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Virginia 2022-01-14 08:01:37
It's a good film that can trigger thinking
The film has another name, "Chewing repeatedly", which sounds very awkward at first, but if you finish watching the film, you will find such an unpleasant name to be more suitable than "Regrouping". "Resurrecting the Champ", the English word (resurrect) has the meaning of coming back to life and...
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Ena 2022-01-14 08:01:37
A lie is also a legend
It feels so strange for a movie. Why would he pretend to be another legend to hide himself? It was because of his mental problem. At first I thought it was, but later I thought it was not. I never doubted that he was that, that legend, and turned out not. Why is he in the videotape as an opponent,...
Tom Carey
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Frederic 2022-03-27 09:01:15
If I didn't see the second half, I almost didn't have the patience to read it. I didn't expect it to be such a story. It's really worth watching.
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Ettie 2022-03-14 14:12:26
Three and a half, about truth and lies, about identity and self-identity. It’s a pity that a few places are too far-fetched and too illogical
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[first lines]
Announcer: He lost to Harold Johnson and to Nino Valdez. That win to Valdez catapulted him into the national statistics spotlight also. Charles, 32 years old, Satterfield, 30. Here's round two. 189 for Charles, 180 for Satterfield. Charles is in the white trunks.
Erik Kernan Jr.: [narrating] A writer, like a boxer, must stand alone.
Announcer: Satterfield has surprised all tonight with his right.
Erik Kernan Jr.: Having your words published, like entering a ring, puts your talent on display. And there's nowhere to hide. The truth is revealed. And sometimes, the results can be disastrous.
Announcer: And Satterfield is down! Three, four, five, six, seven... He's not gonna get up. Eight, nine... And it's all over. Wow! Ezzard Charles.
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Ralph Metz: The truth is, I forget your pieces while I'm reading them. Now, if this is the best you can do, I'm not gonna complain. But I know you can do a lot better.
