According to my common sense of watching movies, I only know this film-Sylvester Stallone-watching this film is also following the pursuit of Stallone's personal hero image. After watching this film, I denied the film’s "hero image", but it brought a sense of relaxation and a little bit of pressure.
The emotional contrast between the two opponents in this film is obvious. "The Bull" has been unruly and hurts "Rocky" and his woman. Rocky has been tolerating his girlfriend for half his life because of his focus on boxing. In revenge, it was not until I was old to recover this "late love", which is a bit sad and mixed with romance.
Easily refers to the fact that in the movie there are always seemingly second-hand "light heavyweight champion bulls" who are always in a state of excitement. The black kid has always been in a provocative and shuttle state, chirping and screaming, but in the audience. The cheers contributed to the "dream" of the two old men---killing each other. "Angry Bull" is alive and lively when he grows old. He doesn't regard the mistakes he has made as mistakes, the attitude of dealing with things is also a disrespectful old man, which is really cheap compared to "Rocky". Stallone also changed the sense of responsibility and social oppression that he had brought in order to perform various awesome tasks in the past. The only thing I can’t understand is how a powerful boxer in the past endured the loneliness of being wifeless for many years. One was "Rocky"'s insistence on things, and the second was the "mouse, not a mouse, or a dog's knick-knacks" throughout the film. Up to this point.
The pressure is that for my friends, the movie is classified as a movie. For my friends who have hurt my friends emotionally, how can I eliminate the grievances between them? At the end of the film, "the bull" seems to have gone as far as he knows. Qi" still went crazy attacking when he lost his right eye, and the close-up of the camera at the moment was also fixed on the hideous face of "Bull". A friend is an opponent in a personal relationship, and an opponent can hurt himself but still continue his "character" none of us can do anything about it. But he can only choose to knock him to the ground like "Rocky". And I am contradictory, what kind of method should be used to resolve grievances when I was young when I was old. Not all enmities and hatreds can be dispelled in the way of battle like in the movie. The best thing I can do in this type is to avoid it, just like "Rocky" chose at the beginning... ..(The more you look at "Bull", the more familiar you are. Checking the information online turns out to be teaching "Father 2"-Don Corleone)
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