i havent seen it but i really want to.Ozark is one our favorites!
Everyone is talking about Tiger King, but after reading the synopsis I just don’t see the draw
Has anyone here watched it and can give their opinion on it?
Ozark is one our favorites!
Everyone is talking about Tiger King, but after reading the synopsis I just don’t see the draw
Has anyone here watched it and can give their opinion on it?
i havent seen it but i really want to.
from whative heard/read: its about an outspoken, hyper-entrepreneurial, homosexual redneck with more tigers than the bush gardens
and every other character is a train wreck too
Ozark is one our favorites!
Everyone is talking about Tiger King, but after reading the synopsis I just don’t see the draw
Has anyone here watched it and can give their opinion on it?
I hadn't watched it originally, but I just happened to have the channel on when they reran it on ABC Saturday night. Five minutes in and I was hooked watching the rest.My son and I have been watching The Last Dance about Michael Jordan and the Bulls. It's pretty good but it jumps around a lot and it loses it's flow too often. But I do appreciate the fact that that Jordan is honest and doesn't hold back during his interviews. He was incredible to watch and it makes me appreciate him more. Kobe and LeBron were/are great, but Jordan was on another level. He saved the NBA. I just don't get the same level of appreciation for LeBron.
jordan doc is great and makes everyone under 25 experience the difference between jordan and lebron
the joke is that jordan played vs mailmen and accountants. i think there was a ton of good tape in the doc that you could obviously see that was not the case. MJ was not 6'8" and built like a house like lebron. jordan played most of his career in a much, much more physical league. in 1998 the league started the hand checking rules, neutering the center position defensively, outlawed using forearms outside the freethrow line to impede a players progress, basically letting you have an easier path to the basket. every player after MJ benefited from a bunch of rule changes made by the league to try to increase offense. not sure if they ever claimed it was to increase player safety at the time. even then "player safety" wasn't as much a thing then as it is now. jordan overcame the physical abuse by bulking up during the offseason. lebron overcame the physicaly abuse by flopping and crying.