In fact, I was uncomfortable in the first act. The fighter's face was beaten with blood. If it weren't for Morgan Freeman's deep and deep voice, I might have given up. Sports movies and boxing are not my food at all.
But this film completely surpasses the pure sports inspirational film. If the main line is just to fight for the dream, burned, splendid, and died without regrets, it would be a waste of three dramas. Its background color is much darker and more complicated. I like its calm and gloomy narrative style, not sensational or overly hot, and even full of life's helplessness. What moved me the most was the kind of deep nostalgia between two unwilling people who had nothing, like a father like a daughter. When she was seriously injured, what she cared about was his feelings. She wanted to say sorry to him. He could commit the felony of being unable to ask God for forgiveness for her request. There is no deeper love than this, which reminds me of the movie "Love", between husband and wife, the same.
The ending of this movie was so cruel, I cried silently for a while after watching it. Morgan Freeman plays a calm bystander and narrator, with a clear mind and compassion. At the end of the movie, give us a little hope, maybe that long letter can bring a little comfort and redemption to poor Frankie.
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