The Kind of Film that Makes You a Better Person

Rating: 9/10 (1 September 2013)

This is the film that gives you many reasons to like. First of all, the base color of the setting of the film matches the film cover so well. It makes you feel that you are buying something you really hoped for.
As the movie starts, I observe that Paul Giammatti acts as someone he knows best, a depressed person. And I don't like it. Not that it's a negative thing. It's maybe because of how good he acts like that. Seeing Giammatti depressed reminds you of his other films, American Splendor and Sideways. Films that I didn't like because of depressed feelings that feel so real.
But as the movie goes by, the film gets more exciting and exciting. I give some positive points for the film for various things. First, is for the wrestle matches that look so cool. Second, for the plot that feels so spontaneous. It feels like there's no trying to make the film complicated. What should happens just happens.
Besides being spontaneous, the plot is so good. I mean, it can be a normal teenage wrestling story but instead with adding various things it becomes an interesting story line, not just general sport story lines like Moneyball, Remember the Titans, or even Air Bud.
Some values from the story really get to me and remind me how to be a better person. At the end, you will know, if the main character gets a Win Win, a Lose Win, or a Lose Lose.