stayed up late to watch the film. It was still simple. The
film went straight from the beginning. Harris did not perform well in Real Madrid, so the Real Madrid management decided to introduce the rookie Santiago, also from Newcastle. Santiago is eager. This opportunity, so reluctantly left Newcastle where he started his career. In the first game of Real Madrid, Santiago, who replaced Harris, scored the winning goal, deducing the myth of becoming famous one goal at a time. After the plot, you don’t need to think about it at all: the friction with the economic man and the girlfriend, the seduction of the hot Latin beauty, the recognition of the mother, the injury, the low ebb, the rejuvenation, all the plots are going on as smoothly as imagined, the director I was also happy to let the film develop exactly according to the fans’ intentions. The
only accident came from the end of the film
. It was not Santiago, but Beckham who saved Real Madrid at the end . Those few shots made me think it was a documentary about Beckham. In one scene, Beckham hugs Harris and Santiago before returning the protagonist's status to the Latin boy.
Speaking of stars, the biggest gimmick of this film is that the superstars who excite fans all over the world star themselves in person. The Babes have almost no lines in the film, but every time they hug, high-five and celebrate with San Diego or Harris, or even just a small cooperation in the passing game, they make fans who are fans excited. It's as if I was communicating with the stars. The producer chose the little-known Cunu Baker to star in San Diego. The fans seemed to see themselves in San Diego. When San Diego, just like ordinary fans/movie fans, appeared in the star-lit Bernabéu, it was the same as Beckham and Qi. When Zu and Ronaldinho are competing in the same field, who will not be excited?
Having said that, this film is the same as the previous one. There is no plot worthy of taste and thought. Everything is so simple. It's like a super long commercial. Even the place where San Diego's younger brother plays football is the same as Adi's commercial. Exactly the same
Maybe some people want to say this kind of movie cliché again. I don't deny that this is just a movie full of handsome men and beauties, money, sports cars, MTV-style editing and TV-style plot development, and excess hormones. For any subject, this is a downright bad movie, but because of football, there is passion. A passionate movie will always be a good movie. Because of football, a fan can ignore all the clichés, predictability and irrationality in the film. Because football is enough, who cares about the others?
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