Sledgehammer Randy's autobiography, let me see the hesitation and confusion of most men in middle age. What will the heroes and idols who were once bathed in the adoration and screams of audiences and fans look like in twenty years? Should he continue to live in that dreamlike halo, or will he wake up from his dream, quietly leave the stage that brought him infinite honor, and live his life down-to-earth?
Although Randy is getting old, as he told his daughter, I'm a old, broken-down piece of meat (reminds me of the meat he sells cooked food, a little nauseated), but his heart still belongs to him. Stage - even though his heart is getting old too, really tm ironic.
Randy is a multi-faceted wrestler, a guilt-ridden incompetent father, an alcoholic who has an affair with a stripper, and an incognito supermarket employee. Basically applying the epic routine of the Odyssey can explain the plot of the story, and the key is how to convince the audience that Randy is a real person. Before knowing the story, I really believe that a real wrestler was found to play his story. If the writers get three points, Mickey goes to the other seven.
The scene where Randy and the kid play Nintendo is funny. Because during Chinese New Year, I also met a little friend and I discussed Call of Duty4. I'm quite surprised, children are so happy now that they have to play all kinds of new games. When I remember when I was a child, I always liked to go to my classmate's house to watch other people play fairy swords, and I felt very satisfied, and that little classmate had super-responsibility, so he was simply too happy. It is estimated that today's children don't know what super duty is.
About injuries. Randy told the brothers to take care of your body when you are young, and don't think that it's enough to take care of minor ailments. What is "Youth is Capital"? That is, the money will not increase in value when you are young, so you have to take it easy. If you spend your capital and pay back the overdraft when you are young, you will have to calculate interest when you are old. Your body will collect debts from you, which is worse than a loan shark setting fire and oil.
Have a chance to watch it again.
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