To be honest, the photos at the end of this film really shocked me, not because of the emotional resonance, but because of this film that, in my opinion, exudes a strong false breath from beginning to end. Actually it was adapted from real events! I also blame my clumsy eyes, I can't see it. Yesterday and today, by coincidence, I watched two movies based on real events in succession. At least I personally saw a sharp contrast. In addition to the topic, the performance, filming and plot of "Sustaining the Child" can be said to be almost perfect, and the depressive atmosphere is vividly interpreted. On the other hand, this film is really hard for me to praise.
The positioning of the film itself is naturally an American warmth and inspirational film, but I did not feel any power, but watched it with bitter cold. Someone must be spraying me with conspiracy theories. Whatever, happiness is the most important thing. To say that the heroine of the film is a model of kindness, I saw a wandering and helpless poor man on the street and brought it to my own home? Kindness can exist, and basic self-protection awareness is also indispensable. Just look at this guy, you can't beat ten people really hard. Of course helping people who are in difficulty is great, but you really don’t worry about your safety at all. Seeing him pick up a piece of rubbish, do you think he is a young man with a three-pointed outlook? No matter what the reason, you have the most basic understanding before you bring a stranger home? It can only be said that this is really commendable courage, beyond recognition. This kind of love naturally runs through the whole film without suspense. Everywhere in this kind family is friendly. You said you wanted a driver's license, I even bought the car for you, and you hit me the second time you hit the road. Madam, your family has money and insurance. I can understand if the car crashes and it doesn't hurt. Your son almost smashed to death! The big guy reacted slowly for a second, and your son exploded into the sky on the spot! At least teach two sentences to drive well! Even if he is considerate of his mood and doesn't want to hurt him, at least show a little anger! ...Not to mention the old-fashioned conflict at the end. There are so many examples, which is why I think it looks so fake.
Rugby is undoubtedly one of the most important elements in the film, and the theme of the film is largely reflected through it. Unfortunately, as a layman for a sport, this sport can neither attract me through the wonderful interaction between players or the tricky shooting angle like football, nor can it hold me through rounds like ping-pong, in my opinion. This is really like group wrestling. The male protagonist’s setting is to protect the consciousness Max. Regardless of whether this can really help him to realize his rugby potential, the first actual battle of the male protagonist, which focuses on the performance of the film, was crushed from the beginning to the back of the explosion. This is really Isn't the desire for protection not the desire for revenge? Is your desire for protection to throw the opposing player out of the field or push him to be unable to take care of himself and have to rest (although that guy deserves it)?
In fact, the title is not very accurate. If you want to help others, being rich is only the most superficial level. You also need to have a noble family, a group of almighty relatives and friends, a pair of eyes that are good at discovering the strengths of others, and a kind heart with almost no bottom line. As for if you are also in a miserable life and want to turn over like the protagonist in the film, then you must first meet a noble lady who has the above conditions, and you must arouse her kindness and let her take you home. Show your kindness so that their whole family can accept you. It's not a conspiracy theory, but I just want to say that reality is not so beautiful. In many cases, many people don't want to work hard, because they can't even touch the starting point where people can work hard. As the title says, there are too many blind spots in the world. One's success is accidental, and under accident is endless black. So, is this really warm? Can this really be called inspirational?
Rating: C-
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