"Rudy"
The initial interest in this movie was why the English title title was translated into Chinese, chasing a dream and a pure heart.
After seeing the beginning, I took it for granted and guessed the ending, thinking it was the old way of inspirational dramas, working hard, entering the ideal college, participating in the Super Bowl and becoming an American star.
But in fact, this is the dream-seeking path of a person who has no talent or hope. He is just like everyone around you and me. He can only rely on perseverance and constant practice to finally get twenty-seven seconds. brilliant.
Everyone around him is not optimistic, only a friend who works with him in his father's iron factory silently supports "dream makes life acceptable". The death of a friend cemented the man, who was mocked and daydreamed every day, of his dream of going to the best football team at Notre Dame, the nation's best college. He attended the University of Notre Dame after two years of preparatory classes, worked as a sparring partner for two years, and had the highlight of his life on the eve of graduation. However, this so-called highlight moment was only 27 seconds after the victory was confirmed for the first and last game as a substitute. Is the crowd cheering crazy for victory and success? No, it is the pursuit and persistence of dreams for so many years. The last shot is to the older brother who also aspired to become a football player at the University of Notre Dame when he was a child, and was very talented, but gave up.
Persistence and giving up are so dramatic.
At this moment, I think of myself, or the thousands of postgraduate students around me. I bury my head in the face of countless pressures around me every day to pursue what I want, no matter what it takes. does it worth? I think it's worth it, persevere and work hard no matter what the result is, I think it's brilliant. This road is really hard and boring, but persistence is another way to be brilliant.
Of course, there is an inseparable relationship between holding on to your dreams and recognizing yourself. For the so-called "prove yourself", you invest time and energy to compete with yourself, and the investment is not proportional to the return. Are such people stupid? But the stupider thing is how many people accept the impossibility of others to judge you. "This school is so good, if you can't pass the test, give up." "This company doesn't want you like this, let's change the company." Listen to what others say, and never give yourself a chance to compete with yourself in your life.
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