Watching pigs run every day makes me want to eat pork too. This film tells the true story of a caddie who participated in the US Open, because the opponent is a British, so it is still within the scope of Disney's shooting. I am sports blind and don't know anything about golf in particular, so I just watched the fun, but the movies of the game are very attractive, and it is the best choice when the spirit is low in the middle of the night.
The director is actor Bill Paxton. The first work "Oracle" Frailty has been well received. However, he consciously highlighted the class consciousness in the film, focusing on the class pressure of the caddie Francis and the British civilian ball king Harry, which should not be the original intention of Disney to find him. Working-class children strive to be at the top. The best ones in this category are "Billy Elliott/Dancing Out of My World" and "Rocket Boys/October Sky", which are highly recommended here.
The tidbits on the disc are very precious. It is an interview with Francis himself. Looking at the photos of him competing in the competition when he was young, you can still see the class brand: a dazzling tooth. Hehe, after playing for decades, he has become a gentleman. The most amazing thing is that he was a temporary caddie at the time. After the game, he had to rely on donations from the audience to earn income. When he grew up, he became a multi-millionaire? ! ? !
NND, people live without dreams, what is the difference with salted fish?
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