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Translation: The Great Escape

Type: Action/Story

Duration: 1 18 minutes

Release date: 198 1 year

Country: USA

Language: English

Director: John Huston John Huston

This film tells the story of many allied prisoners playing football in German prison camps during World War II. One day, the German major proposed to a prisoner of war, former England international Colby, that the German team should play a game with the captive team here. Colby considered that he and the prisoners around him might escape during the game, so he agreed to the request of the German major and put the game in the Cologne Stadium in Paris.

Hatch (Stallone), a prisoner of war from America, used to know only how to play American football. Later, after unremitting efforts, Colby made him the team's backup goalkeeper. However, as soon as he joined the team, Hatch got a task: to go to Paris, meet with underground organizations and help the whole football team escape on the day of the game. Hatch went to Paris and learned that there was a sewer under Cologne Stadium that could lead to the Seine. So Hatch, who had just escaped from prison, was deliberately brought back to the camp. Colby insisted that Hatch was an indispensable goalkeeper in order to go to Paris with the team, but Tony, the original main goalkeeper, resolutely broke his arm.

August 15, the day of the game is here. In the first half, the Germans scored four goals in a row under the prejudice of the referee. Their rough play even forced Lewis (Bailey) to be injured. However, the allied United team with one less player inspired the fighting spirit and pulled back a goal one minute before the end of the first half. At halftime, according to the original plan, everyone would leave through the sewer in the dressing room, but later Lewis said he didn't want to leave, and he believed he could beat the Germans. In the second half, when these strong players tied the score to 4-4, what miracle couldn't happen? At the last moment, Lewis shot a beautiful barb to overtake the score. However, the referee awarded the German a penalty, and this time, Hatch magically saved the penalty. The allied forces won, the audience cheered, fans poured into the stadium and surrounded their heroes. This wave of people finally broke through the gate of the stadium. The players who didn't slip away from the dark sewer realized the great escape in a heroic way.

This is a typical Hollywood hero movie, and Hatch played by Stallone is another person like Loki. Director Houston, on the other hand, takes sports and football as the breakthrough point, but shows a spiritual height that other war films with bullets can't reach. Stallone and Bailey proved together that sometimes football is more powerful than bullets. The film appreciation story tells that at the end of the second century, the Nazis held a football match in Paris. The two sides of the game are well-trained national teams and allied prisoners of war teams. There are also some good players among the prisoners of war, but they have no intention of really playing. They just want to take the opportunity to dig a tunnel and escape. But in the official competition, they changed their escape plan, defeated the Germans on the court and were encouraged by the 50 thousand French audience.

A novel prison camp film directed by john huston. The finale of the film is the focus of the whole film, and the atmosphere control and skill performance are excellent. Pele, the king of the ball, and many European football players play prisoners of war in the film, which is a major feature of the film.

If the judges of the 54th Academy Awards didn't collectively doze off, the Oscar statuette would undoubtedly be awarded to the best football movie of all time, The Great Escape. This football blockbuster jointly produced by 198 1 not only starred Stallone, a Japanese hardcore superstar at that time, but also included Pele, the king of football, and beckenbauer, the football emperor (the introduction here is incorrect, and beckenbauer did not participate in the performance). Besides Pele, the most famous football stars should be the legendary England defender bobby moore, captain of 1966 World Cup champion England and a large number of football superstars who became purple in the early 1980s. This story is based on the real historical facts during the Second World War. It tells the story that a football team composed of a group of allied prisoners of war defeated Nazi Germany's team, thus smashing its plot to defeat allied morale by using football matches.

France during World War II. In a German prison camp. The arrogant Germans tried to demoralize the allies. Incredibly, I booked a football match with the imprisoned allied prisoners of war. The competition will be held between the German national team and the weak prisoners of war team in Mazhuang. It seems obvious who wins and loses. ...

American prisoner of war Hatch has always wanted to take the opportunity to escape. This important ball game upset his plan. His fate is also inextricably linked with the game. The competitions for various purposes have finally come. During the intermission, the French Resistance Army opened a tunnel leading to the dressing room of the POWs. Freedom is at hand, however, for the sake of honor, they resolutely decided to stay and continue the game. The film ends with a happy game victory and a successful escape.

[Others] Classic Appreciation of Football Movie Series III: The Miracle of Bern

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The Miracle of Bern

Chinese name: Bern Miracle/Love 12 yards

Year: 2003

Country: Germany

Category: Drama/Comedy/Sports

Language: German/Mandarin

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1954 The 5th World Cup (Switzerland)

After the war, the German people were busy with the daily work of post-war reconstruction. The German national football team reached the final of the World Cup in Switzerland and will face the Hungarian national football team, which was recognized as the strongest football team in the world at that time, in the Swiss city of Bern, with little chance of winning. However, the German national football team incredibly beat Hungary and won the World Cup for the first time 1. This rare victory was hailed as "Berne miracle" by the world.

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Wortmann's films are based on the real process of the German team's promotion to the World Cup finals, and incorporate the fictional plot of a 1 1 year-old fan as the main story. It tells the story that the boy's father, a former German soldier, returned to Essen, a coal mining town in the Ruhr Valley, during the World Cup, after being held as a prisoner of war by the Soviet Union for 10 years.

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In Munich in southern Germany. Another character in the film: Paul Achermann (sports reporter of Sü ddeutsche Zeitung) was planning a wedding with his fiancee, and was suddenly sent to Bern for an interview, so he changed his honeymoon to Switzerland. At this moment, in Essen town, people gathered in the bar of Lubanski to watch the game on TV. Richard Rubanschi, the shopkeeper, was imprisoned in a Soviet prison camp 1 1 year, and his perennial fear of death changed his character. Everyone else was watching the ball, and Rubanschi's youngest son, Matthias, was on pins and needles. Because his idol, German player helmut rahn, told him before going to Switzerland, "Only if you are here can I win important games." He knew that he had to go to Switzerland. But his father didn't understand, and after discovering his movements, he hit him. Mother went forward to elaborate on the efforts made by the whole family to get him back to normal life after welcoming him back. Rubanschi finally realized something.

On July 4th, A.D. 1954, on the day of the last match between the German team and the Hungarian team, Rubanschi came to Bern with his son in a borrowed car.

It was sunny on the day of the game, but miraculously it rained cats and dogs before the game. The Hungarians scored two goals in eight minutes, and the game was equalized by the Germans in the first 16 minute. It was not until the 86th minute that Helmut Aung scored the last goal. The whole audience was sensational, and Germany won the World Cup!

In the last scene, the train carrying the returning hero sailed to the horizon at sunset.

Christian Eichler said in his Encyclopedia of Football Myth: "Bern's victory is the birth of German football virtue and the rebirth of national self-confidence."

With the miracle of Bern, the economic miracle of postwar Germany began gradually.

Das Wunder von Bern and two other German films Farewell to Lenin (Goodbye, Lenin! ) Rosenstrasse was shortlisted for european film awards in 2003.

The Miracle of Bern is a touching sports film, witnessing the history of post-war reconstruction in Germany, and also a touching family drama. Humorous dialogue also brings some humor to the film.

When the film was shown in the Swiss city of Locarno, people gave it mixed reviews. Many comments are: the film spends too much ink on the family ties of the children in the film, which is quite deviated from history. However, after it was shown there, it won the "Pop Award". In addition, Kino Kino: Comments: Bern's miracle may make football purists scoff. But for many viewers, it is exciting and exciting!

German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, who loved football when he was young, praised the film as a masterpiece in German movies, which was touching and burst into tears when watching the sample film.

Schroeder was an excellent football player when he was young. He was nicknamed "Plover". He said, "This is a very touching film. This is a great German film. "

A Goal Becomes Famous [Movie]-Introduction to the plot

Santiago Mooney (Kuno Becker) is a football teenager who grew up in rural Mexico. His dream of becoming a professional player was outlined in his childhood. One night, my father hurriedly boarded a truck with his family and ran to the border to get rid of poverty with the American dream. Although Santiago lost his beloved football when crossing the barbed wire, it opened the curtain for his dream to come true in the future.

Suddenly, the San Diego family has settled in Los Angeles. In addition to working in a Chinese restaurant, San Diego and his father's construction team cleaned the courtyard in Fumen Building, and he was also obsessed with football. His vigorous posture often appeared in street football fields. One day, in the crowd cheering for Santiago, there was a strange face. His name is Glen (Stephen Dillane), and he used to be a capable player in Newcastle, a Premier League powerhouse, and then he worked as a scout. Glen was convinced that Santiago would become a football superstar in the future and decided to introduce him to a football agent. Unexpectedly, the lofty agent broke his word, and San Diego was overjoyed. Before returning to China, Glen contacted a former boss, the manager of Newcastle, and after repeated entreaties, he agreed to interview in England.

Santiago has been secretly hiding his savings in the leather boots of the wardrobe, and the toll was paid immediately, but his father traded it for a new car, because his father was firmly opposed to his son's football ambition and hoped that he could develop his family business together. Santiago thought his dream was shattered. He was surprised to find that his grandmother had sold all her property and prepared air tickets and travel expenses for him to go to England. Soon, San Diego met Glenn in England.

The two met with the team owner at Newcastle headquarters. In the pouring rain, Santiago put on his jersey and joined the competition. Nervous emotions, slippery mud and the collision of football made the young player play abnormally and the fate of premature death was inevitable. Glenn, who refused to give up, once again found the team owner and fought for a probation period of 1 month for San Diego. In a physical examination, San Diego meets team doctor Hamison (anna friel), and they both have a good impression on each other. During the day-to-day training, the team owner gradually learned about Santiago's skills. In the face of Santiago, who is qualified but always leads the ball, he repeatedly stressed that football is not a performance by one person, but teamwork. Before a game, San Diego's throat spray was crushed by a hostile teammate every time. He was out of breath and didn't perform well on the court, so the team owner showed a red card again.

It turns out that San Diego has been hiding that he has asthma, and he can't participate in the competition without asthma spray. Desperate, Santiago is ready to embark on a journey home, but he meets Gavin (alessandro nivola), a big-name star of the team who is late for an affair. With Gavin's help, the owner of the team who learned the truth promised to accept Santiago again and provide him with treatment.

San Diego finally signed with Newcastle and soon became the main force of the team. He began to appear in the Premier League, and his superb skills conquered countless fans. This lowly Mexican immigrant often appears with Gavin in the dissolute life of the upper class. His life is experiencing an unprecedented impact, his mood will face a severe test, and his football career has just begun.