Great sports movie.
The head coach was born out of nowhere to take over the down-and-out team, relying on his keen professionalism and his observation and understanding of each player to select his favorite lineup. Everyone has only one goal, that is to win, because if you win, you can get a bonus, which may be more profitable than driving a taxi. However, there were constant problems with the team at that time. The first was the lack of self-confidence, which led to the lack of support from the leadership. The lovely team leader secretly worked hard to do public relations work, so that the team could barely train and play according to the normal plan, which made the team leader a lot of "hair". "Secondly, players face the temptation of illness, injury, and economic interests, which have buried unforeseen hidden dangers in the game.
The fighting nation made this down and difficult film less bitter and bitter, interspersed with a lot of bloody physical training, warm family affection and hot love of young souls, and the style of painting is honest and funny. The rhythm and drama of the plot are enough, and while watching it, I feel a little unhappy at the same time. I thought about it for a long time, and finally found that I felt that the presentation of orgasm was not enough. The Munich men's basketball final, the whole film is laying the groundwork for this matter, so it is different from other games in the delicate handling of the shots, but it is still the same, fouls, physical confrontation, and rivalry emotions are all passing by. The connection also lacks integrity, making it difficult for the audience to form an overall understanding of the game. It feels like tearing up a few pieces of the game for the audience to see, which is a bit scattered. When I mentioned a certain player, I didn't focus and looked very confused. Originally, the names of the famous people in the battle are very long and difficult to remember, so I don't know who did what on the field.
Originally thought it was a hot-blooded movie about sports competition, but there are still quite a few touching points. The first point is that the players use their bodies to pose the score and ask Sasha to watch it at the window; the second point is that the team leader announced that the Soviet Union insisted on the game and would not abstain He said, "Sports is a more beautiful and holy thing than war" (to the effect, I can't remember the lines), and the third point is that everyone will give the coaches to treat their sons with the prize money for winning the final. The scene where Sasha and his girlfriend broke up at the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau was originally very sad, but the BGM was so exciting, I felt very strong, very tragic, but not sad!
In short, the adaptation of a true story is enough gimmick, plus it's well done, it's a movie worth watching.
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