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- 1. JP JOSH PRESS DECEMBER 14, 2009 Invictus New Rugby Movie Is Great! Invictus Is Great, Competition For Blindside Invictus vs Blindside So, now you may be curious. How does this movie rank up against Blindside? Well, heres your answer. Personally, I think that Blindside was a better movie, but this one was a more remarkable lesson. I would have to say that I favor Blindside, but this was a fabulous movie none the less. Like I said before, Blindside was produced better, but Invictus had a better true story. See these movies soon! Josh Bailey- The movie, team, but with encouragement from Invictus is about the South African the entire country, the go on to rugby team, the Springboks, and become one of the best. This movie there run to win the World Cup in can be compared to blindside, 1995 as well as the amazing story of because like it, the focus is not the South African President, Nelson rugby. It is that no matter what your Mandella, who uses rugby to unite race or religion is, you should never different races in his country. The judge someone by that. Based on a Springboks start out as the worst true story. OPINION SECTION My opinion on this movie is that it is almost as circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud. good as Blindside. They are both remarkable true Under bludgeonings of chance My head is bloody stories that I can not believe. But this one does have but unbowed. Beyond this place of wrath and tears a nice touch to it. The name “Invictus” is Looms but the horror of the shade. And actually a poem that Mandella gave to yet the menace of the years Finds , and the Springbok’s captain that helped him shall find, me unafraid. It matters not while he was a slave because of his race. how strait the gate How charged the The poem reads: “Out of the night that punishments with the scroll, I am the covers me, Black as the pit from pole to master of my fate I am the captain of my pole, I thank whatever gods may be For soul. By William Ernest Henley. my unconquerable soul. In the fell clutch of PAGE 3