This movie fully tells us that in order to be successful, you must not only have a strong interest, but also have a coach who can no longer be awesome to teach you. He never understood that a true Olympics was not just about a God-given skill set. It's about never giving up, no matter what. (He never understood that a true Olympics was not just about a God-given skill set. The best innate skills, but no matter what happens, don’t give up.) The same applies to other industries. In the end, Eddie did not win the Olympic medal, which is quite unexpected, but this is also Phoebe's perfect interpretation of Coubertin's "The most important thing in the Olympics is not victory, but participation; the important thing in life is not triumph, but struggle" is the phrase. Let me attach another thing I found, Eddie will not be able to participate in the competition in the future, because after this world, the Olympic Committee stipulates that the top 50 or the top 30% of the world should be ranked.
It's been a long time since I watched this type of heart-washing inspirational film. It's not bad to watch it occasionally.
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