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Nico 2021-10-18 09:29:50
Sensibility beats the rational side
After reading some comments on soybean oil, I saw many interpretations of the film. At first I was just moved, and I didn't remember why I was moved. Now my thoughts are gradually clear.
As a soybean oil said, this is an atypical inspirational story. He still didn't win, he made the wrong... -
Eduardo 2022-03-19 09:01:02
How can you not fall in love with baseball?
I have watched a lot of inspirational sports movies, from basketball and football, which I am familiar with, to football, which I know a little about the rules, but baseball, oh, sorry, baseball, I have never seen a real baseball, let alone mention it. The rules are up.
Regarding actors, American...
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Hailey 2022-03-25 09:01:05
It fully demonstrates the cruelty and romance of baseball. Billy Beane is truly a legend. The film's interweaving display of his personal history and management philosophy complements each other, the editing of the sound is novel and prominent, and the insertion of real historical fragments enhances the sense of introduction. Jonah Hill played very well, and Pete's performance is considered to be of a slightly higher standard.
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Leo 2022-03-22 09:01:11
As a student of mathematics, I see that mathematical modeling is so kind
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