Like most sports films, the film has a high-spirited core, but it is only told in an anti-chicken soup way. Unlike most enthusiastic sports films, this film is always ready for an orgasm. When the supporting role is ready to bring the atmosphere to a climax, the heroine’s job is to freeze the chicken soup. Those fragmented and real humor give people a kind of nasty pleasure. In this film, all the hard work and cruel training on the field have been watered down and post-positioned, highlighting the details of life outside of sports. It is the kind of film full of deconstruction spirit. It dismantles all the grandeur and solemnity attached to sports, but in the end it establishes a respectable connotation. There are many small details buried in the film, warm and secret. It’s not praising victory, or even sportsmanship, it’s more about telling the victory in life.
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The Bronze Positive reviews
2022-01-22 08:01
Extended Reading
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Hope: Mountain Dew, large.
Counter Boy: Diet?
Hope: Did I say diet?
Counter Boy: Sorry. Most girls order diet. Okay. That comes to $9.30.
Hope: Oh... no, it doesn't.
Tony: No, no, no. She's on the house. Don't you know who this is?
Hope: You tell him, Tony.
Tony: Check the wall, son.
Hope: Yeah. Check the wall, son.
Counter Boy: You used to be way skinnier.
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Matt: Hey, Hope.
Hope: Take these.
Matt: Okay.
Hope: Any new stuff in the back?
Matt: Yeah, totally. It's supposed to be bomb-ass shit. He said it was government grade. I don't know if that means that the government grows it, or maybe they just grade it?
Hope: Stop you right there. Do not talk about politics. It's crass. You're gonna lose a lot of customers.
Matt: But you don't... You don't pay me.