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剧情介绍
长篇影评
1 ) 电影微评：后继有人
慕尼黑空难的大学橄榄球版本。当整支球队都全部逝去的时候，如何重新组建起队伍，树立起信心，这对谁来说都是艰巨的任务。所以电影的主视角其实是放在校长，教练等等的身上的，这也难怪，毕竟那年仓促成军的队伍一共也就赢了两场球。只可惜真实的历史比电影可要残酷多了哦～～
2 ) Ashes to Glory
Finally got to see We are Marshall here in Huntington, WV, the very town this movie has as its setting. I like it a lot, but It is very difficult to see it as being just a movie, because the movies is so much about the town, the university, and even somebody you may know or meet here. You cannot maintain the distance that could be afforded to other movies when appreciating them. Yet this feeling is special.
The movie is emotionally charged most of the time, as it should be, given the fact that so many people died and a team rose from ashes. It oscillates between being poignant and funny. The pain part was very well captured by Mathew Fox, who plays Red Dawson, the assistant coach, who was tormented by the fact that he happened to have missed the disaster while the rest of his team died.
The other Mathew who played the head coach seemed to lack some emotional depth in the role he played. That might be natural, because the role he portrayed had had nothing to do with Marshall before accepting the role as head coach. Yet at other times, it is just Mathew the "star" coming out. That effect could be diminished if the coach is played by a less well-known guy. Or have I been way too saturated with all the coverage about Mathew the superstar that it is now impossible to scratch the actor to see the acted?
Even as someone who speaks English as a foreign language, I can tell that his language is somewhat banal as some critics have pointed out. It is too “movie-like”, so to speak. However, there are also bursts of freshness. For instance, when he gets President Dedmon to visit NCAA in person by asking Dedmon how he proposed to his wife.
But to be fair, Mattew did a good job showing the development of his character. Jack the head coack is actually the one transformed by the whole experience. When he makes that speech in the cemetery, one sees the transformation reach a climax.
My favorite is the character of Don Dedmon. He is portrayed into a rounded, developed, and rich character. In him you see the mixture of the somewhat clumsy academic, a really hard-working leader, and a converted Herd fan. The rise of the football team seemed to have had the greatest impact on him.
At the end of the movie, it is mentioned that the Young Thundering Herd lost more games in the 70s than any other football program in the nation. However, the glory comes in the 90s, when the team won championships and produced national football stars. That line has the potential of becoming something really great. But it was dismissed too quickly. There is really a good point in there: It takes time to actually make a program work. More importantly, it takes incubation, nurturing, and even patience in years and years of tireless work. Yet these are not materials for Hollywood. There is less drama in them. Instead, the movie turns to a spike of glory in those years that were not actually chracterized by winning games. The real thundering glory, I believe, is the laying of foundations in these early years in spite of pressures and losses. Hemmingway says courage is grace under pressure. So is glory.
The movie is emotionally charged most of the time, as it should be, given the fact that so many people died and a team rose from ashes. It oscillates between being poignant and funny. The pain part was very well captured by Mathew Fox, who plays Red Dawson, the assistant coach, who was tormented by the fact that he happened to have missed the disaster while the rest of his team died.
The other Mathew who played the head coach seemed to lack some emotional depth in the role he played. That might be natural, because the role he portrayed had had nothing to do with Marshall before accepting the role as head coach. Yet at other times, it is just Mathew the "star" coming out. That effect could be diminished if the coach is played by a less well-known guy. Or have I been way too saturated with all the coverage about Mathew the superstar that it is now impossible to scratch the actor to see the acted?
Even as someone who speaks English as a foreign language, I can tell that his language is somewhat banal as some critics have pointed out. It is too “movie-like”, so to speak. However, there are also bursts of freshness. For instance, when he gets President Dedmon to visit NCAA in person by asking Dedmon how he proposed to his wife.
But to be fair, Mattew did a good job showing the development of his character. Jack the head coack is actually the one transformed by the whole experience. When he makes that speech in the cemetery, one sees the transformation reach a climax.
My favorite is the character of Don Dedmon. He is portrayed into a rounded, developed, and rich character. In him you see the mixture of the somewhat clumsy academic, a really hard-working leader, and a converted Herd fan. The rise of the football team seemed to have had the greatest impact on him.
At the end of the movie, it is mentioned that the Young Thundering Herd lost more games in the 70s than any other football program in the nation. However, the glory comes in the 90s, when the team won championships and produced national football stars. That line has the potential of becoming something really great. But it was dismissed too quickly. There is really a good point in there: It takes time to actually make a program work. More importantly, it takes incubation, nurturing, and even patience in years and years of tireless work. Yet these are not materials for Hollywood. There is less drama in them. Instead, the movie turns to a spike of glory in those years that were not actually chracterized by winning games. The real thundering glory, I believe, is the laying of foundations in these early years in spite of pressures and losses. Hemmingway says courage is grace under pressure. So is glory.
3 ) 激情地，一直战斗下去
继《弱点》后第二部橄榄球电影。
新教练，他的激情昂扬，让我震惊。怎么会有这样的人，永远有劲儿，有热情，找方法，对比赛的认识超越胜负，对队伍的付出，超越职责，对孩子的爱，超越父亲。
就是活得，特洒脱，特带节奏！powerful！
要做成事儿，就得有这股劲儿！
2022.4.22 reborning
4 ) We Are Marshall
近年来好像美国关于橄榄球的电影很多。
一次毁灭性的打击，对于一支球队，一个学校，一个城镇来说，后果都是极其严重的。每个生活在这个故事里的人，精神上都受到了折磨，不愿意回首过去，逃避曾经发生的事情。
这时候体育运动所带来的精神力量，往往显示出强大的能量，其能量远远超乎体育本身，帮助人们从巨大的灾难面前站起来。
当上百个人同时高喊：We Are Marshall，他们就是胜利者。
We Are Marshall ！
一次毁灭性的打击，对于一支球队，一个学校，一个城镇来说，后果都是极其严重的。每个生活在这个故事里的人，精神上都受到了折磨，不愿意回首过去，逃避曾经发生的事情。
这时候体育运动所带来的精神力量，往往显示出强大的能量，其能量远远超乎体育本身，帮助人们从巨大的灾难面前站起来。
当上百个人同时高喊：We Are Marshall，他们就是胜利者。
We Are Marshall ！
5 ) 想起了曼联的慕尼黑空难
We Are Marshall，据说是真实事件改编的。好像若干年前曼联也曾经遭遇过同样的不幸，飞机失事使整整一支球队全部丧生，这种打击完全是毁灭性的，曼联用了好些年的时间才恢复元气。（资料：1958年2月6日，曼联队乘坐的飞机在慕尼黑机场遭遇暴风雪失事，飞机上绝大部分人员遇难，其中包括曼联队的8名球员、3名俱乐部官员。这次空难惨剧埋葬了一代曼联足球精英，这也成为曼联历史上最为惨痛的一页）
6 ) 你不知道我为什么狠下心，盘旋在你看不见的高空里
一所大学的橄榄球队比赛完乘坐飞机回家，结果遭遇不幸，全部遇难。有4个小伙子因故没能去比赛，所以幸存了下来。因为遭此变故，校长决定取消橄榄球队。本来橄榄球队是大家的荣耀，现在却成了所有人心中的痛。多么好的小伙子啊，当初助理教练去游说他们加入的时候，他答应他们的父母，一定会好好照顾他们。跟着他混，前途不可限量。现在如何再去忽悠别人来加入呢？实在过不了自己内心的那一道坎。
在学生们的坚持斗争下，校长终于妥协了。但他现在也不知道该如何开始。那就先从找一个教练开始吧！年轻的橄榄球教练杰克·雷耶尔给大伙儿带来了希望。他来之后重新组队，带领球队从灰烬中，重新雄起！这次空难，的确给学校造成了巨大的伤害。但是就像那脱轨的列车一样，虽然当时也造成了巨大的伤痛，但现在列车不又继续在轨道上行驶了吗。人类探寻太空的奥妙，也牺牲了很多人，但是探险家不会止步！
新队伍参加的第一次比赛，输的比较惨。第2次比赛将要对阵的对手实力也很强。我们知道这一点，对方也同样知道这一点。但是有一件事情是对方不知道的。那就是我们想要获得胜利的决心！想起前几天看的《滑铁卢》。战无不胜的法国拿破仑，他从未和英国惠灵顿交锋过，他相信惠灵顿不会在滑铁卢进行顽强抵抗。他期望一次进攻就能将惠灵顿赶下山脊，逼他后退。因此他根本没有料到会有一场大规模的战斗。他就错在不晓得惠灵顿想要夺取战役胜利的决心。没想到英军居然如此坚挺！
在学生们的坚持斗争下，校长终于妥协了。但他现在也不知道该如何开始。那就先从找一个教练开始吧！年轻的橄榄球教练杰克·雷耶尔给大伙儿带来了希望。他来之后重新组队，带领球队从灰烬中，重新雄起！这次空难，的确给学校造成了巨大的伤害。但是就像那脱轨的列车一样，虽然当时也造成了巨大的伤痛，但现在列车不又继续在轨道上行驶了吗。人类探寻太空的奥妙，也牺牲了很多人，但是探险家不会止步！
新队伍参加的第一次比赛，输的比较惨。第2次比赛将要对阵的对手实力也很强。我们知道这一点，对方也同样知道这一点。但是有一件事情是对方不知道的。那就是我们想要获得胜利的决心！想起前几天看的《滑铁卢》。战无不胜的法国拿破仑，他从未和英国惠灵顿交锋过，他相信惠灵顿不会在滑铁卢进行顽强抵抗。他期望一次进攻就能将惠灵顿赶下山脊，逼他后退。因此他根本没有料到会有一场大规模的战斗。他就错在不晓得惠灵顿想要夺取战役胜利的决心。没想到英军居然如此坚挺！
这竟然是真实事件改编的，一直不敢相信。看之前以为是传统的体育励志片，其实这是部关于怎么走出伤痛，又怎么重新站起的电影。是的，无关胜利，只关乎从灰烬中重生。虽然某些片段不能免俗，但还是激动得热泪盈眶，能看到它也算是意外的惊喜了。
影片对尊严和感情的关注多过竞技本身
多看些这样的主旋律，少看些垃圾电视剧~~~
空难，很震撼
Matthew........Fox works
美国的大学是美国强大的最有力的条件！
#补全马叔系列第我也不知道几弹#评论里居然有人黑我马叔嘴歪！看到最后才知道原来是真是事件，还是有感动有温情的，虽然是美式主旋律的励志，但故事看的我很舒服，喜欢绿色！校长萌萌哒好可爱^-^ 虽然我一直脑补的好友会再次上场情节没发生。“From the ashes we rose!”
新教练有点太搞怪了。别的都还好。WVU当年那个教练真是个好人啊，搜了一下是后来执教FSU30年的Bobby Bowden。另外FCS冠军不能称为全国冠军吧，你让BCS众多拿不到BCS冠军的学校情何以堪。
话说遇到这样的时间真是不拍成励志也不行吧...想想当事人的处境真是一次次的动容,直面可能是最好的办法,踏上场地的一刻就是纪念,踏上场地的一刻就是新的历史.本来想给三星,心情+1吧
片子中规中矩~但对于一个真实的故事如何的演绎都无法起及~
对于现在的我来说看这部电影很有意义，片子里Jack和Red说，现在这支球队能够每周上场打球就够了，胜利会是在某一天来临的事儿，也许不是现在，但会来的。现实里的马歇尔大学也是这样，70年代输的一塌糊涂，80年代开始便横扫无数。我希望湖人也能度过这样一个难关。音乐煽情过度，反倒减分了。
主旋律励志电影最没劲，改编真事就谁也不敢得罪似的叙事不分主次角色个个好人，要不得。优点是摄影、外景和七十年代风的裤子。麦康纳嘿这一款造型很似长大了的Woodson哦
任何人，任何团体都会遇到生命的低谷。走出低谷除了依靠自己的坚强，没有他路。
How u play today，from this moment on is how u will be remembered.
真实事件改编。更多笔墨放在了橄榄球之外的部分上，怎样情感重建，怎样面对失去，怎样走出阴霾。首尾不错，音乐不错
life goes on,ashes to ashes .the most important ablity is how to face promblems.
5月25日在倍力看的，为了这个片子我足足跑了2个小时～～～这个介绍真是乱讲，明明第二年只赢了2场比赛，到80年才第一次赢得比输得多。
马修演的教练可玩笑可煽情，在这么一个大氛围悲伤的片子中，显得弥足珍贵。逝者已逝，逃避永远不是忘却的良药，每当时钟想起，你怎么不去怀念以前的光辉岁月呢，那就让我们忍着伤痛艰难前行，用汗水用笑容去怀念那些我们生命中最宝贵的人们。
麦康纳~~~我滴最爱之一！可是演技突破不了。。。
催泪又励志，貌似几部讲橄榄球的片子都得到了我很高的评价~ 的确很好看！这部不同之处在于他们并没有很快得到胜利，一直输的很惨。很多年后才恢复了昔日的辉煌。结尾看到独白还是不由自主的感动鸟~ 我们在灰烬中重生！我们是马歇尔！