From the start you’ll realize the obvious: this is a documentary about Kobe Bryant and the way he is “Doin’ Work”. For all Kobe fans this must be something of a delicious piece not only because of the 3 dozen cameras and microphones dedicated to The Black Mamba, but also for the clear quality pictures and details visible throughout the 90 minutes, however Spike Lee’s message becomes evident at the end. All in all it’s not bad, but even as a fan of Kobe, I don’t think I’ll watch this again any time soon.
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Movies based on true stories usually are quite good and The Damed United is no different. The whole thing features a few key episodes from the staggering carrier of the famous English football coach, Brian Clough. For those of you who haven’t heard of Mr. Clough, he was the Muhammad Ali of football, with some of the most amazing achievements in the history of the sport and a charisma to match them. However the end is quite memorable proving that Clough held a few things higher then his own ambitions.
Travis Rice & Co is taking flight in this epic snowboard documentary both literally and metaphorically. The movie is of a quality you’ll be challenged to duplicate. Quicksilver, RedBull and LibTech really went out their way and deep into their pockets to give birth to a solid milestone as far as the snowboarding movement is concerned. Breathtaking views and mind-blowing tricks are all over this mighty production. And for all shredders and non shredders out there make sure you watch this in HD.