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Remember the Titans
Dariana 2022-03-22 09:01:24
The film is based on a true story starring Denzel Washington. It tells about the merger of a white school and a black school in Virginia in 1971. The football teams of the two schools had to be reorganized into a new mixed team, and the black coach Boone became the head coach of the team, while The original white coach Bill became the assistant of the black coach. What this team needs is not only the fusion between the two school players, but also the fusion between the races. With his strong will, unremitting efforts and dedication to winning, the black coach Boone made the black and white players understand and integrate with each other, and finally won the respect of the white coach Bill. With the unremitting efforts of the two black and white coaches, the team was invincible and achieved an unprecedented victory. Through the team's victory, the relationship between blacks and whites in the region became harmonious, and the two coaches became lifelong friends.
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Graciela 2022-04-23 07:01:28
I know this movie because of the Chinese coach Mi Lu in the 2002 World Cup...
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Lela 2022-03-23 09:01:28
The best way to earn respect is to fight back with courage and strength, and actions speak louder than words. Sure enough, sports are the best communication tool between people, and it is also the activity that can best show one's character. The ball is the character. No wonder Milou admired the film so much back then: Attitude is everything. By the way, there is such a youthful Gosling in it, so handsome
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Coach Yoast: I think this is a very good time for prayer and reflection...
Bertier: Coach, I'm hurt. I'm not dead.
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Coach Boone: Are your parents here?
Bertier: There's my mother.
Coach Boone: Good.
[nods his head at Gerry's mom]
Coach Boone: You take a look at her. Cause once you step on that bus you aint got your mama no more. You got your brothers on the team and you got your daddy. You know who your daddy is, doncha? Gary, if you want to play on this football team, you answer me when I ask you who is your daddy? Who's your daddy, Gary? Who's your daddy?
Bertier: You.
Coach Boone: And who's team is this, Gerry? Is this your team? Or is this your daddy's team?
Bertier: Yours.
Coach Boone: Now get on the bus. Put on your jacket first and then get on the bus.
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The so-called glorious years are our persistence to the dreams in our hearts when no one cares.