I just really like sports-themed movies, so I still have some expectations for this movie. Overall, I think it's not bad.
People who don't like sports-themed movies may have a hard time making it to the end, because it's a biopic, and the plot won't be too reversed, so overall it's a standard sports-themed movie.
First up and then down, and then when I was getting ready, it was a bit of a tug. "Million Dollar Baby", "Warrior" and "Iron Armored Steel Fist" are all fighting genres. This film and Iron Armored Steel Fist can be discussed together, but they are not as dramatic as Iron Armored Steel Fist. There are so many points that can be said and done, so It will look a little flat.
But there are two emotional lines running through this film, one is the relationship and relationship between the coach and the athlete, and the other is the love between the father and the child. There is no strong force, but it just provokes you at the right time and makes you feel a little bit. A little touch.
In addition to the relationship between Adrenaline Rush and the characters, the female lead's songs and voices are very nice, the male lead's appearance is amazing, and the expressions of the male lead and the coach are also well done. The male lead should not be a particularly senior actor. However, the details are in place. Of course, I think it is my own. One is that his mouth has been treated. The effect is that he has been wearing braces for a long time, causing the jaw to protrude. Another is that the neck is leaning forward, imitating the long-term training left. Muscle memory, it can be seen that the male protagonist has put in a lot of effort, and that muscle alone knows how hard he has to work. The scene of reconciliation with the coach was all close-up shots, but the expressions were handled very well, including the coach's eyes.
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