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Theron 2022-04-19 09:01:48

These films at the end of 2014 made people feel uncomfortable watching
this one. I originally thought that the ordinary sports inspirational film
turned out to be an alternative gloomy style
. It seems that the innuendo of the same sex is obvious.
The project of wrestling itself is easy to be involved in this. On the other hand, the three people of
the same sex are similar to jealousy or jealousy, resulting in such a result.
In the second half of the film, the description of the characters' direction is very incomplete. If
you have money, you can be self-willed. This is the same in any country
because you have money . , so I can recruit others and knead it according to my own mind
. In addition, it is actually Steve Carell. It

reminds me of a project: DOTA
DOTA gained a certain amount of attention at TI4,
but almost all clubs are rich two The sponsors
seem to be in the interview with 357, saying that they are like ancient doormen, or
the master of the thugs will let them try
a contradictory thing. Sports require a lot of money to support, and a lot of money always needs to betray something.

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Extended Reading
  • Zelma 2021-11-29 08:01:18

    The biggest significance of this film is that it can overcome the obstruction from the wealthy and willful family and put the story on the screen. The rest is just like clouds.

  • Jonas 2021-11-29 08:01:18

    I have never seen such a horrible biographical sports film, like Kubrick's. Instead, I felt that I was the Hulk who played the best. The scene that was forced to say "Mr. DuPont is my mentor" to the camera was the culmination of all the horror.

Foxcatcher quotes

  • [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]

  • 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.