I just finished watching it, but I didn't watch it for nothing. It's worth writing something. For a long time, I haven't had a movie that made me want to write. This movie is not bad. It is based on real events. If I want to talk about inspirational films, it is better to say that it reflects the era when black people were discriminated against. Although I have not experienced it myself, I can deeply understand it from many movies. this point. It is difficult for people to imagine how black people lived in the past. Maybe the social status quo at that time was like this. Black people can get their current status in the United States. I don’t know how many people struggled.
In the movie I didn't have any doubts about them winning the championship, because basketball was originally a black sport, and everyone knows it now, but at that time I thought that the coach was the first person to eat crabs, really called him the right one, I think Without him, the current NBA probably wouldn't be like this. During the whole movie, my heart kept on thinking, for fear of any accident, I would suddenly rush out of the individual and shoot the black players indiscriminately. Why discriminate against black players? What was the US doing at the time.
The coach in the film was also inducted into the NBA Hall of Fame in 1997, and I think he deserves it. The final victory for this team has been called one of the biggest upsets in sports history and the most important game in college basketball history.
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