Propaganda such as "adapted from an inspiring true story" is not new to sports inspirational films, but it is called "the follow-up event of the most tragic disaster in the history of college football" but it has an extraordinary appeal. In the face of death and rebirth, in such a story of re-emergence from the ruins of tragedy, rugby is not only a sport, but a way of life and a challenge. )
The air crash in 1970 provided an opportunity to create drama after another, and everything that followed was just as a Hollywood screenwriter could imagine: a stranger like a messenger of God used his own way to save a small town in pain, and then The joint efforts of people with lofty ideals are accompanied by various objective and subjective obstacles, ultimately creating miracles in the face of challenges with unpredictable results; and the various details of this process also show that the story is not only about disasters or rugby, but also about how a group of people is suffering. Healing the scars after huge losses and traumas proves the dignity of survival. Without any modification, this story already has the capital to be moved on the screen.
Under the lens of director Joseph McGinty Nicher, the team's confrontational games and high-intensity training are like action movies with a strong rhythm. Diamond King Matthew McConaughey effortlessly boosts morale. Amidst the waves of chanting the team’s decades-long slogan "Same ball and enemy", one by one young faces charged on the court with a hopeless faith. At that moment, you might really believe in a miracle )
