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A lie is also a legend
Ena 2022-01-14 08:01:37
It feels so strange for a movie. Why would he pretend to be another legend to hide himself? It was because of his mental problem. At first I thought it was, but later I thought it was not. I never doubted that he was that, that legend, and turned out not. Why is he in the videotape as an opponent, not a legend that people have forgotten. Boxing is a real champion in exchange for life, and why no one cares about their life and death. In the end, he won't be able to return if he has a family. why? He is also a legend, but he did not defeat those great boxers. What is it? They are no longer there and forgotten, even if he is a tramp, but he always maintains his own state, 30%, 50 %, 60%, 70%, 90%, 100% keep talking about their own state, many people can understand what state they are in, a boxing champion who is being bullied, a liar beggar, I respect this He, because, he, he owns his own, and plays around with others, only he knows that period of history, he is the supporting role of that period of history, indeed the only one who survives this story!
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Janie 2022-01-14 08:01:37
I thought it was a pure inspirational movie, but it's really not the same thing. Admitting a mistake does require great courage, especially when the mistake has brought you a lot of benefits.
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Delaney 2022-03-26 09:01:11
Disappointed. Perform floating. German Blu-ray. Three and a half.
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Erik Kernan Jr.: You were almost champion of the world
Champ: Ah, that was a long time ago.
Erik Kernan Jr.: You fought LaMotta. You fought Patterson. You heard a whole stadium of people stand up and call out your name! You remember that?
Champ: Sure, sure I remember that.
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Erik Kernan Jr.: Can I buy you a cup of coffee?
Champ: No man, I don't drink coffee. Used to, but I gave it up.
Erik Kernan Jr.: How about a cold beer?
Champ: [pauses and smiles] Well, I indulge in a beer every now and then.