Sean Porter (Dwayne Johnson) all day as a trainee executive in a reformatory school in thinking about how to lose those still on the growth path of the children rescued from the lost. And I am deeply saddened by the individual children among the degenerate teenagers currently in the reformatory home who have never lost their way.
After some consideration, Sean Porter decided to form a reformatory rugby team, hoping to gradually draw this group of teenagers through rugby, a confrontational game that integrates unity and confrontation. Come on the right way. After several setbacks, the rugby team of the reformation house finally got the chance to participate in the regular high school league. In this way, from a formal point of view, the children here seem to have been recognized by the society for their dignity and status. At the same time, under the leadership of character and perseverance passionate Potter coach, these energetic lads more gradually in a time of the game to regain self-confidence, respect ...... and get
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director Phil Jianuo Although I haven't made any decent movies, there are finally two U2 documentaries and a bunch of lesser-known TV series at the bottom. This time, it can be reused by Sony Columbia. It seems that this person has a certain talent for documentaries. Is it possible that the producers want the final effect of this sports inspirational film to reach the level of the documentary of the year?
In fact, for the vast majority of movie fans, the one who really deserves attention in this film is Dashi Johnson. This slender, imposing professional wrestler gave people a refreshing feeling when he first set foot in the movie world. The brief outburst in "The Mummy" won him the "Scorpion King" tailored for him by the film crew. It seems that after that, the "big guy" play was firmly restricted in the direction of showing off his muscles. In "Jungle Raiders", although the "peaceful way" without firing a shot is adopted, it still shows its best in wrestling and fighting. However, in the 2005 comedy "One Cool to the End", although he appeared as a gangster, Dashi Johnson expressed his desperate need for a real performance opportunity with his unique action of "raising eyebrows"...
Film Comment
In 1993, the touching story of how a group of children managed to get rid of the fetters of their hearts and finally regained their lives caused a huge sensation in society when they were shown in a TV documentary, and won the TV Emmy Award. "Reinvigorating the Style" is based on this touching story and a highly-rated documentary.
However, despite the film’s "adapted from a true story" as a guise, the slightly monotonous plot of the film is like "Coach Carter", "The Longest Code" or even "Challenge Sunday" and other sports inspirational movies. It really makes people doubt whether Sony Columbia’s producers are lazy. It seems that they have not done the adaptation and romance work at all, because after all, the film is a form of artistic expression, which is higher than life itself. Moreover, in Hollywood, sports inspirational movies have developed for so many years after all, and there is no shortage of classics in any aspect. It seems that this subject has reached a dead end, and it is very difficult to innovate in the story itself...
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