When I watch this movie now, it is full of the shadows of me running on the stadium ten years ago. I hope that after ten years, what I see is a self who has no hesitation and is running forward in this desolate city. If in the meantime, I become a father, I will also be a father who understands, encourages, and guides children. I promise. "I will win a World Cup for Brazil, I promise." Young Pele said to his father among the dejected Brazilians who lost the 1950 World Cup. A short comment on the movie itself: As a movie, it can give 7.5 points. As a football movie, it is currently the best. When watching, please try to go to the theater or 1080P resources. The whole story and shooting techniques are very routine, but the routine is very proficient, and many people still follow this one. The use of color is superior to the soundtrack technique. The choice of details and length are well grasped. Bailey himself left the country. Excluding those discussions about human nature, the film is clearly biased towards happy football. In the era of utilitarian football, we urgently need happy football. Watching the game, caring about the players, running, turning, jumping, colliding with them... winning or losing is important, but on the countless long road to the trophy, the love, obsession, happiness, and self are more important. Life is the same. For those who really love football, those great players who are late or retired or active, are those trophies and victories all their glory? Glory is an invisible and glorious banner, often standing in the most difficult position. Comrades in the future, now you may run alone in the distance, and one day, we will fight together. Now, please come to a football feast!
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