The road to glory (starring Josh Lucas) is 8 words.

I watched Glory Road recently (in order not to have the same name as that great war movie, I won't write the translated title, it's easy to understand anyway). Ah, I love that poster.

I'm listless recently, so I need to watch some positive movies. Look at Josh Lucas' resume online, and see Glory Road, which is produced by the famous Disney, produced by the same famous Jerry Bruckheimer Films, and starred by Jush Lucas. It's also a luxury lineup, so I decided to look at it now.

after the results began to look, I was honest and correct. This is a film that can't be underestimated. It is full of tension and passion, and it is very infectious.

that's a history I don't know, about ——Don Haskins, a great man in American basketball history and even race history.

A two-time Oklahoma basketball player, he won a full basketball scholarship during his college years. He was the captain of the best college team in the state and the MVP of NCAA. His superb skills made him famous. When he injured his knee, he chose to be a coach like most retired athletes. His high school team won 157 out of 198 games. That's enough to get him into the hall of fame. But he is respected and loved by people, but there are far more than these reasons.

after he became a successful women's basketball coach, he was employed by the obscure West Texas United. He can tolerate obscure small colleges and universities and simple male dormitory housing. But the five white players in the team looked down on their new coach who had taught women's basketball, and their skills were a mess. The picky sponsors refused to provide the introduction budget. So he found seven new black players with great talent. Please note that it was in the United States in the 196s, and racial discrimination still raged all over North America. He was under great pressure and did not flinch.

after that, the situation is naturally repeated. Between black players and between black and white players, there is a lot of strangeness and estrangement. Teenagers who are budding in youth are always restless; Heart disease not suitable for strenuous exercise; Play the academic exam that must pass the exam; Casually absent from the team training ... ……Haskins also wants these young and arrogant children to carry out his basketball philosophy of attaching importance to foundation and discipline and conduct devil training. He said to the child who hung his head,

if you quit now, you quit every day for the rest of your life, the hardest thing is, of course, that the whole team faces overwhelming racial discrimination together, and white members are not immune. These discriminations come from spectators, opponents, schools, sponsors, and other people wherever they go ... Curses and garbage throwing objects in the stadium, the crowds in the bathroom, the curse of painting and the scratched luggage in the room, the threatening letters received by family members, the contemptuous eyes and mocking words of the white people ... The players were once afraid, and they lost their trust like a piece of sand ... ……Haskins' words made them look up again. Proudly prove yourself to the public: your dignities are inside you, nobody takes it away if you don't give them.

the team gradually merged and grew up in bumps and bumps. On the day of the finals, Haskins decided to play all the black teams against all the white teams. When they finally won the NCAA basketball championship in 1966, the American basketball world opened a new era curtain. This was a historic victory, which was related to basketball, pursuit, faith, race and Martin Luther King Jr's dream ... And Texas Western, led by Haskins, took the fourth place in history and even won 11 playoff titles.

The game scenes in the film are hearty and passionate. When watching the finals, my brother said; Isn't it a little exaggerated? Later, watching the documentary video at the end of the film was really wonderful, but the film was a little artistically processed, which was inevitable.

The postscript at the end and the prototype interview and video of the game with subtitles are highly recommended. Those people and things exude profound historical power in the black-and-white image and penetrate into your senses little by little.

I can't help but pay tribute to Mr. Don Haskins.

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