Tang Tian had already gone over to greet them.
Although they were all at the Olympics, everyone had been busy preparing for their own events and hadn't met up before.
After high-fives and hugs, the three quickly got chatting.
Lin Yi and Ding Yanyuhang soon went over as well.
Meeting two of the league's biggest superstars, chatterbox Lin Yi naturally couldn't stay quiet. After some lively conversation, he quickly became familiar with Davis and Durant.
By coincidence, Davis and Durant had also come to watch a movie, and the one they wanted to see was actually Road to Glory.
That surprised Tang Tian. The USA Team had been the movie's biggest villains—were they really looking for punishment before the game?
But after talking with them, Tang Tian understood.
Davis hadn't played anyway. He was simply bored, and basketball movies were rare enough that this was a good way to pass the time.
Durant was even more straightforward. As a member of the World Cup team, he wanted to use the movie to kindle some desire for revenge before the game.
Whatever their reasons, the group had happened to run into one another at the cinema.
Once they had talked enough and bought their tickets, they went inside together.
Although Tang Tian was the screenwriter, he hadn't seen the finished film yet, so he was looking forward to it too.
After entering, they found that the theater was quite full. Athletes from many countries had come.
There weren't many entertainment options in the Olympic Village, much less sports-related movies, so that was only natural.
Before the film started, voices in different languages rose and fell throughout the theater, making it as noisy as a market.
But not long after the movie began, the theater gradually quieted down.
The three-thread progressive storytelling