KSylvester Stallone's reaction will remain in the pages of history forever Not just sports movies, but cinema as well. Rocky Balboa seems to be a failure from the beginning, as he cannot read and write, and his boxing career is over before it really begins. However, there is a glimmer of hope when someone finally reaches out to him – Apollo Creed, who offers Rocky a fight with the heavyweight champion. This fight isn't just a title fight – it's a fight for self-esteem and the belief that anyone can rise up and become champion.
Martial arts are not just limited to kicks and punches – It's also a philosophy. Not only the characters of the film, but also long-time fans of this production are well aware of this. Teenager Daniel (Ralph Macchio) misjudges his feelings and becomes interested in the charming Ali, which does not please her ex-boyfriend, a karate player. He easily defeats Daniel, and explains to him that he should stay away from the girl. But Daniel is not a shy soul and also decides to start training in martial arts. One day, when an old man saves him from a fight, the teenager turns out to have found his master, who agrees to pass on his knowledge to him.
Great story that actually happened! The comedy film is based on true events that happened in 1988 It focuses on four athletes from Jamaica who wanted to participate in the Winter Olympics in Calgary. However, first they have to face a serious problem – the choice of discipline. They don't have a lot of money and don't know anything about winter sports. So what do they choose? Bobsleigh race. However, they are very determined and choose as their coach a former champion of the sport, who gave up this discipline long ago after completely hating it. However, he becomes infected with the enthusiasm of the amateur and begins arduous preparations.
A film not directly related to sports, however Parkour scenes It captured the minds of young viewers so much that after the film's premiere, many teenagers tried to overcome the obstacles in the city in a slightly more exciting way. Paris in 2013 It is divided by clear lines. Gangs are rampant, the law is traditional, and the police are powerless. Meanwhile, a weapon of mass destruction placed by someone in the 13th District is stolen. Damian, a policeman, martial arts specialist and top spy, must come to terms with the gang in order to save thousands of random people. But who in this environment is truly innocent?
Billy Hope (Jake Gyllenhaal) is a small-time criminal who has managed to escape poverty and experience a dream-like life – he's a boxing star, does a great job, and has a loving family by his side. Unfortunately, every fairy tale comes to an end, and this time it is the explosive nature of the main character that leads to his downfall. The tragic events that brought Billy down begin. He only has two choices now: either stay there, or… It will rise and come back stronger. Of course he chooses the latter, but what will be the impact of his decision? There's no denying that the subject matter may seem corny, but Jake Gyllenhaal gives the production even more charm.
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