ryan proposed last time.
Under "who stole the movie", Raul wins, but he is in it too much to be eligible for the Dion Waiters.
The principal played by Courtney B. Vance is offered, accepted as fair since he is in only about four scenes.
The principal is called one of the most vile movie characters, the "whisper daddy" focused on procedure, whose apathy basically gets a kid killed.
The title is disliked: "Dangerous Minds" is imagined as a Simpson-Bruckheimer whiteboard mash-up, with a joke that it should have been spelled with a Z.
The low-talking principal played by Courtney B. Vance is disliked; another participant counters that administrators really do talk like that.
One participant says it aged terribly and was offensive that the Black parents are shown not caring whether their kids stay in school, as in Lean on Me; he says he has never seen a mother or grandmother who did not want her sons in school.
The same participant objects to the pregnant girl's mother scene, saying families try to keep pregnant girls in school.
The host reports that LouAnne Johnson liked the film but was upset by the twins' grandmother insulting the teacher; she said she had a good relationship with that woman, both twins graduated, and the filmmakers told her they assumed parents resented her for being white.
The host says Johnson semi-disowned the film and bought back her life rights to tell her own version.
