The Last Dance - Series Review

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Chris Stuckmann reviews The Last Dance, a 10-Part Documentary exploring the 1990s Chicago Bulls. Directed by Jason Hehir.

[@aiman4094]

“And i took that personally”

[@bcnicholas123]

Iconic

[@MobileBoys]

😂😂

[@athenajaxon2397]

I love that meme

[@tiktokexposed898]

LeBron James is the GOAT. Better than Michael jordan

[@tustari]

Sergio Next - Yeah he’s the Greatest of All Tossers

[@chasegemes]

Wasn’t expecting Chris to review this but I’m so glad he did

[@marvingonzalez8586]

A surprise to be sure but a welcome one

[@cmarin342]

Same. It put a smile on my face.

[@blackkcinamacritic]

Ya not a sports guy

[@mjjjuly]

Just shows how wide the reach of jordan's popularity is

[@tiktokexposed898]

LeBron is better than Jordan. The NBA is harder now

[@alexisgomez7561]

The scene where Michael was crying from the death of his father on the floor of the locker room after winning the finals, is a scene that left me in silence for about 10min cause it reminded me of my father. This Doc was absolutely an A+

[@neoluthuli3254]

"Shot in some dude's ass" - Christ Stuckmann

[@brynhertz1120]

I fucking laughed way too hard at that.

[@ritzcrayons5849]

cherry this you?

[@jaer.6540]

*with

[@neoluthuli3254]

I watched this I'm only in episode 2 wow just wow

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[@WrecklessEating]

Incredible doc. I was blown away all this footage existed.

[@jackhackett80]

Not only that, but the quality is excellent.

[@tiktokexposed898]

Not only that, LeBron has surpassed MJ as the best basketball player

[@chocolateicecream3150]

@@tiktokexposed898 lol, nice joke

[@lizardking89]

@@tiktokexposed898 He needs to win a few more rings first.

[@ryanatorryanson9535]

This was supposed to have been done over 20 years ago. It’s why all the footage was shot to begin with. For some unknown reason, it kept getting put off.

[@0412lennon]

Chris Stuckmann: I didn’t know if I was gonna review this series Michael Jordan:........that’s when I took it personal

[@scorptarget]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Shatwb2]

Chris reveals himself so much recently I didn’t know he was into sports lol

[@chuckjokic4557]

Fr, young Chris trying to hoop is so crazy for me to think of for some reason

[@Shatwb2]

@@chuckjokic4557 well he is like 6’4”. Idk I’ve been watching Chris for years and kinda didn’t start seeing him as a human since he interviewed the Creed 2 director and idk the layers started to peel back. And dude life is mad interesting

[@TheBmb2jn]

A few years ago Cleveland’s Basketball team, The Cavaliers and Cleveland’s Hockey team, the Monsters won their respective league Championships. Chris, being from Cleveland, tweeted about that.

[@michaelhebert1221]

When the interviewer asked MJ what he thought of people’s perception of him being an asshole while all the shots of him winning simultaneously played was the best part. He started to get choked up and cut the interview off, you could tell he had some remorse for how he had treated people but that was the sacrifice he had to make to have that kind of success.

[@paulpray5394]

MJ's wife kisses their baby MJ: I'm not saying he wasn't deserving of it. All I'm saying is that fueled a fire in me. I said "okay, you think he's cute. Okay, fine. No problem."

[@johnman025]

😂😂😂

[@DoomSplitta]

Hilarious

[@mattemm469]

MJ: When my son was born my wife said that he was perfect and I took that personally

[@orphanion9468]

Lmao! What?!

[@dwoodstwin]

Lolol

[@yowatchie]

“Lookin like it was shot with some dude’s ass.” -Chris Stuckmann

[@JaydevRaol]

😂

[@TheGreatEbayer]

@@JaydevRaol I was gonna post a comment about this but then y'all were already here...I'm still laughing

[@Adrian-pl3ui]

where did he say that

[@robertanderson6929]

The Bull's introduction music was Sirius by The Alan Parson's Project. I'm sure they played other music during the game but that intro was iconic.

[@devonmunn5728]

@@JaydevRaol ikr

[@jp3813]

1992 was such a huge year for Jordan that episode 5 didn't even get enough time to cover the Michael Jackson "Jam" music video or the epic 7-game series against the Knicks.

[@StreetballStrategies]

I thought that as well.

[@Screened]

But did you ever get the Jordans tho?

[@BB-ed4om]

It’s funny how many people never let it go. I never had a pair as a kid and I still buy a few pairs every year as a grown up lol

[@DjJokerr]

@@BB-ed4om Same! I finally started buying Jordan shoes as an adult, could never afford it as a kid.

[@jfassettx123]

I’m pretty sure he has at least one pair of Js and I’ll bet it’s the Chicago 1s because they’re the most iconic pair and a Spider-Verse reference.

[@Richard__Cranium]

I can definitely see Chris rocking some nice Jordan 1's.

[@jmctigret]

Back in those days I bought the white ones , I could not find the black ones. 2 Years ago I bought the black ones.

[@clairenicole7029]

Coming from someone who has never watched a full basketball game, this documentary was such an eye opener into how amazing michael jordan was and also how crazy professional basketball is!! im so glad you reviewed this because more people need to see it.

[@HarrisaSports]

old school pro bball was crazy. Modern day NBA is a shadow of the game of the 80s and 90s

[@tiktokexposed898]

Lebron is better than Michael Jordan now

[@tiktokexposed898]

@@HarrisaSports modern basketball is better

[@architbhattacharyya7297]

@@tiktokexposed898 Yeah, i think MJ is still the GOAT, but the depth in today's NBA is unreal

[@HarrisaSports]

@@tiktokexposed898 disagree. nobody plays defense anymore. There's no real true rivalries like there were in the 80s and 90s. It's maybe deeper in talent but not as exciting as a whole to me

[@akasha9365]

Call me immature, but when Chris says “it looks like it was shot with some dudes ass,” it’s hilarious. Just trying to picture it. It was so random and it caught me off guard.

[@superxavxii421]

I'm not gonna lie, I was thinking the same thing

[@ISetYourFaceOnFire]

@Scott Sieg Or maybe it's just the chris of today? *shrug*

[@standardprotocolformat6090]

good ass, that. It can record video.

[@FagnerDeschain]

I assumed it was Jim Carey who was recording random games, lol

[@carrojohansson8151]

i agree! also, the way he said it so seriously.

[@hapgil141]

If review is anything below an A+ MJ - "And I took that personally"

[@ClaudeChalk]

Lol

[@JaydevRaol]

😁

[@red1387]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ill-nois2282]

That moment when Jordan was in the locker room when he won the NBA Championship in ‘96 gave me chills.

[@genericperson8295]

The biggest eye-opener for me in this doc was learning how respected Dennis Rodman was

[@themarkl0813]

Bro anybody who was around that era respected Dennis Rodmans hustle. That was never in question...

[@aidonis98]

@@Olsenator Yea. Hard to believe they left out the disproven conspiracy theory bullshit.

[@BB-ed4om]

@@aidonis98 even if it was true I would file it under none of my business. I respect the man for what he did to inspire millions.

[@ryanatorryanson9535]

Oh ya. Rodman was a BEAST. Dude got 5 rings, and was a starter for all 5. The story about him running laps in the gym after coming back from Vegas was epic.

[@RConn55]

If you could understand him

[@Tr1ple-A]

HOLY SHIT 🤯 Chris is diversifying his content and not talking about sports movies but a sports documentary instead and the best one I've seen in years

[@techiecreations]

I watched this documentary after never seeing a Michael Jordan game in my life and was absolutely captivated.

[@hardnewstakenharder]

I was born in Chicago in 86 and lived the Bulls 90s era. It was something else.

[@Do0msday]

This documentary was amazing. It helped save so many, myself included, from boredom in early Covid lockdown. There were no live sports and then ESPN decided to release this early and what a treat it was. It was all everyone talked about. It was literally the perfect storm. You could not envision a better time to release something like this, but ESPN flat out KILLED IT with this. It was entertaining, it was quality, and it was so informative. I loved every second of it and I can't wait to see some sports centered movie reviews on here. I love a change of pace.

[@gabe6199]

Eye opening documentary for basketball fans that weren’t alive during MJ’s run.

[@Xayjohns]

It's still worth watching regardless

[@themarkl0813]

Even more eye opening to those who was around those times tbh

[@alienator345]

And a fun, nostalgic trip for us 90s kids who grew up watching 90s basketball!

[@alienator345]

I will add, though, that I never realized how dumb the Bulls GM was. They could've won two or three more titles. Imagine the Lakers or Spurs of the late 90s against Jordan's Bulls!

[@natatatt]

@@alienator345 Yeah, it was great to see an in-depth look at the time period. I was a kid back then so I really understood from watching at the time was MJ = very good at basketball.

[@chuck_nazty]

Some random person: “you’ll never have an incredible man cave” Chris: “...& I took that personally”

[@ClaudeChalk]

😂😂😂🤙🏾

[@jennycoyle8204]

I don’t watch sports at all. My brother told me to watch this. And oh my god I stayed. Up all night because I couldn’t stop watching it. Soo good! 🦋

[@jaybillz851]

What city r u from? Who's ur fav nba team?

[@jennycoyle8204]

@@jaybillz851 as I said I’m not a sports fan, I don’t support any teams. Just really enjoyed this docuseries 🦋

[@kevinc.cucumber3697]

Don’t have to be a sports fan to appreciate Jordan and the 90s bulls. Thats a piece of history right there and really an icon.

[@TGreen89]

This was the best docu-series I've ever seen.

[@TGreen89]

@bob loblaw Who hurt you? 😂

[@SoCloseToToast]

@@TGreen89 He needs a blanket and a mother

[@JesusFlores-rw8ry]

@bob loblaw bro it ain’t that deep

[@jakoblozano8031]

@bob loblaw gotta be a Lebron fan lmao

[@toneriggz]

Being a Knicks fan in the 90’s, Jordan was a complicated figure to me. We all idolized him, wanted his mid range jumper and his kicks. I even had a number 45 jersey back then. I saw Space Jam at the movies with my family. And yet, he routinely torched my Knicks. But he’s the GOAT. I loved this docuseries, it really took me back to my childhood, some of my favorite times in my life.

[@jeffnicholas6342]

Ewing and Starks with Reilly!! Great Knicks team. I’m from Orlando area, so I have my Magic memories, but Jordan and Dah Bulls were magical

[@StreetballStrategies]

Try being a Pistons fan! 😂

[@jeffnicholas6342]

@@StreetballStrategies Yikes! I hated the Pistons growing up. But I have mad respect for their squads throughout the years

[@StreetballStrategies]

@@jeffnicholas6342 Yeah, I have lots of nostalgia for the late 80s bad boys teams, but Mike’s easily my GOAT.

[@jaredlaguna8434]

Bobby Lee is a fan of Chris and wants to have him on his podcast. I think Chris should go on it

[@jacobmorales323]

What!??

[@jaredlaguna8434]

@@jacobmorales323 Yup he said it on the newest episode of Bad Friends

[@stupididiot8717]

Would love that

[@NeverSaySandwich1]

If he doesn't go he's racist

[@imnotsumitnagar]

Bro go on Bobby Lee's show lol

[@bradleykb]

MJ is the epitome of driven ambition. Every coach needs to show this doc to their team.

[@ShooterSanoff]

The way that Jordan attacked his teammates like Stacy King and Scott Williams and even made a once good pro player in Rodney McCray retire after playing with Jordan because he killed his confidence is just mind blowing

[@cason3547]

I’ll always hold this doc is very high place bc when ESPN dropped it weekly during quarantine, it legitimately helped me through that time just by having something to look forward to

[@RCMartin08]

Ohio did have a lot of basketball superstars: LeBron James, Stephen Curry, Chris Stuckmann

[@unc54]

North Carolina claims Stephen Curry

[@anthrax6685]

Steph Curry was raised in North Carolina.

[@thatguyluis]

@@unc54 ask Steph where he's from and I'm pretty sure he will say he's from North Carolina. Just because he was born there, means he would consider it his hometown.

[@explodev2550]

@@thatguyluis I see what you’re saying, but you are from where you were born.

[@404ever]

@@unc54 he was born in cleveland tho

[@Remy-vs6bz]

I like when he talked about the cocaine and distractions. We don't always hear about how wild things can get on the road. I've always admired how Jordan was able to stay out of trouble for the most part. I thought the gambling thing was always blown out of proportion. I can't imagine the temptations out there for a guy so popular but he was always on point.

[@DevinsDen]

Makes me kinda glad, for the most part, to be a Chicagoan. That nostalgia of the dream team growing up. That, and seeing the Cubs win the World Series. 90's everyone loved the Bulls. Not so much today lol.

[@michellew4915]

As a family of Jazz fans at that time, we were upset to lose, but you can’t ignore what the Bulls accomplished back then. I loved hearing the back stories of all the players. Especially Rodman! I had no idea how good he really was. As most everyone else, I was too focused on his crazy look. This was amazing!

[@porterwilliams7574]

As a Jazz fan as well, I think we’re all on the same page with the ‘97 and ‘98 finals!!

[@Sp1n1985]

Ew Jazz fans

[@alienator345]

Yeah, those final two episodes were a bit traumatic for me as a Jazz fan. I have mad respect for Jordan and the 90s Bulls, but it's tough getting to the finals two years in a row and losing. Those were sad times. Still a great documentary, though. And I never realized how dumb the Bulls GM was. And yes, Jordan did push off on Russell. But of course he's not going to admit it. And of course the refs give him star treatment and don't call it. I was kinda hoping the documentary would've interviewed Russell and ask him about that. He knows he was fouled.

[@jeffnicholas6342]

That 90’s Jazz squad was damn good!! I’m from Orlando, so I know a little bit about defeat in that era of the NBA. I feel y’all

[@ryanatorryanson9535]

Oh ya. I watched Rodman play from Detroit to when he retired. Dude was a BEAST. Most people didn’t like him on a personal level, but they all respected his game.

[@Adino1]

I saw a tweet that said 'Jordan looks like he soaked his eyeballs in Hennessy every night'.

[@SamJohnsonAZ]

Bro looks like he’s been staring directly into the sun his whole life

[@rundamic3373]

😂dude looks like a replicant from Blade Runner

[@SmartStart24]

Omg 😭

[@EEAMD-co6nw]

lmfao

[@marcuswalters8093]

Guy's almost 60. Something on him *had* to age.

[@paulmaddison6193]

This series was so good that me, as a Brit who has never seen a single game of basketball in his life, was utterly riveted the whole way through.

[@vaibhavgupta1487]

Same. I am an Indian and got to know about whole life of MJ through this series.

[@jackbynum]

This is one of the best docuseries every made. The quality of story telling (primarily through the edit) should something to be taken as art.

[@thatoneguy466]

Never watched a full basketball game. This documentary is top 3 all time.

[@ilovefatpussy11722]

Dennis Rodman is the greatest basketball character ever

[@edmontonboy99]

He’s very weird when it comes to his hair, but that’s what makes him unique.

[@jburdsinfuse]

Sir Charles would disagree...

[@lauur23]

i have watched it three times this pandemic and i absolutely loved it! as kid in the 90s and obsessed with the Chicago Bulls and Space Jam that time, soooo good!

[@jacobtunger2326]

chris: "they also explored not only the positive sides of michael jordan" mj: "and i took that personally"

[@razkable]

chis said literally nothing in this review...hes a master at that

[@HelloMellowXVI]

This Caught Me Off Guard But I’m More Than Glad Chris Did This

[@brucelau2023]

Who knew that young Chris was a Chicago Bulls fan back in the 90s , then again mostly everyone that grew up in the early 90s were bulls fans or a Knick fan

[@cattysplat]

Thing was Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls were famous across the world and brought US basketball to the TV in Europe, something that has never really happened before or since. Space Jam also got tons of kids into playing basketball and despite the 90's cheese, is still a very entertaining kids movie.

[@duke8579]

It was hard not to be a mike fan growing up in the 90s even if you hated him

[@SquatsAndOats2plate]

thing is, even here in eastern germany, you had skinheads having a bulls cap or backpack. so yeah.

[@ramboluib2752]

In our country every basketball fan in the 90's was a Bulls fan. Jordan was indeed God-like.

[@Axolotl_Mischief]

A lot of people were on that bandwagon because Jordan was shoved down your throught 24/7 in the 90s. It was a real pain in the ass if you don't give two fucks about basketball.

[@morganrichardson8859]

Yeah I watched the entire documentary twice because it was just so addictive.

[@SoCloseToToast]

The Natural, you know!

[@Sportsguy20121]

"I ate the pizza, all by myself" That line is the single greatest thing to come from this docu-series

[@thebrownbaldy]

😆😆😆😆

[@haddenmiller4364]

Of course no one was gonna touch Mike's pizza. "They tried to take a piece of my pizza. I took that personally."

[@daviscoggin]

“Gonna be talking about some sports movies that have impacted me” SANDLOT BABBYYYYYYY

[@blakedelacruz9496]

You play ball like a girl

[@kalebarancelovic]

As a 7 year old back in 1993 and living in Australia, Michael Jordan was the only active sports person that I ever heard of outside of Australia. There was no internet back then and I still to this day haven't watched a game of NBA. He was a phenomenon!

[@j1o1h1n1f32]

A+. On a sports movie!? This is what separates you from the pack Chris. Awesome review

[@Profess84]

This is an incredible documentary.

[@tykuresa22]

Chris grew up a Cleveland fan Jordan: And I took that personally

[@corydrummond67]

The Last Dance was one of the few moments that helped provide a reprieve from the perils of the pandemic last year

[@ludisu13]

I completely agree about perceiving a certain period of time through the technology that was used to film it. I used to think that life was in black and white in the 40s and 50s lol.

[@BoredO]

The 9 people who disliked this are Karl Malone, Charles Barkley, Patrick Ewing, John Starks, John Stockton, Bryon Russell, Isiah Thomas, Bill Laimbeer, and Jerry Krause (RIP)

[@bodacious117]

Don’t forget lechina James

[@danielposey0620]

And Larry Bird

[@jp3813]

@@danielposey0620 Bird has no beef w/ MJ since it was the Pistons that dethroned the Celtics.

[@roguishpaladin]

@@jp3813 ...and, really, it was Bird's back that dethroned them.

[@danielposey0620]

@@jp3813 didn’t say there was beef, but to say there was no rivalry there is laughable

[@starwarstairique]

*Never expected Chris to watch this but better late then never I guess* 😂

[@mitchconner1132]

Better late than never*

[@starwarstairique]

@@mitchconner1132 that makes more sense 💀

[@jakemitchell1132]

*Dragonball Evolution releases* Chris: “And I took that personally.”

[@margarethmichelina5146]

Chris making a review of The Last Dance MJ: *And I took that personally*

[@kel6794]

The Last Dance is one of the best series I've seen in a long time. So glad Chris reviewed it!!

[@kevinscott3047]

Chris reviewing a sports documentary *A surprise to be sure. But a welcome one!*

[@ahwayzcool4630]

I loved this documentary. Watched it like 3 times in a row.

[@JankyJankProductions]

The amount of footage they went through was incredible. Well done doc especially going back and forth in time and focusing on different aspects of the roster throughout. Great review!

[@isaacmartinez6904]

Love the series because this gave us behind the scenes of Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls and the impact of the NBA during the 90s.

[@jasondouglas152]

I got the Spalding " pumps " I know the shoe struggle from a poor kids perspective from the 90s my friend.

[@thezachmarsh]

Chris: *doesn't inaugurate a new A++ rating for The Last Dance* MJ: "...and I took that personally."

[@jdreal77]

Wow, never thought I would see you review this but I'm glad you did. I was one of the biggest Jordan/bulls fans ever and I totally agree with the A+ you gave it. Only thing that made me sad is seeing Jordan, Pippin, Rodman and all the other guys growing old. Wish I could grant MJ his youth back to watch him compete again...

[@JimmyNguyen69]

This was an amazing documentary. I can’t wait to see something similar with Tom Brady down the line.

[@evanweaver2876]

“A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one”

[@kpag3030]

Nothing brings me back to the 80’s and 90’s with more vivid memories like this documentary. I watched almost every bulls game from about ‘87 right through ‘98 and it’s nice to have people today see how truly unbelievable Jordan was and the bulls were at that time. I know there are all these debates with Lebron and everything now, but I’ve seen them both. Jordan is the greatest ever and it’s not even close.

[@victormendozajr.3334]

I’ve been watching your movie reviews for years. Seeing that you reviewed and acknowledged a sports documentary gave me a WHOLE new level of respect for you! Thank you! 👏🏽

[@panqueque445]

Watching the 90s footage in this series is like watching those late 80s early 90s videos shot in early HD cameras, or those music videos shot on film that get remastered every now and then. Even back then you'd watch these games on horrible fuzzy TV screens so even if you were alive back then, seeing footage from this time period in HD feels weird.

[@markparkinson6947]

Hey! Chris grew up with Michael Jordan, so this only makes logical sense.

[@ekahnoman7331]

Don't you remember, he's got tons of black friends.

[@markparkinson6947]

@@ekahnoman7331 “I grew up with black people.” -Chris Stuckmann, Get Out review.

[@MOBROOKS]

This is one of the funnest reviews you’ve ever done Chris and I’ve been watching you for many years. I loved this documentary and I loved this review. Good job.

[@iamthesenate6827]

things I love: sports, movies, and chris stuckmann reviews. 2021’s not looking so bad after all.

[@cosmik7147]

Chris you should do Bobby Lee's podcast tigerbelly. Apparently he's been trying to get you on for a while

[@b00psn00t]

I mean if he’s trying to reach Chris I’m sure he’s seen a message from him.

[@jalves6494]

“Man In The Arena” Tom Brady’s documentary series is coming out later this year, can’t wait to see what you’ll say about that

[@JohnDoe-hc6ho]

Wait what?

[@jalves6494]

@@JohnDoe-hc6ho the creators of “The Last Dance” are creating a 9 episode docu series about Tom Brady’s legacy this year

[@motorway2roswell]

@@jalves6494 his legacy can be summarized with one word, "cheater"

[@cherrypickingcards2413]

The documentary made me teary eyed at moments just thinking about how much I loved watching Jordan as a little kid. Excellent review!

[@heyjryan6175]

I remember growing up & experiencing all this through the years . This series brought it all together beautifully and I haven’t enjoyed a series as much in a very long time. Time for a rewatch I think.

[@theowlreviewernest9330]

The second you talked about sports movies, the Kevin Costner Baseball films specially Bull Durham and Field of Dreams came to mind. I'm confident you're gonna review those. Speaking of, have you ever seen Hoop Dreams? Been hearing so many great things about that documentary.

[@philbertonice]

Hoop dreams was ace! That's a good shout

[@286mic]

Lost fact: MJ was also under paid throughout his career until his last two years

[@calebk9445]

Which is crazy because he was still the highest paid at the same time

[@loslakers530]

Whats crazier is that toni kukoc was actually paid more then jordan

[@spenny2cents]

Fun fact: Chicago is corrupt and is known to undervalue people of color

[@286mic]

@@spenny2cents cant argue with that fact

[@TheCAB207]

Watching this doc I got to relive a part of my childhood. It was amazing and I loved every second of it. I watched it twice in less then a week.

[@bensagal-morris8072]

This show was incredible. Not a sports fan. Wasn’t alive at the time. But it made me invested in wanting to learn more about basketball. I plan on watching more NBA games now. This was the best show of 2020.

[@squeegeeboi2106]

Chris thank you for giving us this review. Love hearing about how you related as a kid of the 90’s and you make me Wish I was there during that time

[@WhelmedButReady]

This doc was some of the most inspiring shit ever. I've rewatched it all the way through twice. And rewatched the final episode at least 5 times. The literal pinnacle of excellence. Masterpiece.

[@bosshova23]

So glad you reviewed this ....I have watched this documentary countless times. I'm the biggest MJ and Bulls fan and it's breathe taking!

[@EverydayLegend]

This is legit one of the greatest *documentaries* ever made, sports or otherwise.

[@Mads97415]

I’m sorry, but when you said, “Lookin’ like it was shot with some dudes ass.” made me laugh so freaking hard and I don’t know why😂 Other than that great review and I loved this documentary to! Watched it live every week with my family last year!

[@SoFloCichlids]

"Shot with some dude's ass" - Chris Stuckmann, 2021

[@chosenArchitec]

hahahaha I was wondering about that

[@Richard__Cranium]

My uncle has been a successful business owner in many avenues of business in Philadelphia and the greater Philadelphia area. Through this success, he's had the incredible opportunity of meeting various celebs from or around Philly. One of these celebrities was Charles Barkley. One night, one of my uncle's business friends invited him and his then-wife out for a night on the town for a couple's dinner. To my uncle's surprise, Charles Barkley was not only joining them but was providing the transportation with his limo. After dinner, they all hopped back in the limo and proceeded to their next stop. At some point, the limo driver gets a call on his fancy car-phone (early 90s, not many cell phones), the driver rolls down the window and tells Charles, "Charles, that was Michael's pilot. No one can find Michael". Apparently, MJ and Charles had practice the next day for the 1992 Olympics and Michael had an early plane ride to get to wherever they had practice at but no one, including the pilot, could get in touch with him. A few hours later, they found him. He was playing blackjack in the casino of the hotel he was staying at. He continued to play blackjack until 6 am then took his jet straight to practice. This man was RELENTLESSLY competitive.

[@eva.99]

Awesome story

[@BXD84]

Last Dance was my favorite doc of 2020. As another kid growing up during the Jordan years, it was awesome to watch this and the behind the scenes.

[@krod1369]

Way to go Chris, wasn't expecting this! 'but ........... thats when it became personal with me' :)

[@dr.manhattan7283]

Fuck yessss I’m so happy Chris reviewed this!!!! This was my favorite thing from last year and was hoping he would review this! This deserves nothing less than an A+🙏

[@anoopmathew82]

This captivated my summer last yr as it was airing on ESPN each week. Excellent Doc

[@skoolynugenator1802]

So glad you reviewed this. Watched every second on ESPN last year. It’s incredible.

[@jyu467]

Cleveland is such a sad sports town, Chris was more of a Bulls fan than a Cavs fan back in the day.

[@CzarsSalad]

LOL. I was always thinking about it 🤣

[@HardLiquor45]

Well the cavs had lebron and ended up winning a championship in 2016

[@ParkerH2020]

Yeah well imagine being an Atlanta sports fan. The Braves are the only good thing going for us.

[@Sp1n1985]

The Cavs were decent back then though..

[@davidminor4213]

I wonder if Chris is a Browns' fan tbh

[@UKboom210]

being a 90s kid, I vaguely remember this era due to being so young. this documentary made me feel like I was right back in the 90s!!!. Loved every minute of jt

[@gogborn]

I grew up in the burbs of Chicago and now I live down the street from the United Center. This doc was very surreal for me. Awesome.

[@QueensBeryRules]

Bad Boy Pistons were The Elders to Chris' film career

[@siddharthpatil2683]

Bruh lmao wtf

[@gabe6199]

💀💀💀

[@TMthe33rd]

More like Jerry Krause But at least Jerry never get in other people way

[@thegamingpigeon3216]

That's a thing this documentary exemplifies about Michael Jordan that I don't think many modern fans who may not have gotten to see him play knew about him: it wasn't just all him. He wasn't like James Harden or many players today where it's "Get me the ball, I'm going to score, the entire team runs through me". He wanted *everybody* to be at their damn best because he knew him alone, he could make a team great, but getting others on the team to be their best as well? That team could be something extraordinary.

[@JR.777.]

I’m happy you reviewed this documentary! A nice surprise to end the night.

[@usmcsaxoki]

Great doc. I was born in '88 and grew up watching the Bulls kick ass so this doc was very nostalgic and informative.

[@BlacknWhiteBadger88]

“I’m going to be talking about some of my favorite sports movies in the next couple of weeks” “Major League” has entered the chat....