Even the most outstanding athletes sometimes experience a drop in mood and energy. They begin to think that they will not be able to achieve great success in life. If you start to notice that you are sinking into apathy, you can watch films that will become a great motivation on the path to success or just a healthy lifestyle.
Foreign films
If you love sports movies, you can watch Never Give Up, directed by Jeff Wadlow in 2008. The plot of the film is based on the fact that the Tyler family, hoping to secure a sports career in tennis for the youngest of the brothers, moves to live in Orlando. However, this move is not pleasant for all family members. The eldest son Jack, who used to be a football star, becomes an outcast in a new place. The guy tries to somehow save his situation and accepts an invitation to a party from his classmate. During the fun, a fight breaks out between the local bully and Jack, during which he is publicly humiliated. Soon, the guy begins to engage in a new sport, and coach Rokua helps him in this. In the club of the latter, there is only one rule, according to which a fighter in no case should use his knowledge for personal purposes. This film makes you think about life values and teaches people to strive for self-improvement and self-development.
Another motivating film about sports was released in 2011. It is called "The Man Who Changed Everything." This picture was based on a book written in 2003 by Michael M. Lewis. It tells the story of the Oakland baseball team and their manager Billy Bean. Despite financial difficulties, the guy had to create a real competitive baseball team. Thanks to this film, you will be able to understand that you can achieve success even when no one believes in you.
Starring Stallone, Rocky Balboa tells the story of a man who emerged from obscurity and poverty and achieved immense success and popularity thanks to his resilience and determination. This picture teaches viewers to believe in themselves, be strong in spirit, and also discover new opportunities in themselves. It was filmed by Sylvester Stallone himself in 2006 and premiered in Russia in 2007. "Rocky Balboa" was highly praised by film critics and was a huge hit with viewers. Its box office receipts in Russia amounted to more than $ 1 million.
Russian film
Russian director Nikolai Lebedev also became the creator of one sports-motivating film. It's called Legend # 17. It premiered in 2013. The plot of the film revolves around ice hockey and the star of this sport - Valery Kharlamov, who scored 2 goals in 1972 during the USSR-Canada match.
