Lean On Me
A Cinema Classic
Troubled children that were never given a chance are showered with tough love by their new principal, Joe Clark, played by Morgan Freeman. This story highlights the systematic educational gap between inner city and suburban school systems. The principal is betrayed by bitter parents, but love never fails to prevail.
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Comments (5)
I've never watched this but I love Morgan Freeman! Excellent review!
Great work! I too adore this film ! I also like the Lean on me song that is a bit hip. Can’t remember if it was in this film ..you might know..I forget who the cover song is by. 😊
Magnificent critique!!! Loved it!!!❤️❤️💕
Great critique, great movie
This is one of my favorites! Great critique.