This movie is really not that good. The level of the coach, the growth of the players, the process of winning the championship, the conflict of skin color is slightly dull and lacks reality. This may be an abrupt change from five years of winning the championship to an inevitable injury after one year. I personally think that the most valuable thing in the whole play is the attitude towards discrimination. The so-called discrimination has always existed in various fields, gender, urban and rural areas, rich and poor... As long as there is a difference, there will be discrimination. In the face of discrimination, some people give up on themselves, blame others, and do even more discriminatory things in the corners where they are discriminated against. But there are still some people who bear the burden of humiliation, clearly distinguish which are their own problems and which are problems imposed by prejudice, improve themselves, ignore prejudice, and use hard work step by step to get out of the shadow of discrimination. And then gracefully, like the lady in the play said, don't be swayed by the words of the uneducated.
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