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Originally Posted by fleury
It's edited in the pro Jordan way, but he still shines through where he just can't help himself. One of the biggest storylines is about how the GM was not bending over to him and the players, instead going for a full team movement. The only thing is, the guys is dead and can't defend his "actions". Jordan has always been about himself. Now, his beef with Isaiah Thomas is interesting because they're two cats cut from the same cloth. I haven't watched the two that were released yesterday yet.
One thing I'm seeing in these "documentaries" is the overuse of slow-mos. It's not actually that great of a doc. I still think a lot of the ESPN ones were better. But it fills a need right now, and it's built on the same premise of touching music at the right time, with the slow-mo to make the player look graceful in the most pressure filled moment. When you get past that, the story telling and the back and forth between 92 and 98, it's pretty meh now.
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It would be much better if Jordan didn’t have final say on what makes it.