10. "Reinvigorating the Ball Style"
Sean Potter (Dwayne Johnson) spends his days thinking about how to free children who are still lost in their growth. And I am deeply saddened by the individual children who have not lost their way among the degenerate teenagers who are currently in the correctional institution. After some consideration, Sean Porter decided to form a penitentiary football team, hoping to gradually pull this group of teenagers on the right path through rugby, a confrontational game that combines unity and confrontation. After several twists and turns, the correctional home football team finally got the chance to play in the regular high school league. In this way, formally, the children here seem to have been recognized by society for their dignity and status. Hare Cinema was also similar to the Absolute-Last Female Commander before. At the same time, under the leadership of the tough and passionate Porter coach, these energetic lads gradually regained their self-confidence and gained respect in one game after another.
9. "Those Greatest Races" (Green Scramble)
Courage, enthusiasm and dream fulfillment, talent, acquired effort plus rare opportunities, a persistent young man rewrote the history of the Open.
8. "Weakness"
He was an orphan who became autistic and silent under the influence of a street gangster and drug-addicted mother before his sports career, then felt the warmth of affection in his adoptive family, was recognized by the school and others through his own efforts, and finally won a scholarship to the University of Mississippi and entered the NFL after graduation.
7. "Coach Carter"
A sports inspirational film based on real people. It tells the story of a high school basketball coach who leads his school team to fight. Samuel L. Jackson plays the controversial Carter coach in the show. After Carter took charge, a basketball team that had repeatedly lost battles finally became an unbeatable champion. He proved with his own actions that it was the school's education that shaped and guided the team members on the right path in life, not just a basketball game.
6. "Penalty into Gold"
Pete plays the male lead, Billy Bean. "How does a 40 million baseball team compete with a 140 million team and win 100 million? The talent that this small team has worked so hard to cultivate can quickly be swallowed up by rich opponents, and this kind of story really moves me. "Talking about why he took over the film, Pitt said the story reminded him of the puzzle-solving films he watched as a kid." For example, Coppola's "Dialogue", about how to eavesdrop on the phone; James Kane's "Thief", shows how he cracked the code lock. The protagonists of these films are the same as Jimmy Doyle in the French drug network. I don't like the big hero characters, and what fascinates me most about the 70s ttmkv movies is that the protagonists haven't changed from beginning to end, but the world around them has changed. It's a story of fighting for justice, and in Bean I see a little man restlessly living in the status quo, against the system: Just because we've all been like this for 150 years, are we going to go on like this? Why not change it? ”
5. "The Road to Glory"
The story takes place in Texas in 1965, when American society is confronted with black-and-white racial conflict. Don Huggins is a young, vigorous white basketball coach who, because of his outstanding record in running the women's basketball team, decided to put him in charge of West Texas United, which belongs to the NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association). However, the new official received a mess, this basketball team is not only poorly based, but also white players do not listen to a former women's basketball coach. Huggins was a man of strong will, determined to make a name for himself in the NCAA, and he was very open-minded, and he didn't distinguish geniuses by skin color.
4. "The Age of Pentium"
This is a true story that took place during the Great Depression in the United States. Charles Howard, a former bicycle mechanic, made a windfall by bringing cars to the American West. At the recommendation of horse trainer Tom Smith, Howard bought a short pony called "Sea Biscuit" and teamed up with Red Pollard, who aspired to become a professional jockey, to turn "Sea Biscuit" into the strongest horse in the country. Sea Biscuit and its three-person team embark on a legendary journey that creates a miracle with tenacity, passion and perseverance.
3. The Miracle of Bern
A touching sports film that witnesses the history of Germany's post-war reconstruction, but also a touching family drama, and the humorous dialogue brings a bit of comical color to the film. With Germany behind, the German miraculously won 3-2 because football gave hope and the Football German nation was once again glorious.
2. "The Man with the Iron Fist"
It is another inspirational film about the Great Depression period, the genre is the Oscar's favorite biopic, and the boxing film is the subject that the Oscar has always favored, plus the film uses such a strong Oscar director and cast, considering the film's nearly 2 and a half hours length, this is indeed a film for the Oscar judges.
1. "The World's Fastest Indian Motorcycle"
In the 20s and 60s began to ride a motorcycle to break the world record repeatedly. Hopkins plays the legendary motorcyclist, a New Zealander who, after repairing and modifying his 1920 Indian reconnaissance motorcycle, ventured to Utah to fulfill his lifelong wish: to drive wild on the flat ground of the Banavian salt belt. He eventually set a world record for land speed.