All in all, it's pretty good. When Rudy ran on the court, he really felt a sore nose. Although I think the protagonist has some abnormalities, such as not shy about doing things that I find embarrassing, such as going directly to the priest and cleaning the stadium for help, which makes people feel a little low in emotional intelligence. However, it is precisely because of this that his naive and dazed personality allows him to persist in pursuing his dreams. Unfortunately, sometimes hard work doesn't change much. Rudy tried his best and put in a lot more effort than others, and he wasn't as good as those who were more talented than him, but didn't have half the effort. In the end, if the players were not collectively moved by him, they would put pressure on the coach. There is a high probability that he will still not be able to play, and even then, he has only played for a few minutes. So I find it hard to define what Rudy's real dream is. He really just wanted to stand on that court and play a ball, to save face for his father, or to prove his strength. There should be all of them, a kind of mixed emotion. But I think Rudy in history should have more love for rugby, just like the protagonist of "Boom Drummer" in the previous article, purely from inner love. And this is not expressed in the film. Although not perfect for me, it has benefited me a lot. Rudy's approach aligns with my philosophy in life. Only when you do your best for what you want, you will either get it, happy ending. Even if you still miss it, it's not that sad. I tried my best but still couldn't get it, it could only be fate, it was very relieved. But what is difficult? Are we really doing our best for one thing, can't it be any better? Unfortunately, most of the answers are no, which is why life is full of regrets. On Nanshan, the most indispensable thing is plum blossoms.
View more about Rudy reviews
