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Quincy 2022-04-21 09:01:55
Just mediocre
I saw such high ratings on major film review websites, but after reading it, I felt that it was actually not as good as I imagined. Everything seemed so bland, even the plot was so smooth, there was nothing particularly outstanding, except for the last one. A few shots were fired, and the...
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Virginie 2022-03-26 09:01:05
Sportsmanship takes the poison of capitalism with one shoulder throw — or three bullets
Americans' attitude toward the Olympics can be seen by comparing the Dream Team lineup of the previous Olympic Games with the NBA All-Star lineup of that year. In short, there is no market operation, no dazzling stars, and no waves of lace news that follow. In just a few days, there are many and...
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Lelia 2022-03-31 09:01:03
Speak with images. The last best of the year, only recognized Farrell's nose
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Shana 2022-04-02 09:01:02
The director, Bennett Miller, is actually a very good storyteller, although this time he brought the story behind a dull competitive sports. The selection is successful, the perspective is clear and unique, and the other two male protagonists are brought out by the third person. There is almost no previous introduction, the silence of the blockbuster and the occasional dialogue, rendering the psychological changes of the characters. The film can be used as a psychological case study.
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[John du Pont drives up to see Dave Schultz, makes a stop, backs up his car, drives forward and parks up beside Dave]
David Schultz: Hey John, What's happening? Hey Whoa!
Wayne Kendall: [from Wayne in the passenger of Mr. du Pont's vehicle] No.
John du Pont: You got a problem with me?
Wayne Kendall: John. Don't, John!
David Schultz: No, John, I don't have a problem. Hey... John -
[gunshot from du Pont]
David Schultz: Argh!
Wayne Kendall: [Wayne leaps out of du Pont's vehicle] John, No! Stop, John. Stop!
[Dave tries crawling away on the ground, grunting]
Nancy Schultz: [Nancy Schultz runs out the front door and screams] John, no!
[another gunshot is fired at Dave Schultz]
Nancy Schultz: [Nancy runs back into the house when she see's Mr. du Pont aim the gun up towards her]
[Dave grunts continuing to try and crawl away]
Nancy Schultz: [final gunshot to Dave Schultz ending with a final scream, Mr. du Pont calmly drives away as Nancy holds onto her dead husband laying in the snow]
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End Title Card: Dave Schultz was posthumously inducted into the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. He is survived by his wife and two children.
End Title Card: Mark Schultz retired from competitive wrestling after the 1988 Olympics. He now lives in Oregon, where he offers wrestling clinics.
End Title Card: John du Pont died in prison on December 9, 2010.
