Jason Kraynek

Vilma 2022-04-18 17:34:52

I liked football a long time ago, I like the feeling of tension and excitement, and I like watching the players run on the court.
Just watched the movie "Challenge Sunday" and it was great!
 
Coach tony said to the players on the eve of the final battle of life and death:

people get old and...

Carroll 2022-04-18 17:34:52

I remember watching a documentary by DISCOVERY called Ultimate Athlete a long time ago. The film tells the life of the top players in competitive sports and those who are not yet top players. However, after watching ANY GIVEN SUNDAY, the screenwriter did not want this film to be inspirational....

Kameron 2022-04-21 09:02:10

Oliver Stone used a documentary lens to tell a hot-blooded sports film, and the confrontational nature of football was highlighted in a quick edit, but that's all, the plot is still too old-fashioned, the roles of Pacino and Fox Not very solid either.

Godfrey 2022-04-19 09:01:57

Blu-ray reset. Stone's psychedelic style lasted for a period of time in the 1990s. During the conversation between coach Pacino and quarterback Fox, he kept inserting various scenes of "Ben-Hur", the stadium, and the scenery, which seemed to render the character's heart accumulated and broken for a long time. The explosive emotions and stances, including those very broken and shaking shots of the ball game, plus the dense rhythm soundtrack (I felt like I was playing "Need for Speed" when I watched it back then), the crazy atmosphere and character psychology are Echoes - the female bosses, coaches and players who want to win are not only the clear and positive expressions of the inheritance between the two quarterbacks and the desperate efforts of the defensive core, but also the female bosses, the mayor, and the players. It is a slightly dark reality setting such as the competition for interests between the coaches and the coach's other climbing high branches. It has a smooth rhythm and popular techniques, but it does not appear too superficial. Diaz visits players' locker rooms filled with naked men, Fox who vomits every time he plays, and Pacino as a speech master (Denzel Washington is more or less his successor)