Living the dream, a colleague said that it should be translated into a dream come true, but I think it seems more appropriate to describe this film as living in a dream. In the first part, Munez's process of growing from an unknown garden worker to a famous football star is a dream come true, so the next one will be more appropriate to live in a dream.
Compared with the smooth sailing of the first part, Munez in the second part has encountered setbacks one after another. The mother who once abandoned him suddenly appeared, he was sent off for the first start, his girlfriend left him, he was suspended for two months because of a foot injury, and he was tracked by the paparazzi. Living in a dream is not necessarily beautiful. It's beautiful, it's just the moment when a dream comes true.
Of course, in the end, Munez must have solved these problems slowly.
Compared with the first one, I personally think the first one is better. The stars shine in the second installment, however, without the kind of excitement that made my blood boil when Munez made his first appearance for Newcastle. Still, it's worth watching.
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