Just agree with the last explanation about sportsmanship, the Olympic spirit.
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Lolita 2022-03-29 09:01:03
The characters may have been too dramatic in the movie. I believe he is miserable in real life and won't be as lovable as in the movies. Your parents don't support you, the state doesn't support you, and you don't have friends to support you. What kept him going until he was 23? His dream is also very interesting, is to participate in the Olympics, no matter what. Hahahahaha. So I believe the characterization is unreal in this film, so anything about dreaming or something has little value in this film.
Just agree with the last explanation about sportsmanship, the Olympic spirit.
Just agree with the last explanation about sportsmanship, the Olympic spirit.
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Joannie 2022-03-21 09:02:01
With a cigarette in his leg and a 90-meter jump, the audience was fascinated.
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Bailey 2022-03-20 09:01:51
Today, 28 years later, Eddie, a non-traditional hero, has become a real hero of this era, which is precisely the most surprising and fascinating part of the film. It's a pity that in addition to music and photography, the story of the film is not as good as the film of the same theme in the island country, and the overly functional supporting roles also make the film fall into a narrow path of routine.
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Matti Nykänen: You and I... You and I are like one o'clock and eleven o'clock. You see, we are closer to each other than to others. Winning, losing, all that stuff is for the little people. Men like us, we jump to free our souls. We are the only two jumpers with a chance to make history today. If we do less than our best with the whole world watching, it will kill us inside. For all time.
Eddie Edwards: Good luck, Matti.
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Official Speaker: [At the Closing Ceremony of the Calgary Olympics] You have broken world records. You have established many of your own personal bests and some of you have even soared like an eagle.