I like sports very much, but I never thought I would give a five-star movie with a "sports" theme. Nicki, who was injured and disfigured, was humiliated by the reporter at the press conference, and James, who had been diametrically opposed to him, dragged the reporter to the storage room and gave him a beating. You are my opponent, I want to defeat you, but I don't allow anyone to insult you. Of course, perhaps the people who have been desperate for F1 understand the true meaning of the heroic sympathy. You really need to be measured, what you should say and what should not be said, you have to know a little bit in your heart, and you must learn to be respectful to get respect. Nicky gave up the race in the Japan station where the championship was decided. In the end, he lost the championship by 1 point and said to his wife, "He has no regrets at all." Because he understands that what about losing a champion, his wife is indispensable in his life. Suddenly I remembered Nicki’s true feelings at the marriage registry, “I’m ugly in front of me, sending flowers, holding hands, I’m not good at these things, I might forget your birthday, but if I really want to get married , I can only tie with you.” Maybe on the F1 circuit, James and Nicky are evenly divided, but in terms of marriage, Nicky beats James completely. Winning the race may not be too difficult for super top drivers, but it is not easy to win love.
At the end of the film, in the golden afterglow of the setting sun, Nicky said to James, “Don’t treat the enemy in your life as a curse. This is also a gift from heaven. The wise learn from the enemy, than the fool learns from the friend. There are more. Look at us. When we first met, we were two children, impulsive bastards in F3. The family didn't want us anymore. The future was dark, and now we are all world champions."
Nicky: "When I heard that he died of a heart attack at the age of 45, I was not surprised, I was just sad. People always treat us as opponents, but he is one of my favorite few people, which I respect One of the few more people."
Whether it’s the “Ling Li battle” of the world badminton, the “extreme double pride” of the football world, or the “legendary match” between Nicky and James on the F1 track, we have seen the ultimate meaning of sports in them. The fateful matchups gave those events a romantic legend, and the respect and friendship generated during the protracted confrontation made those events always exude damn charm. Thank you for those times when double stars are shining—it is my pride and glory to be positive with you.
The director's contrasting characterization of the two drivers is also very interesting, vivid and three-dimensional. Nicky is rigorous, self-disciplined, sense of measure and principle, daring to take risks but not addicted to taking risks, courage to pursue but daring to give up, naturally stubborn, he can return to the game 42 days after an almost fatal accident, but he can also stay away When the champion is only one step away, he chooses to retire. Risking his life to participate in the competition reflects his unwilling fighting spirit, and retiring sadly is only because he understands what is most important to him in his life.
On the other hand, James is sloppy. He doesn't like rules, constraints, and backwardness. His body has an innate risk-taking gene. Fighting is his instinct. The romantic color with a little bit of ruffian style and a little adventurous chivalry also made his character even more unruly. If Nicky is sensible, then James is wild. He has the obsession to bet his life for the game. He has an invisible philosophical understanding of life. In his words, "I won the most in my life." The important game is not to start working again. I have to have fun first. I have to have fun in my life. What is the point of having a million trophies but not being happy? How can it be considered a win?"
They have very different personalities exuding the same charm. They have a clear understanding of the priorities and pursuits in life. They struggle, love, and enjoy themselves in their own way. There will be no regrets in this life.
"See you on match day, champion."
"Yes, champion."
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