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Morgan 2022-10-22 12:18:43
42 is the only number in baseball to be retired. When your opponent looks down on you and humiliates you by smashing the ball on your head, your best response is to hit a home run in his face. For baseball players, running back to home plate feels as sweet as coming...
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Reba 2022-10-21 10:27:55
This movie is not really telling you an inspirational story of how black people struggled to succeed in white society. Its core value is consistent with Gandhi's thought, that is, how do we face irrational discrimination and violence, stand up and resist, or remain silent? No. 42's success lies precisely in his non-resistance, which is sometimes more difficult than...
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Bethany 2022-10-11 17:00:36
Haven't seen such an inspiring movie in a long...
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Aida 2022-10-07 12:03:56
The rhythm curve is...
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Monte 2022-09-19 00:31:35
The filming techniques are very old, but the stories are very inspiring. There are many such real stories in the United States. Although there was resistance from all parties, in the context of the time, these things turned out to be POSSIBLE, which has fully demonstrated the strength and advancement of the United...
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Jacklyn 2022-09-17 19:32:22
Maxima must eventually learn Bole. The legend of No. 42 is made by two heroes, Jackie Robinson and Blanche...
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Annetta 2022-09-17 16:53:47
No matter how you shoot this kind of subject, it won't be too...
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Elisha 2022-04-24 07:01:15
The filming is so bland and running accounts, it is better to watch a...
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Mollie 2022-04-24 07:01:15
The filming is so bland and running accounts, it is better to watch a...
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Saul 2022-04-22 07:01:39
In general, the so-called human rights in the United...
42 Comments
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Hyman 2022-04-22 06:01:02
This is a career practice record
1. Bravely execute as Robertson:
1) I don’t care if others like me or not. I’m not here to make friends. I don’t care if others respect me or not. I know who I am and I respect myself very much.”
This is how Robertson talks to himself when he and his wife go all the way after being insulted by the...
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Oscar 2022-04-23 07:02:52
Legend 42
A Legendary Life, No. 42 is a sports biographical film based on the life of Major League Baseball's first black baseball player, Jackie Robinson, and racial equality will also be the theme of the film.
Blanche Rickey (played by Harrison Ford) has a very sophisticated performance, and his references...
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Leo Durocher: Nice guys finish last.
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[after Jackie smashes his bat in the dugout tunnel, Rickey approaches him]
Jackie Robinson: The next white son of a bitch who opens his mouth, I'll smash his goddamn teeth in.
Branch Rickey: You can't, Jackie. You know it.
Jackie Robinson: I'm supposed to let this go on?
Branch Rickey: These men have to live with themselves...
Jackie Robinson: I have to live with myself, too! And right now I'm living a sermon out there.
Branch Rickey: You don't matter right now, Jack. You're in this thing. You don't have the right to pull out from the backing of people who believe in you, respect you and who need you.
Jackie Robinson: Is that so?
Branch Rickey: If you fight, they won't say Chapman forced you to; they'll just say that you're over your head. That you belong where you are.
Jackie Robinson: Do you know what it's like, having someone do this to you?
Branch Rickey: No. No. You do. You're the one living the sermon. In the wilderness. Forty days. All of it. Only you.
Jackie Robinson: And not a damn thing I can do about it.
Branch Rickey: Of course there is! You can stand up and hit! You can get on base and you can score! You can win this game for us! We need you! Everyone needs you.
[the players are moving above]
Jackie Robinson: They're taking the field.
Branch Rickey: Who's playing first?
Jackie Robinson: [beat] I'm gonna need a new bat.
