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Concussion: Official Clip - They Own Neuroscience: Dr. Wecht (Albert Brooks) informs Dr. Omalu (Will Smith) that the NFL is out to discredit him.
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While conducting an autopsy on former NFL football player Mike Webster (David Morse), forensic pathologist Dr. Bennet Omalu (Will Smith) discovers neurological deterioration that is similar to Alzheimer's disease. Omalu names the disorder chronic traumatic encephalopathy and publishes his findings in a medical journal. As other athletes face the same diagnosis, the crusading doctor embarks on a mission to raise public awareness about the dangers of football-related head trauma.
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Cast: Will Smith, Albert Brooks
Director: Peter Landesman
Producer: Ridley Scott
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@heathermetz6576 4 года назад

0:48 “The city of Pittsburgh, spent $233 million dollars to build their glorious Steelers a new stadium, all the while, they were closing schools and raising taxes!”

@hadbetterdays8118 3 года назад

And that's how colosseums were reborn

@nahor88 2 года назад

That's nothing; coming from a Pittsburgh sports fan, PNC Park is one of the most breathtaking stadiums in baseball, and didn't come cheap. All that said, the owner has zero interest in putting a winning team on the field. At least the Steelers/Penguins have a goal of winning a championship every year.

@JanMichael-Vincent 6 лет назад

The NFL owning a day of the week Part is heavy

@thefanwithoutaface8105 6 лет назад

More so when he mentions that it used to belong to the Church, essentially religion itself.

@gavinvalle5653 Год назад

"The NFL owns a day of the week! The same day the Church used to own. Now it's theirs..." Best line of the whole movie.

@Abomb5991 6 лет назад

"The NFL owns a day of the week, the same one the church used to own!"

@emw1994 5 лет назад

Let's go back to church

@studio3js196 4 года назад

Captain Ahab nah let’s stay away from the pedophiles disguised as holy pastors

@chiefzackery6651 4 года назад

That’s BS imo. Nobody is forced to watch NFL football. People used to be forced to go to church or believe stuff....

@tryomama 4 года назад

@@chiefzackery6651 while the NFL does forced Omaru to retract his research. Just saying

@defend4ever 4 года назад

@@studio3js196 Such a negative comment.

@vegetasolo1221 7 лет назад

During the theatrical release of the movie, Sony Pictures offered free advanced screenings and free screenings at Cinemark theaters to former NFL players and their families

@alfredwhittingdale9192 6 лет назад

At first, I thought you meant free screenings of their brains, like MRI screening.

@Hc.krd1 4 года назад

You can’t see cte on scans

@mynameisnotimportant2854 3 года назад

@@alfredwhittingdale9192 🤣🤣🤣

@cc-wz6xr 5 лет назад

I love when Dr. Wecht says, "nobody's stopping anything", because he knows what is right and the fight doesn't just stop.

@NazriB 2 года назад

Lies again? MLS NFL

@rhyslloyd3200 6 лет назад

For me, this is the best Will Smith performance of his career. Such a moving character. Great film.

@vincentbalinos4114 4 года назад

I favor his performance in the Pursuit of Happiness.

@broskiproductions49 4 года назад

His confusion to why they were coming after him was so convincing

@Dave-kz3uk 4 года назад

Rhys Lloyd you don't have very high standards.

@rhyslloyd3200 4 года назад

@@Dave-kz3uk agreed.

@mikeholleran1037 2 года назад

not anymore, his fight performance is now the best

@equarg 5 лет назад

Concussions are no joke. I had a similar injury falling off my horse while she was galloping. Mild brain bleeding with a skull fracture. Looked like one hell of a bump. The puking was the worse part!

@jimhershey5487 4 года назад

I'm sorry that happened to you.

@Synthmilk 4 года назад

I hope you had good doctors taking care of your treatment and therapy and that you've made as full a recovery as possible.

@angelaaltintas863 4 года назад

imagine being put on a horse with that very injury

@derekexderek4299 6 лет назад

Brooks is hella underrated as an actor

@somerandolad 5 лет назад

Agreed

@foeamougouachille4587 3 года назад

Will Smith "Oscar" (from Shark Tale) Albert Brooks "Marlin" (from Finding Nemo)

@jimhershey5487 2 года назад

They finally meet.

@GitSumGaming 4 года назад

sad when there are less people who want to do what is right compared to those who lust for wrong

@cianbroderick4145 2 года назад

I love that comparison to football as a religion, and the inherent implications of that terrifying injustice. Like religion, sports is not up to criticism and it’s very set in stone

@theamazingandtalentedblake8296 3 года назад

Fun fact : Smith and Brooks both played fish in animated movies which those were finding Nemo and shark tale

@mynameisnotimportant2854 7 лет назад

You can't ignore the witticisms of Dr. Cyril Wecht 😂😂😂

@rkingslime6679 4 года назад

I heard it’s not just concussions but the sub concussive hits that players get which range hundreds to thousands in a career.

@podsmpsg1 4 года назад

They don't own and can't buy Dr. Omalu.

@Jarod-vg9wq 2 года назад

1:00 that’s a problem all over America.

@capsman09 Год назад

Seeing this after I saw the Wrestling Documentary Dark side of the Ring on Chris Benoit.

@joeyj3468 4 года назад

Woo this scene is heavy

@qustion4253 4 года назад

Underrated Movie 🙌🏿

@markmerzweiler909 4 года назад

Albert Brooks ...like a boss.

@mydickissmall8738 5 лет назад

NBA doesn't own the neuro-science because it's better

@Basketballerphx 3 года назад

And they treat their players with a modicum of respect, unlike the NFL that treats the playerbase like an assembly line, where they can build(barely), use, abuse, and discard players

@navneetdhal5986 2 года назад

Another genius

@Jarod-vg9wq Год назад

Despite what we feel bout will smith, this film is to important to ignore. We must show this movie to as many people as possible.

@CT-nb5lm Год назад

The FACTUAL way the NFL handled this was disgusting! My Father in-law & everyone was horrified with this after legendarySteeler lineman Justin Strzelczyk situation. I think this brought alot of attention to it. Esp being that Strzelczyks hero was Mike Webster. But then again That 70's Steelers team is freaking Pittsburgh royalty! And every diehard fans love & covet their center & esp when he's a staple like Dermani Dawson.. Ask the Jets about Kevin Mawae and say "he was AVG @ Best & see how that goes ;) The creepiest part of this was atching this unfold in real time & we were barely told anything by this fake media.. Too bad they didn't focus more on how the media covered for the NFL on it.. Im surprised they didn't totally change the helmets into something better.

@genelsopires6715 4 года назад

filme muito bom

@michaeldoliveira720 8 месяцев назад

If Albert Brooks wasn't a brilliant comedian, he could have just made it in Hollywood on his skills as a dramatic actor alone.

@frankyramone 6 лет назад

Tell De Troot

@sce2aux464 6 лет назад

The surname Omalu, is a shortened form of the surname, *Onyemalukwube* , which translates to "he who knows, speak."

@5hadœwbånnedbyyou 8 месяцев назад

😂😂

@uppercaseLOGO 11 месяцев назад

No idea Al Brooks was in this movie he’s so good RIP

@jorgedelgado351 10 месяцев назад

Waht do u mean RIP? He still hasnt died

@experiturdoctrina4466 4 года назад

The best movie

@angelaaltintas863 4 года назад

making the entire court case illegal

@jeffreyamado5230 3 месяца назад

This was a fantastic movie.

@Zelink108 3 года назад

You can also compare this with Mainstream Science and the Electric Universe.

@chiefzackery6651 4 года назад

Just make the players sign a waiver and go through a class. If they want to make millions instead of a 9-5 55,000 a year job, it’s a decision they have to make.

@lemarjames9546 4 года назад

ChiefZackery I was never one of the ppl that say to ban football but I’m glad ppl know they risks b4 they play cuz everyone should have a right to know the risks and being educated on the risks but I still don’t think it should prevent ppl from playing the sport they love but I also believe little kids shouldn’t be playing football

@chiefzackery6651 4 года назад

@@lemarjames9546 just saying right now. I'd rather live 60 years wealthy and being able to travel and enjoy my family and leave a financial legacy in my family tree then live 80 working 9-5 5 days a week until I'm 65 and live off a retirement check before I die.

@breckfoster767 3 года назад

Well a little reading would tell you all those guys died before 50, and some of them died in horrible conditions. Mike Webster drank antifreeze till he died lol. That's not living the dream

@alexanderthegreat1270 Год назад

@@chiefzackery6651 It’s not just about what affects the players themselves, there’s so little we don’t know about how CTE affects the brain’s growth that letting people get CTE unnecessarily is like firing off a shotgun in a dark room. Look at OJ for example, it’s highly suspected that OJ has CTE and he killed his ex wife and her friend

@EliteAaron Год назад

@@breckfoster767 Mike didn't drink antifreeze but I understand your point

@garrison6863 2 месяца назад

Will Smith is good in this. One of his best.

@900KING2 4 месяца назад

He thought he left a ish hole to come to a great place, America. He soon found out that the USA is thee biggest ish hole of them all. Here it's ALL about $$$

@bri7757 Год назад

Ehh who really likes football anymore

@edaguirre8952 5 месяцев назад

God's real men will not put football above Him.

@Renovartio 3 года назад

Pretty sure they lost a huge amount of viewers over the years.

@serrahighsfinest 3 года назад

It's still the most watched sport in the US. Its also growing internationally with Fandom appearing in Europe and Asia. The NFL is also contemplating expanding the market and having franchises over seas.

@musicman76enator 6 лет назад

NFL will go bye bye very soon.

@mwill9638 6 лет назад

Matthew Jay Evans L and you talk like a child.

@mwill9638 6 лет назад

Craig Colby the NFL isn't going anywhere dude. Maybe in many years but it will be here for a while.

@Korijenkins1414 6 лет назад

The NFL pissed off liberals by covering up science. It pissed off conservatives by letting players kneel in protest of a government that doesn't care about them. The NFL is done.

@AtariiWave 6 лет назад

maybe, here in Mexico and many countries here in America, The football is becoming very popular.

@jfg1104 6 лет назад

No chance...in 2010, the NFL made about 3 billion. Revenue for the 2017 season....14 billion! They're getting larger. Put it this way, our children's, children's children will still have the NFL!

@jakeleon381 4 года назад

Can I ask some resident of the United States something? Is football worth it? Can you happily watch it knowing that those men are being regularly concussed? Or that your cities spend hundreds of millions of dollars on those stadiums? Is it really worth it to you?

@RockinRobb01 4 года назад

Yes, especially since the league has made many advancements to player safety in the last 20 years.

@Dc-dp6go 4 года назад

Jake Leon it’s modern day gladiators. As humans violence attracts us. This goes back to the Roman days. We’ll never admit it but we enjoy violent sports

@defend4ever 4 года назад

I love soccer but as much as I like sports I've never been comfortable with the idea of the head being used in sports. Doesn't matter if you use helmets or not. I also go cycling and most of the time without a helmet. It's always on my mind I'm taking a risk. I've always known that the brain is basically just floating in our skull. I do watch football but the physicality in it makes no different. The way they ram into each other is still a risk.

@toob_noob4381 3 года назад

And are you okay with rugby?

@karencloskey7147 2 года назад

It’s not worth it. After learning about concussions I stopped watching football and buying their branded gear

@doozowings4672 3 года назад

Thankfully NFL seen its glory days slip away and it wasn’t CTE , it was their only foolish selves of thinking they could force WOKENESS down their viewers thoughts . The viewers had the final say , thankfully…

@1999bill1999 2 года назад

Ratings are up and revenues are soaring. But go ahead and keep thinking wokeness caused rating to plummet

@boarderthree 2 года назад

Do you believe that we live in "the land of the free, and the home of the brave"? Those are the closing words of the National Anthem. The same National Anthem that people believe shows our patriotism. But in "the land of the free", we are protected from forced patriotism. As for "the home of the brave". Once people become brave enough to protect the rights of others, even if they disagree with them exercising their right, then we will be "home if the brave". The Constitution of the United States is the foundation of this country. The symbol for our country is not a song or piece of fabric. It's the citizens exercising their rights.

@eleonorulibarry5340 4 месяца назад

UNDERSTAND ME BERSERKER!!!!!!

@03.asutoshprasad66 3 года назад

bad side of capitalism

@cgh7337 2 года назад

I don't agree with how the NFL handled/is handling CTE but the bullshit baldy spewed at around 0:50 is too much. That stadium Pittsburgh helped build for the Steelers provided a shitload of taxable dollars. Tickets, merchandise, food, parking, etc. I'd like to think the $ made form the taxes of that stadium went to help support their city & its residents.