2020 Directed by Jason Hehir
A 10-part documentary chronicling the untold story of Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls dynasty with rare, never-before-seen footage and sound from the 1997-98 championship season – plus over 100 interviews with famous figures and basketball’s biggest names.
Marquis Daisy John Dahl Libby Geist Peter Guber Nina Krstic Erin Leyden Matt Maxson Curtis Polk Estee Portnoy Jake Rogal Alyson Sadofsky Connor Schell Michael Tollin Jon Weinbach Gregg Winik
La dernière danse, Michael Jordan: The Last Dance, 마이클 조던: 더 라스트 댄스, Ostatni Taniec
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Someone please commit a seemingly insignificant slight against Michael Jordan so he does something incredible and they have to make more episodes of The Last Dance. I’m not ready for it to be over.
Seriously, you can complain about the structure or whatever. I loved every minute. I would have watched 10 more hours. Looking forward to watching this on Sundays have been so good for my mental health during this time. I’ll always remember that and also the guy on the Jazz who made a joke about Michael Jordan quitting basketball, so MJ made it his mission to destroy the guy’s life in every possible way.
Appointment viewing. One of the highlights of my week for five straight Sundays. But beyond the thrill of reliving MJ and the Bulls' incredible '90s odyssey, a lot of empty calories here. A slick, well-crafted documentary that's ultimately as small and narrow as the man at the center of it.
I can't believe they made a ten hour documentary about the guy who played in Space Jam lol
Lebron sleeping in gravity tents, getting full body massages, on load management, a personal chef cooking him all his meals...millions spent on personal care
You'll find Jordan at the blackjack table smoking cigars at 2 am the night before a playoff game, in which he goes on to drop 50 points and win the series. It’s just different man.
i liked this documentary but i do not TRUST this documentary
my main takeaways:
-as a gay, watching this finally gave me something to talk about in my college fraternity group chat so that's good
-dennis rodman icon like icon *takes style notes*
-my local team the portland trailblazers... y'all fumbled that one
-no more justin timberlake 🚫society has progressed past the need for justin timberlake
-having your subject of the documentary also be an aloof producer who controls how his image is seen without much criticism or a wider lens ruined this for me... all heroes have achilles heels...
-dumb fucking timeline idc is it 1998 or not
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I normally only do series/shows on YouTube, but I wanted to hit on this via Letterboxd. Jordan has always been my favorite player, but I can’t claim to be the guy that “witnessed the greatness,” because I wasn’t born until 1995. I caught the main end of his career, and I had to reflect through footage of his games. I didn’t know half of the “off-the-court” drama that he went through, and I was so pumped to see it all fleshed out in this documentary. I was thrilled to see how in-depth it got. Now, it is a reasonable thought to assume it is a one-sided documentary. Maybe they didn’t hit on Michael’s bad games…
For the love of God please stop cropping and zooming archival 1.33 footage.
Looking forward to a ten part series documenting Jordan’s time with the Wizards.
“Keaton once said, ‘I don't believe in God, but I'm afraid of him.’ Well I believe in God, and the only thing that scares me is Michael Jordan.”
-Verbal Kint
