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"Million Dollar Baby" is not a movie suitable for the masses.

In other words, a large part of the audience does not like any education while watching a movie.

There has been enough severe beatings in the society, and it is most people's idea to relax.

But the work can't entertain the audience, can't watch it refreshingly, even after watching it, it ruins the good mood of the day, and it is good if you can not curse.

So, of course, the screening cannot be expanded.

Even so, some viewers began to be disappointed.

This group of people are all involved in movies such as "Bad Guy", "Micro Love" and "Furious". They came to support and grab tickets at night, just to see the new work of Director Lehman in advance.

What is this?

Art movie?

I'm here to show me this?

Even if "Million Dollar Baby" is a slightly different literary and artistic work, its own attributes make people unlikable.

However, these people still insisted on not leaving the scene halfway through, which is regarded as a face to the director they once liked.

Of course, if some people are not satisfied, others love it.

Since the day the art of film was born, there has never been a work that can satisfy all audiences.

Then came a bigger turning point.

On the big screen, Maggie was crippled by shameless play when facing the last light heavyweight champion...

In slow motion, Maggie's neck slammed into the small chair for rest, and it seemed that she could still hear the click of her cervical spine.

At this moment, Hilary Swank’s acting is very online, and painful emotions can also be transmitted through the screen...

In other words, a good performance itself is also an art form, but under such intuitive lens details, some audiences also feel that their breathing is starting to rush-it is they are creating an immersive experience for the encounter with Maggie Feeling, a kind of transmitted pain and pity.

"This actor hasn't seen him before, he played really well."

"Well, a good actor..."

The discussion between the audience and friends was re-attracted by the development of the story.

The charm of "Million Dollar Baby" also began to show slowly.

It is a very unconventional inspirational movie.

The hard-trained Maggie did not shine in the ring in the end.

She flashed across the sky briefly like a meteor, and was forgotten by people.

But she never regretted her choice, even if she lay on the bed like a corpse, she was still tough.

Although the movie uses women as the protagonists, it has always expressed a life attitude that requires men more than men—"You can gamble on everything you own for things that others cannot understand."

But a good movie has an end.

Before such a story ends, it always makes the audience feel a little bit sorrowful.

Especially when Maggie pleads for death and wants coach Frankie to execute.

Frankie was confused, self-blaming, painful, and unbearable.

He went to church to pray and confided to the priest, even if Frankie never believed in Jesus.

The priest told him that if you do this, you will be completely lost and fall into the abyss, leaving all the suffering to God.

Frankie whispered to herself, but she hadn't asked God, she was begging me, and I was the only one who could help her.

When Frankie kissed Maggie, he added adrenaline to the intravenous medicine, and then unplugged the respiratory system-this was the fastest way to suffer less.

When Maggie closed her eyes quietly and smiled, everything calmed down again.

The audience in the theater felt as if they were moved by something deep in their hearts, and the emotional people instantly wet their eyes.

Frankie left, away from the sight of everyone he knew, and after that night, he didn't even say hello.

As the priest said, if he did this, he would suffer pain in his back and be lost in the abyss...The self-blaming worm would gnaw at his heart all the time until he died.

The movie is finally over.

A few girls with poor psychological endurance still couldn't help crying. They felt that the ending was too abusive. Although some audience members didn't react so much, they were still stuffed and uncomfortable.

When the lights came back on, the screen went dark.

Bella wrote in her shorthand book: "Look at this strangely-named movie "Million Dollar Baby". If you encounter setbacks, difficulties, and anxiety about the future, you should watch it more.

Although the tone of the movie is not warm at all, it can give people hope, although most of the emotions are suppressed from beginning to end.

Some run-down boxing gyms, often sweaty boxers, and scarred bodies are not beautiful.

But this is the vast majority of ordinary boxers, the spectators will only become more and more frantic only when the blood is splashed on the ring, and it will also make people scared.

But the movie talks a lot and contains more-dreams, death, hope and despair, emotion and love.

These are always old and talked about the most, but they will always have freshness. They are magnificent like the whole sky covering everything, but extremely small, and they often float in everyone's heart.

The protagonist of the movie is a 30-year-old man who is poor and has lost family affection, but in her heart she has a crazy love for boxing, a love of nothing, just like a narration in the movie-if there is a knack for boxing , Then the trick is to keep fighting, going beyond the limits of endurance, going beyond broken ribs, broken kidneys and detached retinas, betting on everything, remember, it’s all.

The hostess is just such a person.

One of the scenes that impressed me the most was that she was sitting on the empty bus returning home late at night. The neon lights of the city were like a river of lights flowing slowly, but she didn’t have all this prosperous in her eyes, only others seemed so paranoid. A little bit of love.

The movie is over, but I am still thinking of such a person.

No one is like her, turning all loneliness into an effort to continue boxing.

I hope that I will be confused in the future and still see this movie.

Because this 30-year-old girl will tell me how to be a brave and strong person.

"Million Dollar Baby" is more inspirational than most inspirational stories.

In this world, not everyone can become the protagonist of the times. We should learn to accept our own mediocrity, but what we are not reconciled to should be our attitude towards life.

Face up, not always avoid it.

Because to live is to go upstream.

Keep moving forward, moving forward, always moving forward.

Until fightmywayout (fight for your own way out).

Life should not promote consequentialism, and we also need the spirit of "The Old Man and the Sea".

The strong attitude conveyed in the movie is to still love life after realizing the truth of life."