In fact, there are many lists of this movie. I don't know how many times I have saved such lists, but it's like buying a book. When you buy a book, you should put it at the bottom of the box, until one day you turn the box and turn it over. I just found out that there is such a book, and then I regret it, ah, why didn't I read it earlier, and then I still didn't read it this time, until I don't know when I read it. This film is such a process for me. I finally finished watching it today. It’s amazing. During the process of watching, I sometimes get tangled in my heart and get nervous, and then I can’t help cheering when I see the protagonists win. The film tells the story of how a coach led a team of seven blacks to an ncaa championship in an era when blacks had no status. Don Harris is great, he's smart, strict, observant, eclectic, and always gets through every difficulty. After the team continued to win, the contradiction between blacks and whites was manifested, both externally and internally. During this process, I was very impressed that the trainer said a word, it should not be this group of shame. Black guy, it should be us. At that time, I thought of my grandmother. She cultivated our compassion for a moment since we were young. Don't underestimate anyone or any profession. Those who rely on their own hands to eat are good. So seeing that the status of black Americans is so low, I still feel uncomfortable. I think the film embodies a kind of humanistic feelings, but also clarifies some truths. What is the biggest and most important thing, don't be influenced by some external factors. For example, a black man was beaten by a white man, and then a group of black people wanted to take revenge, but the coach quickly stopped him because he knew what he wanted. At the same time, it also reminded me of today's security. After I came back, my temper was very grumpy. Fortunately, this movie gave me some instructions.
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