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.

You must never mistake great source material for a great documentary.

not enough space jam 😡

I'm not a "sports guy" by any means, but I love sports stories and documentaries, and this is easily the best I've seen.

And they used "Partyman" from Batman. 'Nuff said.

Wow.. a truly magnificent viewing, incredible production quality. Really really worth seeing even if you don't watch basketball.

Other than reaffirming that Michael Jordan is the greatest athlete to ever live, this was such a well-made documentary. Really enjoyed the non-linear narrative which ultimately meets at the start of the 1998 NBA Finals. Huge credit to Adam Silver too for getting the footage collected in the first place.

J'ai attendu Julia Stiles tout le long, pi rien...
Bonjour l'arnaque...

No sabía que Sirus de The Alan Parsons Proyect era la canción de entrada de los Chicago Bulls. Ahora cambió el significado drásticamente.

Highly entertaining and easily watchable - the extensive archival footage is essential in making this feel like more than pure hagiography and really hit the 90s childhood nostalgia zone perfectly for me. Though by the end, it kind of simultaneously ran out of steam while also leaving me wanting more about his family, the Wizards era, and his struggles as a team owner. Of course, not all that stuff feeds into the Myth, so with Jordan essentially having final cut over this thing I'm sure there's not much the producers could have done. It's just, the 10th or 15th time Michael says "...and that's all the motivation I needed" after someone on the other team looked at him funny, I started desiring some other narratives.

dennis rodmann abandonando o time no meio das finais para participar da nWo lmao. o cara é ídolo demais.

Entertaining as hell for a 10-hour Jordan commercial