After a year-long delay, the Tokyo Olympics are now poised to take place.
Although this Olympic Games canceled the spectator viewing, it was a bit deserted, but as the world's top sports event, the athletes' competition is the biggest attraction of the Olympic Games.
In this issue, we summarize a movie related to the Olympic Games and take you back to the journey of the 100-year Olympic Games!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="38" > Win the Championship</h1>
"Win the Championship" tells the sports process of the Chinese women's volleyball team for more than thirty years, from the First World Championship of the Chinese Women's Volleyball Team in 1981, to the unexpected defeat in 2008, to the China-Pakistan War at the Rio Olympics in 2016, Yuan Weimin, Chen Zhonghe, Lang Ping three generations of women's volleyball coaches, connecting the ups and downs of several generations of women's volleyball players.
Before "Win the Championship", Chinese sports films have been in a state of stagnation, and there are not many works that can be handed, and "Win the Championship" allows us to see that Chinese filmmakers can control sports themes and completely shoot sports stories in this land.
Although "Win the Championship" did not achieve much good box office results, it also opened up a piece of chinese sports film, with next year's Winter Olympics coming soon, "China Table Tennis", "My Heart Flies" and Chen Kexin's "Alone on the Field" will meet the audience, in the future, Chinese sports movies will definitely get better and better.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="42" > One Man Olympics</h1>
The tribute film of the 2008 Olympic Games tells the story of Liu Changchun, the first person in the Chinese Olympic Games, to participate in the Olympic Games. "One Man's Olympics" is a sports movie, but also a biography, although less sports themes of the blood high burning, more legendary and heavy.
Unfortunately, the film's display of sports is very small, a lot of content is filled with non-sports elements, Liu Changchun's two defeats in the game have also been brushed over, coupled with the 2008 Chinese film production level restrictions, so that the whole film has a slight dull and rough.
But in any case, "One Man Olympics" can be described as an important step forward for Chinese sports films.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="46" > Chariot of Fire</h1>
The most classic sports inspirational movies, the classic clips of beach running, and the soundtrack of Vangelis, every time the aftertaste makes people excited.
Now it seems that "Chariot of Fire" is very old-fashioned. Two athletes, one for dignity, one for faith, two people through sports to implement their own values, the film believes in courage, faith and the will of people, believe that people can change their fate as long as they work hard, faithful to a higher, faster, stronger sportsmanship.
Although the film is full of chicken soup, it will still be moved to a mess, and if you understand the real experience of the characters in the prototype of the film, you will deepen your understanding of the film. This kind of inspirational sports movie will never go out of style.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="50" > Eddie the Eagle</h1>
Based on the story of legendary British ski jumper Michael Edwards, known as "Eddie the Eagle", participating in the Olympic Games. "Uncle Wolf" Hugh Jack Mann co-starred with "Egg Egg" Tarun Edgerton.
"Flying Eagle Eddie" is definitely an anti-routine sports genre film, a last-rate player, a second-rate coach, Eddie, who has no talent and a knee injury, participates in high skiing, one meter and one meter beyond his own record, not for the ranking, not for the gold medal, just for himself.
In the eyes of some people, Eddie is a loser, doing the most ridiculous things, but Eddie has been insisting and never giving up, this is the Olympic spirit!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="54" > "I, Queen of Patterns"</h1>
"Clown Girl" Margot Robbie starred, serving the audience a bowl of genuine "poisonous chicken soup", which also presented the real life of an athlete to some extent.
The heroine Tonya is caught up in various life chores throughout her life, she is a control-freak mother, a very irresponsible ex-husband, and also ruined her sports career because of her ex-husband.
Tonya, who came from the bottom, cannot be compared with those skaters who have been pampered since childhood, and the elegance on the ice cannot hide the cruel reality, dreams are related to effort, but also related to class, money, luck, some people may try to stand on the podium, but some people work hard, but they can only end up with a lifetime ban.
The tip of the pyramid is always a minority, and perhaps Tonya is the epitome of most athletes.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="59" > Munich</h1>
The fighting nation's bloody sports blockbuster tells the legendary story of the 1972 Munich Olympic basketball final, in which the former Soviet basketball team defeated the American team that held the record of 36 years of total victory.
An unknown Soviet basketball coach vowed to save the Soviet national team from a state of disarray and stand on the world's field, and because of his efforts, the results of the game were reversed, and the entire history of basketball also changed.
"Kill Munich" is a proper Russian main theme movie, and the "Eagle Battle" on the screen is believed to make countless Russian audiences excited, which can be described as "Russia's "Wolf Warrior"".
The film also set a box office record in Russia and became the box office champion in the history of Russian cinema.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="64" > Black Lightning</h1>
Based on the true experiences of legendary athlete Jesse Owens. On the eve of World War II, at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Jesse Owens won four gold medals to set three world records, and he proved himself with his strength, mocking Adolf Hitler's racist remarks with his achievements.
The whole film is very neat, completely shaping the image of a sports actor who pursues freedom and constantly fights, both hot-blooded competition and historical entanglement behind it, and the waves on the eve of World War II can better glimpse the close relationship between sports and politics.
On the other hand, the stable narrative method makes the film seem decent, even a little boring.