viewing location: AMC forum Theater Hall 4
attendance: 90%
Sport + inspirational, Hollywood has that one or two almost every year, and this "sport" is nothing more than basketball , American olives, and baseball, occasionally ice hockey and golf. On the surface, this subject matter has long been badly photographed. But fortunately, this film actually sells something else-struggle and success. Of course, Sandra Bullock's role and way of interpretation are more or less reminiscent of the self-improving Iraqi actress of Oscar queen Big Mouth Zhu, but it is absolutely impossible for her to reach the top with this film. But it's not that her performance is not wonderful, it's just that the role is almost perfect to make people a little unbelievable-even if it is adapted from a real person. Another impressive character is the little boy, SJ, who I recognized at a glance as the kid in Hancock. By the way, the book "The Kingdom of Beasts", which was made into a movie some time ago, also appeared in the film, which also confirms the classics and popularity of the book.
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