12 Movies That Inspire You to Play Sports

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At the end of the year, most of us set goals for the coming year - that's the way it is. One of the goals, as a rule, is to start taking care of our health. Yes, that's also the way it is, because we sleep and move too little, eat poorly, work like crazy and rest just as crazy - and we understand that this is wrong.

The article will be useful to anyone who has even the slightest desire to get in shape and start doing sports without waiting until January. And to inspire you to feats in the gym already in December, Megaplan recalled 12 films about famous athletes.

1.Ali
(2001, USA; directed by Michael Mann)

The eventful life of Muhammad Ali (real name Cassius Clay) can hardly be summed up uganda whatsapp list in one film. That's probably why there are so many adaptations of his biography. Ali fought not only in the ring, but also outside of it. He changed his religion, fought for the rights of his compatriots, and refused to go to war in Vietnam.

The leading role in the film was played by Will Smith, who gained 15 kilograms for it. However, he agreed to play in the film only after persuasion from Ali himself. When Ali died in 2016, Will Smith was one of those who carried the coffin with the body of the deceased.



2. Moving up
(2017, Russia; director Anton Megerdichev)

The plot centers on the Soviet Union men's basketball team. The team's head coach changes, and problems within the team appear one after another. But they need to pull themselves together, because the 1972 Olympics in Munich are coming up. Our team will have to play the US team, which is called invincible.

The film is based on the book of the same name written by the famous basketball player Sergei Belov. Many of the basketball players who starred in the film are professional athletes. Among them, for example, is Alexander Ryapolov, who made his film debut and played Alzhan Zharmukhamedov.



3. Lev Yashin. The goalkeeper of my dreams
(2019, Russia; director Vasily Chiginsky)

May 27, 1971. World stars on the field. 100,000 fans around. And all this for Lev Yashin's farewell match. Before the match, Yashin recalls what he went through. His career included an absurd missed goal in his first game for the Dynamo main team, and hard training, and high-profile sporting failures mixed with equally bright victories.

The film crew was advised by football players Vasily Frolov (Yashin's grandson), Anton Shunin and Vladimir Pilguy. And the script was approved by Yashin's widow. She approached the work diligently, rewriting the script three or four times - all for the sake of the film being biographically accurate.



4. Legend No. 17
(2013, Russia; director Nikolay Lebedev)

A sports drama centered on the development of CSKA and USSR national team forward Valery Kharlamov. Kharlamov was made famous worldwide by the 1972 USSR-Canada Super Series. The film shows the first game. The opponent was absolutely confident in his abilities. But our team had something to say back.