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Rozella 2022-01-14 08:01:37
nice!
good. It's worth seeing.
I like this kind of movie with ups and downs... I
like the performance of the old black man...
As for the handsome guy, the performance is average, there are no highlights... The
film sends us a message that is worth thinking about: how to trust a person ; How to tolerate a... -
Amber 2022-01-14 08:01:37
The danger of believing
It is always dangerous to believe. In other words, all dangers start from believing, either too much trust in yourself or too much trust in others. When we are no longer credulous, we must have been deceived and injured, so we have become so "smart", it is hard to say whether we should be happy or...
Tom Carey
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Alisha 2022-03-25 09:01:18
5 stories of fathers and sons
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Donato 2022-01-14 08:01:37
He is a liar. But that's because he wants to make himself look better than his true self, hoping to be admired by his son. Sometimes, we need to rely on imagination to realize such a desire. This is certainly sad, and what is even more sad is that our children discover that we are not the superman they imagined, but the "people who have ceased to be brave." The legacy of the "champion", I think, inspired us to find the truth, and the beauty that truth brings.
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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.
