[borderline232]

I find it really interesting as someone who didn't get to watch MJ playing during his hayday. The level of drive and determination he had for the game was just unparalleled.

I feel stupid to think that LeBron was close to this guy, I was so wrong. Also, in his interviews he speaks so well and he's so sharp, ugh I can go on forever.

[filster]

I'm only 19 so I never got to see Michael play so this doc has opened my eyes to see what a beast this man was. Since I am a diehard Chicago everything fan I have seen some highlights here and there but to see all this behind the scenes footage has opened my eyes. My favorite Chicago athletes are D-Rose and Walter Payton but MJ is slowly becoming one of my favorites even tho he already should be.

[Sukmen]

very inspiring

[Dslg01]

this should really put an end to the goat debate

[loadinghydra]

inspiring doc for sure

[lyonelv2]

First, I do think as you that the doc is amazing, great footage, I cant understand how they kept many of these videos unpublished.

About Lebron James, I do think he has the same determination, you dont get to his status without that determination.

[Abduer2]

It really open my eyes of how good of a basketball player wsa, never got to him play.

[NIDLTD6969]

Fantastic doc. I'm old enough to remember his twilight years but seeing him in his prime was something else

[mapsbackwards]

Structure was weird. Not sure why they split it up.