"Draft Day" easily reminds the audience of 2011's "Penalty Kick", the former is the football league and the latter is the professional baseball league, both tell the story of the competition behind the scenes of professional teams. But the film is completely fictitious. Although the film is full of masculinity and muscular masculinity, it has nothing to do with rugby. It is more about the story of how an awesome manager became a winner at the crossroads of career and life. The film focuses on using conflicts to show Sonny's extraordinary ability to deal with things, such as the scenes of negotiating with players. His negotiations are calm and firm, showing a professional manager's ease of dealing with crises, and finally making the players subdued. There are also many scenes in the negotiation, all showing Sonny's composure and coping with ease. All this makes the film more like a textbook for successful professional managers
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Draft Day evaluation action
2021-12-28 08:01
Extended Reading
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Sonny Weaver Jr.: Rick, what are you doing?
Rick the Intern: Someone broke my computer. You know, can-can you believe that? I mean, this thing had my entire life on it, and... I don't know. Who would do that?
Sonny Weaver Jr.: It was me. I threw it against the wall. Yeah. I'm, uh... I'm sorry.
Rick the Intern: Why would you do that?
Sonny Weaver Jr.: Look, I lost my head, okay? I've been... I've been stepping on my dick all day. Look, we'll get you a new one, all right? We'll get you a better one. One with all the bells and whistles. Look, you've been a soldier today, all right? You don't deserve this.
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Thompson: Oh, dude, that's, like, your fifth piece of pizza.
Marx: I eat when I'm nervous. Don't make me feel bad about it.
Thompson: Yeah, I get like that, too.