Hollywood has produced many sports movies. In addition to the golf, there are also football, baseball, basketball, football, cycling, and even poker and billiards for various ways of playing. Most of these sports films are inspirational, but the ultimate goal of the protagonists engaging in sports is not to win the money and honor brought by sports competitions, nor is it often praised in our sports movies as "to win glory for the country." ", but the love of sports itself. Perhaps only this purest love can reach the highest level of sports and can also impress the audience. This kind of love is not only in our movies, even when our high-level athletes participate in international competitions, it is hard to feel.
Take this film as an example, the male protagonist Junuh played by Matt Damon was once a golf genius who was favored by everyone. With his innate talent and love for golf, Junuh finally found his life on the court.
What's interesting is that the title of the film is not named after Rannulph Junuh, but after Bagger Vance, played by Will Smith. It turns out that the club can also play a role as a coach! The Bagger Vance in the film is simply a god-like character. He knows everything, sports, psychology, and sociology. The whole film, which is based on memories, is mixed with some mystery and looks weird.
The wealthy daughter played by Charlize Theron is very boring. The various actions towards the end give people a very powerful feeling. It seems that men have to make contributions, so that women will come to the door. As for Jacques Lemont, it was originally the main reason I watched this play. I didn’t expect it to be just a cameo. He only showed his face at the beginning and the end of the film. It took less than five minutes to add up. Fortunately, the old man took care of the whole play. Narration. But I don't like to play that little actor when he was a child, because the acting ingredients are too strong.
This film continues the gentle and soothing style of Robert Redford's movies, but it is limited to the weakness of the script, and some editing is not coherent and smooth. It can only be said to be very general, but it does arouse my interest in golf, which is enough.
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