They exchange punches, Ali swings with his left, Ali swings with his right, but Joe responses with a fierce uppercut. Ali winds up his punch looking to finish the fight; his punch connects and knocks down Joe Frazier. Ali was won the match, he did it. Ali, Ali, Ali, Ali, I remember the sweet voice of the crowed; they shouted my name like I was the most beloved person they’ve seen, even after what I have done to Joe. The pleasure the audience got watching me knock my opponent down to the ground.
Braddock put on a good fight, although his manager let him in the ring with a broken wrist. Jimmy’s wrist was shown hurt in the movie when his manager was going to tape his hand for the match. Jimmy insisted on going in the ring anyways. While in the ring Lasky was getting most of the punches, there also wasn't very many people cheering. Jim threw a hard right handed punch a broke his wrist completely.
Obi- Wan is fighting well, but because this is his last chance to be claimed as a Padawan, he suddenly attacks furiously, defeating Bruck. He goes to Qui- Gon Jinn, sure that now that he has proven himself Qui-Gon will accept him as a Padawan. However, Qui-Gon disapproves of his aggressive fighting style, and rejects him, saying that Obi-Wan would be at too great risk for the dark side. For some readers this may be a sad point for them whilst reading. However, it is my favorite part because it teaches discipline.
A key similarity in both “Once Were Warriors” and “In the rubbish tin” is the parent/child and alcohol abuse between various characters in the film (Once were Warriors) and the short story (In the Rubbish Tin). In “Once were Warriors” Jake savagely beats Beth with his fists to a pulp in front of their friends; to the extent of her having two black eyes and a swollen face. He has a habit of showing his love for her with his fists; as it is the only way he knows how to express his love. The family environment isn’t friendly or safe what so ever. Jake beats Beth because he knows he has the physical strength over her.
It is also revealed that Gatsby, as a child, had a list of things that he wanted to improve, and the fact that his father said that he always was a hard worker, proves his determination. As the book comes to a close, Gatsby’s “job” is exposed as an illegal bootlegger and a fraud. When Gatsby loses all chances of winning back Daisy from Tom, it foreshadows his actual death, as his main goal and dream in life to make Daisy his wife is crushed. This in a sense portrays Gatsby as a tragic hero because everything he worked for, although it was illegal, is over, and none of his friends attend his funeral. Gatsby’s feeble and pathetic side are therefore
Viewers can hear her scream, after each time she gets hit. Sonny gets shot while on his way to give Connie’s husband a beating for the second time. He gets a call from Connie that she was abused by her husband. The scene was shot in an angle; blood on Sonny was the most blood ever. Sonny was known for having a short temper.
He protested this even though he is unable to read or drive a car. His confidence in himself is so incredibly high that he will protest just to protest, even if it costs him his job. His arrogance is also so high that to find success in his life he has to have sexual relations with another woman. This is a negative thing that developed out of his opinions, but there was a positive to this. He got a baby daughter out of it.
Amir would rather his father love him and be proud of him for one day than help his best friend from getting raped. Amir was selfish and unappreciative. After Hassan got raped, the relationship between him and Amir changed for the worst. Amir did another terrible thing by framming Hassan. This was the last time Amir saw Hassan because after Hassan and his father left, Amir and Baba moved to America.
The most important theme shown in this film is to never give up. Never giving up is important to everyone because if we do give up on something then it affects that person for maybe their entire life or for a while. Dre parker shows us to never give up while he is doing his practising because if he did give up then he wouldn’t be able to defend himself if he is getting bullied. He also shows us never giving up when he breaks his leg in the tournament he still wants to participate so badly. Mr Han asks him why he badly wants to fight he says “Because I'm still scared.
These acts bred a hostile environment and eventually his team began to lose. In the long run his arrogance will catch up with him. On the other end of the spectrum, arrogance has ruined many political figures. Al Gore’s demise due to arrogance is also another example. Al Gore’s effort to save the climate was a failure, yet his pride refused to give in.