I am so proud of you

While watching this movie, it's hard not to remind me of another Glory Road (2006) with a similar theme, which was released a year earlier than Coach Carter. Sports themes are always full of blood, youth and dreams, no matter what kind of performance carrier: music, animation, games, etc., the development of the plot is all in the audience's expectations, which is no problem, because even the familiar audience can learn from it. Get the satisfaction conveyed by the spirit of hard work and growth.
The story takes place in the 1990s, when black players were indisputably the protagonists of the basketball court. The issue of skin color comparison was reduced, and the focus was more on the growth of students in turbulent black areas. Carter's first lesson as a coach is about manners and rules, and then gradually it is an endless basic training... The process is naturally difficult, and with the victory of each game, the film will begin to reveal the bid The main idea that Lian wants to change: A chaotic community breeds crime, without strict restrictions, even if you win the game, you can't win respect! The climax occurred when Carter closed the gym and stopped training to require students to complete the academic part. In the American consciousness, the community means more to them than the state than the country. For a split second, he was on the opposite side of the entire community, spat on in his car, smashed into a small shop... The group attacked until cousin Timo Cruz was killed... The students didn't understand what cultural learning meant to them:
Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. You playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking.

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