Closer to home, this movie is a love movie mixed with opposing concepts and clips of basketball. I couldn't help being excited when I saw the male protagonist injured (it's not that I'm a pervert, because I know that from here is the moment when the male and female protagonists develop love). But I feel a little dissatisfied that the love process of the two is more of the male protagonist's rehabilitation process, and the climax of the two is just the car delivery on the eve of returning to the arena and afterward.
Let's talk about Leslie, I never thought that the heroine is such a domineering female man, but the more I look at her, the more I like her, because she is tolerant, cheerful, never giving up, especially when she sees her using ice cubes from the male lead's head When pouring down, I couldn't help but applaud her for her intelligence.
What I don't understand the most is the indecision of the male protagonist. The ex-girlfriend abandoned him like that, and when he came back, he was accepted without even a decent explanation. It feels like it wasn't until the last interview that he realized he wanted to go after Leslie, and I think he chose Leslie more because of Morgan's poor performance. But in the end, when he went to see Leslie, he said that he was willing to leave a team with a bright future for love and was deeply moved by him.
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