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Coleman 2022-04-20 09:02:09
This is the best basketball movie I've ever seen. There are no exaggerated actions, and there is no ideological description of the slam dunk in the mid-air format. It is just a simple description of a story. The first black players won the ncaa championship, but It's as great as wanting equality for blacks. The road is not smooth. Although black players have their own innate athletic talents, the social resistance is extremely huge. They once lost because of it, but they came over. This reminds me of kobe, he was cast aside by thousands of people for sexual assault cases, advertisers left him, stern said this player was ruined. The average player may have chosen to retire long ago, but he persisted and continued to work hard, conquering the audience, commentators, media and stern again with his actions. You don't have to like the style of the black people in the film, you don't like Kobe, but please try to appreciate their hearts, the kind of heart that if you really want it, never give up
Extended Reading
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Coach Don Haskins: You got a real talent, son, why throw it away?
Bobby Joe Hill: I'll tell you why. Ever since I was a kid I've only loved one thing. That was playing ball. Do you understand what that's like, having that ball in your hand... It's like, It's like making sweet music with your game, only thing is you don't wanna hear the song.
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Cafeteria Worker: Taco? Nacho? Burrito?
[Orsten gives a lank Stare]
Cafeteria Worker: Taco? Nacho? Burrito?
Orsten Artis: No, I'm looking for el hot dog-o.