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Holden 2022-03-22 09:02:45

I watched "One Goal Fame 3" without watching "One Goal Fame 1" and "One Goal Fame 2", so I didn't know the group of England in the show who drove their RV to Germany to watch the World Cup Fans, what does it have to do with the three protagonists? This film is actually divided into two main parts, one is about the World Cup, and the other is about good friends and family. The World Cup is reflected by two means, mainly the footage of high-speed cameras, and the second is the carnival of the fans. According to common sense, the World Cup team certainly does not have No. 25 and 26 jerseys to wear, and the team will not give the opportunity to let the players go to the nightclub to celebrate a victory in the closed training state.

But there are still some lovely things about this movie. The first is the scene. The existence of a lot of good material in the World Cup documentary makes this football-themed film an irreplaceable background advantage. Few fans are completely indifferent to the World Cup, at least for me personally, it is difficult to restrain the excitement when I see the World Cup. Secondly, the precious footage captured by the high-speed camera very realistically reproduces the intense scenes in the World Cup, the physical contact between players, the changes in eyes and breathing, the trajectory of the ball, and the every move of the coaches and substitute players. Let us have a chance to see enough.

In England's 1-0 victory over Ecuador in the quarter-finals, that is, the game in which Charlie Braithwaite was injured and died suddenly, we can see a shot of England captain Beckham taking a free kick, The ball can't be seen at all, but it starts to reappear from Beckham's commanding teammate's stance, until the smile and running after the goal. The personal image of Beckham occupies a very large proportion in the game shots, so this film also plays a role in further strengthening the commercial value of Beckham.

And the real core connotation of the film is the brotherhood on the court. Liam and Santi accompany Charlie to a movie, and Charlie falls in love with movie star Sophia with Santi's help. At the same time, Liam can't face his ex-lover June and daughter Bella, and two friends and agent Nick have also been enlightening him, encouraging him to face the responsibilities of his family and to give up his bad habits of drinking and clubbing. A car accident caused Santi to miss the World Cup due to an injury, and Charlie died suddenly after a strong collision on the field due to the sequelae that were not detected in time. After Charlie's funeral, Sophia gave Charlie and her engagement ring to Liam, hoping that he and June could renew their relationship. In the end, Liam missed a penalty in the World Cup quarter-finals and failed to win the Hercules Cup for Charlie, but his remorse won the initiative in life.

Between Liam, Charlie, Santi, Nick, and Sophia and June, there is a very beautiful emotional presence. They use the relationship of close friends to provide strong motivation for each other, and to connect their The thing is football. Liam, Charlie, and Santi are green comrades; Nick is Liam and Santi's agent and rational assistant; Sophia is acquainted with Charlie because his family is a fan; Madrid lives, but she is also the person who wants Liam to play at his best. Two big scenes best illustrate these relationships: Charlie's funeral and Liam's wedding. Liam's heartfelt words at Charlie's funeral, as well as Santi's tears of joy at Liam and June's wedding and Nick's supplementary remarks, show their love for each other to the fullest.

At the end of the day, the film tells us that football is a business and an element of beauty. The scenery of the German countryside, the boiling atmosphere of the stadium, and the hot shouting of the bar all go hand in hand with the World Cup. These beautiful things surround people's lives, infecting people's passion for football and love for each other.

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