Michael Jordan's Playground

Michael Jordan qui parle à un gamin : « Tu sais faut pas que tirer dans la vie, faut aussi passer »
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5 minutes de compilation des moments où Michael a fait une passe décisive à Pippen

C’est long 40 minutes quand même hein, franchement Snyder t’es relou

Michael Jordan qui parle à un gamin : « Tu sais faut pas que tirer dans la vie, faut aussi passer »
Transition 
5 minutes de compilation des moments où Michael a fait une passe décisive à Pippen

C’est long 40 minutes quand même hein, franchement Snyder t’es relou

Jordan breaking dancing would have made my day

Jordan breaking dancing would have made my day

Zack Snyder Ranked

Well I couldn't just stop with Zack Snyder's short films. Of course I had to watch his 1991 documentary about Michael Jordan.

While I couldn't care less about basketball, I've always considered Michael Jordan an excellent role model even outside of basketball. His contributions to the sport is monumental, but he's also had a significant impact on entertainment and pop culture.

Zack Snyder's short documentary film is well directed, but it is certainly from the early 90's. There are skits placed throughout that are meant to be inspirational and while it would work for the time it is extremely cheesy. The acting in these skits leaves a lot to be desired.

I HATE using this word, but this really is a Michael Jordan glazefest. A majority of the doc is spent interviewing players about how incredible Jordan is. While he might be the greatest thing since sliced bread we don't need to hear that for 40 minutes straight. It would have been great to spend more time learning about his early life and his struggles becoming "the best" instead of telling us stuff that even I already knew.

Sidenote: I bet this is where Zack Snyder gained his love for slow motion and it actually works really well here. It's almost more effective than most of his other works probably because there are no special effects involved.

Zack Snyder Ranked

Well I couldn't just stop with Zack Snyder's short films. Of course I had to watch his 1991 documentary about Michael Jordan.

While I couldn't care less about basketball, I've always considered Michael Jordan an excellent role model even outside of basketball. His contributions to the sport is monumental, but he's also had a significant impact on entertainment and pop culture.

Zack Snyder's short documentary film is well directed, but it is certainly from the early 90's. There are skits placed throughout that are meant to be inspirational and while it would work for the time it is extremely cheesy. The acting in these skits leaves a lot to be desired.

I HATE using this word, but this really is a Michael Jordan glazefest. A majority of the doc is spent interviewing players about how incredible Jordan is. While he might be the greatest thing since sliced bread we don't need to hear that for 40 minutes straight. It would have been great to spend more time learning about his early life and his struggles becoming "the best" instead of telling us stuff that even I already knew.

Sidenote: I bet this is where Zack Snyder gained his love for slow motion and it actually works really well here. It's almost more effective than most of his other works probably because there are no special effects involved.