<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="12" > introduction</h1>
"Million Dollar Baby" is a self-directed feature film by Clint Eastwood, which won the 77th Academy Awards for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress, And Best Supporting Actor.
Director Clint Eastwood was born in 1930, and "Million Dollar Baby" was directed and filmed by him in 2005, and until August this year, he was still making movies, which is indeed an admirable professionalism.
Looking at his outward image is a tough guy style, and the film has a tender look. That kind of eye and external impression matching is not contrary to harmony, but will become more harmonious with the continuous deepening of the plot, making the touching place more touching, and the painful place more painful.
"Million Dollar Baby" starts out as a visual pain, and the psychological pain becomes more pronounced later. Maggie's relationship with her family, Frankie's relationship with her daughter, Frankie's relationship with Maggie.
She said, without any doubt. At that moment, the tears almost collapsed.
He said, this is my beloved, my flesh and blood. A complete tear collapse.
Punch after punch, she trusted every word he said, and the pain that hit her body was all in this layer of trust. He was even happier to see every victory she had, because he was involved in it all, watching her grow, watching her take every step of the way, and then becoming what she is now.
In the last scene, when she fell down, there was panic in his eyes, just as he had given her the name Mo Cuishle, his beloved, his flesh and blood.
She didn't actually feel the pain, and he felt the pain deeply, watching her unable to breathe on her own, watching her unable to move, watching her sores, watching her pass away little by little, so he didn't want to send her away with his own hands.
He was in pain, and finally sent her away with his own hands, and then left the place.
Re-watching the question a second time, I still feel pain because of each of her injuries.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="31" > is there anything you particularly want to accomplish</h1>
"Plug everything up for dreams that no one else can understand." Including her life. She didn't really learn how to box until she was thirty years old, and for her, boxing was the only thing she loved in her life. Frankie's promise to teach her was the greatest gift of her life.
She listened to everything he said, laid the groundwork, and then went to the next level, went to the top and fought with other stronger people, learned lessons in every game, and then won the game.
But many of us now don't know what we really like even when we're forty. Thirty and standing refers to the achievement of a person around the age of thirty. How many people are still doing nothing at the age of thirty?
I suddenly fell in love with writing in junior high school, hoping that I would one day become a writer, and in the years that followed, this shallow seed continued to take root and sprout, although it was often sunburned by the "sun", but it was always awakened by the "rain".
Writing, which is a lovely thing, is worth taking the time to delve into and it's worth calling it a dream.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="35" > have ever given up on what they want to do because of other people's words</h1>
At first Frankie wasn't willing to teach her because she was a woman, because she was a 30-year-old woman. But Maggie did not give up, she still came to their boxing gym, paid for six months, she was alone in boxing, even if she was ridiculed by the people in the gym, she still practiced silently, working in a restaurant during the day and practicing boxing in the boxing gym at night.
On her 30th birthday, she said, "I don't want to give charity or help." Watching her practice in the wrong way, Frankie finally couldn't look at it and agreed to teach her.
I am actually the kind of person who questions the more they question, the more they want to do it to the other party, and the questioning is easy to arouse my fighting spirit. In fact, this is a kind of gambling behavior. Because most of the time, I convince myself to give up. And every time I convince myself, even if it seems to be a wrong decision in the future, I will not regret it.
Even going back in time, I'll still make the same decision myself. However, if I give up my dreams because of other people's words, I will regret every moment in the future.
The first choice I faced after graduating from college was a company where I interviewed for a job about words, and a TV internship arranged by my family. After a long struggle, I listened to my family choose a TV internship, stayed there for a few months and left, and the trajectory of my life began to blur.
I often regret that choice. If I can go back to that time, then I will definitely stick to my inner thoughts. It's the idea that exists to be close to the dream.
What about you? Will there be times when you give up because of other people's words?
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="54" > relationship with the world is my relationship with me</h1>
Frankie and Maggie are not complicated, although not related by blood, but more like father and daughter. One is trying to be a father, fulfilling a father's duty, protecting and caring; one is trying to be a daughter, doing his best not to disappoint him.
And Maggie's family, it's really indescribable. The money she earned bought her mother a house, but her mother blamed her, and at the end of her life, her mother brought a group of people to her ward and asked her to sign.
In the final game, Maggie felt sorry for the coach, feeling that he did not obey and did not protect himself. Frankie's emotions were more complicated, and he initially blamed Eddie for asking him to teach him. In fact, he was blaming himself at that time, he watched every moment Maggie fell, he blamed himself for not protecting her.
What is at the bottom, what will be exposed. This sentence was heard when listening to the live broadcast, what kind of life the world gives us, from the beginning we created it ourselves.
Don't complain about life, you should always be grateful to live. You see, we're all living well at this moment. The practice of gratitude will make us feel the original warmth of this world at all times, and when we can notice those small happiness, the frequency of the whole person will become different.
You will be grateful for having a good drink; you will be grateful for catching the bus; you will be grateful for eating breakfast. When our gratitude practice is frequent enough, the power of the mind to achieve things also becomes stronger.
Any change in the status quo must be to make us better, don't be discouraged by a temporary change, this change is a gift, learn to accept it, this positive frequency will lead to more positive changes, and you will slowly get better in it.
How do you see yourself, and how do you see everything in this world? All of these answers are hidden in every thought you have now, to observe carefully, to pay attention to your state at every moment, and then to consciously make positive changes. It's not a simple thing, and it requires us to keep practicing.
I'm July, sharing life.