"Creed: Rising Heroes" was the first sports inspirational movie I watched in 2019, and it made me cry. This is Stallone's farewell to Rocky's work. The content is not new, but it does not affect its good-looking, inspirational and thought-provoking. Boxing is a seemingly barbaric sport, ranging from bloodshed and injury to losing a match, or even losing a family or even a life. Boxing is like life, attacking is the basic trick, but to become a boxing king and a winner in life, both physical and psychological qualities are indispensable. We must not only dare to face the crit head-on, but also learn to bow our head to avoid it. When you fail, you must endure pain and pressure, regain your confidence and stand on the ring; when you succeed, you must continue to work hard to train and prepare, and withstand temptation to maintain your original intention. Just like life is ups and downs, boxing champions are not achieved overnight. "If you want the other person to suffer, you must first endure the pain yourself." Little Creed and Little Draco bear the grudges between their parents. The two boxing matches are fate, not only blood, but also growth. Creed has grown from a boy to a man, and a father, he not only has the responsibility of defending the honor of the boxing champion, but also the responsibility of taking care of his wife, daughter, family and Rocky. . "No one can accompany you to the end, you will one day face everything alone." Boxing, like life, is a process of falling and getting up. Love and family help Creed find himself in the lost, regain his confidence and return to the ring. This kind of loss may be encountered by each of us at the crossroads of life, so when Creed stands up and struggles again, we can find a little solace and strength in it. And Draco and his son are not evil villains. The unloving father and son have been living in the pain and shadow of past failures and family separation. To win everything back, Victor is trained by his father like a tool, without love and without joy. In the final game, the absence of his mother was the last hope for Victor. The despair and pain in his eyes made people cry for this so-called villain. "Now you already know why you are fighting!" Although Rocky is late, the sincerity and perseverance he had when he was young still infects Creed and the audience. This is the testimony of youth and the process of finding himself. Stallone's mantle was passed on to Michael B. Jordan, Rocky is no longer but the spirit is forever. In the cold winter, this inspirational chicken soup may be a good choice to warm you up.
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