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Phantom of the Open is a film based on the true story of Maurice Fleet The legendary experience of Croft (played by Rylance). A staunch optimist, Morris was a crane driver at 46 and a former comedy stunt diver. By chance, he participated in the qualifying round of the 1976 British Open Championship, and although he had never played a round of golf, he accidentally shot the lowest record of 121. However, the organizing committee banned him from participating in official competitions because of his amateur status.

However, Morris did not give up. He repeatedly qualified through cat-and-mouse games and disguised his identity with increasingly comical aliases. His actions gave the authorities headaches but made him a folk hero and the bravest and most popular sports underdog in the world.

"Phantom of the Open" shows Morris Strong faith and fearless spirit. He is not defeated by outside doubts and difficulties, and bravely pursues his dreams. Although he is not a professional player, his persistence and hard work have won people's respect and love.

This movie is not only about golf, but also about pursuing dreams and a life journey beyond self. It conveys a positive attitude towards life and an optimistic attitude to the audience, encouraging us to move forward bravely and stick to our beliefs in the face of challenges. No matter what difficulties we face, as long as we remain optimistic, brave and persistent, we can create our own miracles.

"Phantom of the Open" allows us to feel tears amid laughter and witness an ordinary How people become heroes in people's minds through their own efforts and perseverance. Let us plunge into this charming and moving story together, and be moved by the inspiration and courage it brings us.