There are many movies about rugby in community sports , but only this one really penetrates the growth of young people. This film is adapted from real events.
Young people:
In the summer training camp before the season, we saw this group of people: the number one star Bobby relied on his natural physical superiority to be arrogant and arrogant, thinking that the earth was only for him, and he was ignorant, but he was an uncle and a small town. His pride, he has received offers from several universities and dreams of becoming a professional player. Billingsley lives in the shadow of the legendary star father, humiliated and lost self-esteem in his father's contempt, even Bubi often bullies him. Captain Winchel and his sick mother depended on each other. While discussing tactics, he was also studying for a scholarship to go to a good university, but he was introverted and lacking self-confidence, and he couldn't say anything when he saw girls. The second-year Komore was Bobby's third substitute. He was ridiculed by Bobby. He ran out of bounds when he saw a guard rushing in for touchdowns. Even his girlfriend looked down on him. Avery is a devout believer, sees through the world, and smiles casually. Nevertheless, the team relied on a few stars and ace coach Gaines to become the favorites in the state to win the championship.
Bobby's injury changed everything, the team fell into a trough, Gaines had to help every player discover their potential. Comor stopped running to the sideline, defeated cowardice, and became the main running back and the new star of the small town. Winchel began to face up to the problems in his life, and he no longer believed in the curse after witnessing the coin toss to determine the right to qualify. He became the true soul of the team. Billingsley gradually understood his father's good intentions and gave the team hope at a crucial moment in the final. Avery was no longer silent when the team was in a downturn, inspiring his teammates to find a fighting spirit. Bobby also woke up from his grief, no longer arrogant and arrogant, returned to the team, and went through everything with everyone on a cane.
Although they did not win the championship, everyone finally understood what was most important. They discovered and overcome their own inner weaknesses, became independent young people, and continued to use this wealth in their growth. Bobby became a professional player, Winchel became a doctor, XX graduated from HARVARD~, and Billingsley became an insurance salesman. After the baptism of war, the Panthers swept other teams to win the championship in the second year.
Small town
Odessa is a small town in Texas, and football is an important part of small town life. The town is not rich. The spacious and modern rugby field is a landmark building. The exterior wall records the year of the Pamir Panthers' championship and is called a monument. Bartenders, patrolmen, and retail store salespersons are all fans of the team, and some are past champions (with championship rings on their hands). The kids in the town are all wearing Panthers uniforms. The Panthers players are well-known in small towns, and they are the idols of school girls. From time to time, someone takes photos with players or gives gifts. Radio newspapers also interview and comment every day. The coach's salary is higher than that of the principal. Every Friday night, the small town is empty, and all of them go to the stadium to watch the game. If they can't go away, they will watch the live broadcast at home. The older generation of players who have been working wear state championship rings all day, and will go to school to advise coaches when the game is approaching. Players can always feel the pressure and motivation brought by the honor of the school and the small town. They are the spiritual pillar of the town. My
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video reminded me again of the days when I competed in the Campus Cup with my teammates on behalf of the college. Those hard moments and happy moments are the clearest memories of my university. They tempered our character.
Our community sports
American high school football and basketball leagues have become an important part of American lives. The same is true in Britain and Japan. Japan’s junior and high school baseball and football organizations are very good (Koshien had it before World War II), which penetrated into the daily lives of citizens, such as "Captain Tsubasa", "Slam Dunk", "Baseball Hero", etc. The cartoon reflects that. This kind of community sports first promotes the development of young people, and more young people participate in physical exercises, not only exercising their bodies, but also feeling the spirit of sports, which in turn shapes the characters of children. How many people think of group sports such as football and basketball when everyone is complaining about their only child being spoiled and lacking team spirit, and how many people think of community sports? Is it just a cram school, playing piano, swimming, and table tennis? Why are young people addicted to comics or the Internet?
Second, community sports enrich the lives of citizens. Twisting Yangko and Taijiquan are well organized and carried out. Fitness equipment is also developed by lottery, and news is broadcast every day. What about young and middle-aged people? What about children? What about mainstream sports? People are no longer satisfied with a small group of people playing football together on weekends. They want to play more exciting and have to compete with others. Well-organized sports competitions with a long history will promote communication within and between the community and bring spirit and vitality to the community. After all, we don't want to turn a harmonious community into a small sheep community. Why don't our neighbors know each other? Everyone will see the town of Odessa in the movie.
Third, community sports will transport talents to professional sports. The defeat of the Chinese team in the Asian Cup once again made people focus on youth football training. How many stars does NCCA deliver to the NBA? Why are there so many young football talents in Japan and South Korea? Perhaps for some small projects, sports schools are still the main talent training base, but for collective events such as football, basketball and rugby, sports schools are far from enough, and many talented athletes often do not go to sports schools. If you want to explore a broader talent fertile ground, community sports bear the brunt.
Finally, there seems to be a certain relationship between community sports and national character. First of all, national character will be reflected in sports activities. Then, the sports atmosphere and spirit produced by the community sports in which the whole people participate will in turn affect the spirit and even the character of the whole nation. In an era without war, this influence will become more far-reaching and important as sports become more and more powerful. And this is something that cannot be done by watching the NBA or the Premier League. It requires the active participation of the residents of the country.
The country's economy has just recovered, and the leaders are still the older generation, so there is no need to expect any improvement in the official government right away. The strength is actually in the private sector. Small-scale spontaneous sports activities have appeared in many communities in many cities. How about you? Hurry up.
Back
to the two favorite scenes of the movie: 1. In the finals, entering the 50,000-thousand people stadium from the player channel and seeing each other from the next players-that is the real taste of the sports game. 2. In the locker room during the final halftime, everyone gathered around the coach to read the Bible. I also enjoyed these two scenes when I played football.
Two favorite sentences: 1. Perfection is being able to face your friends and relatives, tell them that you have done your best, and enjoy the moment. (The coach said at the midfield of the final) 2. You will never experience something like that again, so you will never forget it. The reality in life is ugly, but it is reality. You now have a year to leave something in your memory, and it will pass by and will not come back. If you don't linger, I'll fucking die. (Billingsley's father said to him) Favorite music: the faint background music that runs through the film. Guitar? Piano? Bagpipe? All?
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