Basketball is a lot of people's favorite, especially boys, recently the NBA is coming again, love to watch basketball is blessed, of course, like us love to watch movies, of course, indispensable basketball movies, today carefully selected 3 top ten movies about basketball, I hope you like. Xiaobian's favorite is the 3rd part, which has always been collected, really classic, but also very exciting, recommended for everyone to see.
1． Singled out
Danzo Washington's character is to play a first-time inmate, and the warden proposes a deal: "You have to persuade the son of the national high school basketball championship team to join the state designated university (state university), and then there is a chance to get a reduction in sentence." Ray Allen's character has more room to play than Danzo Washington, and the relationship between Danzo Washington and the *river crab* of the hotel finally clashes, and the rivalry between them is the best part of the whole play, and in the end, the whole play ends from the quarrel between father and son to the typical rich plot of Ray Allen and the agent for the rights and interests of the conflict.
2． The Road to Glory
The Glorious Road was released in the United States in 2006. The film tells the story of white coach Dan Haskins who leads a college basketball team made up entirely of black players to win the collegiate league championship. Basketball, which has swept the United States for many years, has always been the goal pursued by many young Americans, and the fierce basketball court is also the battlefield for those young people who are boiling with blood. Dan Haskins is one of them. Moreover, through his own efforts and innate advantages, he became the best in the sport. Whether on the pitch as an athlete or later as a coach on the sidelines, it has become the object of attention and respect of everyone.
3． Coach Carter
Coach Carter was released in the United States in 2005. The Richmond High School basketball team, which had never won any game before, was a team that had been defeated and defeated, and that had changed since Carter took charge. He asked each player to sign an agreement not to continue to participate in any competition if the team was not united or did not perform well. Under his leadership, this team finally became an invincible king of victory. But at the 1999 National Championships, the players' performance was so unsatisfactory that Coach Carter was so frustrated that he actually closed the training hall and banned the team from any further competition. This move caused a great response, he became the focus of public discussion for a while, some people praised his character of basketball as life, but more people expressed puzzlement about his actions, even criticism...
4． Basketball dreams
The Basketball Dream documentary film follows the growth of two black teenagers from Chicago's slums, William Gates and Arthur Agee. They have extraordinary basketball talents, but they can only play in street basketball games until they are discovered by a scout and their lives are changed. The experiences of the two men are very similar to the struggles of many stars in the NBA: relying on talent and hard work to fight step by step from the slums and ultimately succeed.
5． Sunset Park
Released in 1996, Sunset Park tells the story of a Caucasian female teacher who has never played basketball and leads a basketball team of a group of poorly disciplined black men. The basketball team at Sunset Park College, despite its excellent potential, was undisciplined, especially when a white-skinned female teacher took over as the new coach, and the black boys were even more reluctant to be disciplined by her. Although the female teacher has never been a basketball coach, she has no way to deal with this group of rebellious boys. She understands that for a team to stand out and become the best baseball team in college, it is first necessary for the players to learn to unite and exert the spirit of cooperation.
6． Hot godhead
"Hot Coach" is set in the American College Basketball League, the originally decent Western University head coach had to change his training method and coaching style because of the first fiasco in his career, and his hot style brought great pressure to the players and also improved the team's combat effectiveness. NBA stars who participated in the performance include: Shaquille O'Neal, Larry Bird and Penny Hardaway, which is also the biggest highlight of the film. Through this movie, you can learn more about American college basketball, and some unspoken rules are also reflected.
7． Rebounding: Goat Legends
"Rebounding: Goat Legend" NBA superstar "Sky Hook" Abdul-Jabbar once called "Goat" the "greatest player who has never played in the NBA", this sentence is a compliment to "Goat", but also a pity, because his basketball talent is rare in a hundred years, but because of the mistake into new York's "Black Street" misguided, from beginning to end can not enter the NBA, even college basketball can not be touched, and finally ended his legendary basketball career with tragedy.
8． Yao next year
"The Year of Yao Ming" is a documentary that details Yao Ming's experiences in his first NBA season. From becoming an NBA show, to the initial poor performance, to the sudden outbreak after adapting to the NBA, the film does not let go of any stage of Yao Ming's growth, interspersed with Buckley's prediction to kiss the donkey's ass, "Yao Shark Showdown" in front of and behind the scenes and other tidbits. At the same time, the film also reflects Yao Ming's efforts to learn to cross language and cultural barriers and adapt to competitions and living environments with the help of translator Colin Pan.
9． rebound
"Rebounding" tells the story of hot-tempered basketball coach Roy who is forced to be relegated after losing a college league game to coach a defeated high school team. In the first class, Roy watched the kids lose 109 points, and it seemed like that wasn't the worst... Roy can only start from the most basic things - passing, grabbing rebounds, missing the ball, shooting, he seems to bring a lot of magic to this team, the smelter team is playing more and more smoothly under his leadership, and Roy also experienced the long-lost happiness that basketball brings him in the process of teaching these children...
10． Black and white dragons
Released in 1992, Black and White Dragons tells the story of Billy (Woody Harrison) and Sidney (Wesley Snipes), a pair of brothers who love to play basketball. Sidney had a stupid-looking face, and a loosely scruffy dress, but that was precisely the weapon that Bi used to do the biggest deception of their lives, to see how they fooled every fool in town with their superb skills, clever deception.
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