BK The Great
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I watched the last dance, I’ll check this one out too.
Documentary on Michael Jordan’s years as Washington Wizards executive and second comeback in the works
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anything that doesnt paint Mike as a god is quickly rejected by most.
This doc won't do much numbers honestly
people are still trying to forget the Wizards years
This doc won't do much numbers honestly
people are still trying to forget the Wizards years
MJ lost all his athleticism unlike bron yet played well enough with just fundamentals alone.
If jordan had his athleticism then no doubt he would've been the best player in the league at that age. On a flip side, flabby bron with no athleticism is an ugly sight.
i hope kwame will be involved 
No one wants to see that shyt.
I don't see it.
The Last Dance covered the parts of Jordan's career that people cared about most. Unless a documentary delves deeper into Jordan's personal life off the court (like his marriage and family) I don't think there's any interest. And even that probably doesn't have much to offer.
Documentaries have already been made on the biggest athletes of the last 100 years.
The Last Dance for Michael Jordan.
Ken Burns' 4 part documentary on Muhammad Ali.
The ESPN documentary on OJ Simpson.
Mike Tyson's own autobiography "The Undisputed Truth" -- which is he also performed live, along with "Tyson", the 2008 James Toback documentary.
You have numerous ESPN 30 for 30 films for smaller scale stories.
I think the biggest documentaries left for one to make (currently, anyway) would focus on Kobe Bryant, Lebron James, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Though I don't think the public would learn much of anything new. Especially in this era where just about everything is publicized.
I don't think a documentary on MLB's steroid era would be all that great. But a tv show or a miniseries about the steroid era could be amazing. Real life players accused of using would almost certainly refuse to cooperate or agree to their names being used. But that could be good if done right. (Sports shows/movies are notoriously difficult to get right)
The Last Dance covered the parts of Jordan's career that people cared about most. Unless a documentary delves deeper into Jordan's personal life off the court (like his marriage and family) I don't think there's any interest. And even that probably doesn't have much to offer.
Documentaries have already been made on the biggest athletes of the last 100 years.
The Last Dance for Michael Jordan.
Ken Burns' 4 part documentary on Muhammad Ali.
The ESPN documentary on OJ Simpson.
Mike Tyson's own autobiography "The Undisputed Truth" -- which is he also performed live, along with "Tyson", the 2008 James Toback documentary.
You have numerous ESPN 30 for 30 films for smaller scale stories.
I think the biggest documentaries left for one to make (currently, anyway) would focus on Kobe Bryant, Lebron James, Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo. Though I don't think the public would learn much of anything new. Especially in this era where just about everything is publicized.
I don't think a documentary on MLB's steroid era would be all that great. But a tv show or a miniseries about the steroid era could be amazing. Real life players accused of using would almost certainly refuse to cooperate or agree to their names being used. But that could be good if done right. (Sports shows/movies are notoriously difficult to get right)
I hope he can figure out a way to irritate Scottie on this one. Perhaps they got MJ on film laughing while the Blazers loss they’re lead to the lakers.
Maybe they can somehow incorporate that his son is fukkin his ex wife.
Maybe they can somehow incorporate that his son is fukkin his ex wife.
That book was really good. Wildly underrated when it comes to sports books and Jordan in general.
One of the most interesting things about it is how it reflected the attitudes of players before the Load Mangement Era. Something I always respected about Jordan was one of his comments regarding playing, which was something along the lines of, "it could be someone's only time to see me play and they paid a lot of money for the tickets, so I owe it to them to suit up if I'm physically able."
A constant theme throughout his first season was knee pain and getting his knee drained. Over and over again, Doug Collins was begging him to sit out or reduce his minutes and Jordan refused. Eventually, his knee gave out and he was never the same afterwards.
Jordan didn't keep himself in tip-top shape during his retirement, plus Artest broke his ribs. He ramped up his activity level more than his body could handle at that age when he was gearing up for his return.
Piff Tannen
Superstar
Lebron and Mav producing this, no way
. Lebron and Mav dropping propaganda videos to strengthen his claim to be the G.O.A.T
Boonapalist
Superstar
Are they gonna talk about how Doug Collins was Jordan’s bytch? And Jordan driving off and hitting the city after his last meeting with Abe Polin 
This will be interesting
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
The hell does that have to do with Bron still being one of the best players in the league this late in his career
Cuz what bron has to do with any of this? Also bron never getting another ring
Elim Garak
Veteran
Sadly him running into Etan Thomas really fukked his shyt up. It also made his numbers look worse because he got that surgery and then returned in around a month and kept playing when he wasn't ready.
he was pretty good before he fukked his knee up if I remember correctly, that team was just ass.The Last Flab
Sure..why not? We know MJ ain't gonna be involved tho.