After watching the movie until the characters at the end of the film are shown, I suddenly feel depressed when I see the black screen full of them. Until Maggie was knocked down, I thought it was a dream inspirational film. The heroine won the boxing championship belt with her old age through constant persistence and training, won a million-dollar bonus, and then lived happily with her family. together. But it seems that I heard that this is an award-winning film, so I shouldn't even be able to guess the ending. The match with the Blue Bears was only put in the middle and rear of the movie, and I'll wait until I get the boxing belt after thinking about how to reverse it. But suddenly it stopped abruptly. The fracture of the spine stopped everything, the dreams were gone, the bonuses were gone, and the rest of my life would have to be embarrassingly tossing and turning in bed. If you have experienced such a glorious and bloody moment, rushing forward non-stop, realizing your dream, standing on the stage and enjoying the cheers of the crowd, and becoming a disabled person with one leg missing, how can it be accepted? At first, I also imagined that Maggie would perform a miracle and defeat the Blue Bears to win the championship, but I forgot how the award-winning film could be so superficial. In the end, at Maggie's begging, Frankie finally pulled out the breathing tube.
If I watched this movie from the beginning, I never thought that Maggie would end with death, but it seems understandable because there is nothing other than death that can make her want to live, family makes her chill, dreams Also out of reach. But in her life, if she doesn't stick to her dream once, maybe she will be a waitress all her life, how dare she hope to be brilliant and change her life. The kind of dream that must be realized with all my life, the dream that must be realized in addition to survival, and the dream that must be realized with all my heart, I envy. I don't have a dream, and even if I have, I don't have the courage to give everything to make it happen. I was hesitant and self-denial. Even if I had an idea, I was too lazy to implement it. I even persuaded myself to give up. I didn’t have the courage to go all out and the determination to experience pain. I have been here, I have worked hard, I have bloomed, and I am happy.
Frankie and the old black man have always been the soul of the film. Those narrations and wise words are full of life philosophy. Maybe Frankie actually bought the lemon pie snack shop and lived out the rest of his life there.
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