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Flint Tropics: Movie Analysis
Semi-pro is a movie that represents leadership, motivation, imagery, cohesion, and cancer in a Sports psychology way. The Flint Tropics are a D-League team trying to make the merge to be placed into the NBA. The team goes through some ups and downs as they battle through perseverance and the motivation of each other as a team. Within the movie you see the team start to become cohesive and start to see a cancer arise within the group. However thought the movie the team helps cure the cancer and become a united team. The movie shows great leadership and a group of guys that is willing to do anything to help the team win games. The team as an end goal to win 4th place they all have a image of the, being in the NBA. Thought hard work and dedication
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