It's a documentary so agenda and bias included by nature. Someone trashed it because it wasn't objective - that's like trashing the sky for being blue. Every documentary has a conclusion that it is trying to impart on the viewer.
It was fun and provided a bit of extra back story to the semi-collapse of the Mcgregor legend.
It is interesting to see how he handles his worst moments, back stage, in the hospital etc.
It's obvious why this guy is so successful.
The pacing, editing, music etc of the documentary was nice and polished but a bit tired and worn at this point. Nothing different or ground breaking on that front.
The documentary sticks to fighting and doesn't spend time on the scandles Conor found himself involved with.
It was fun and provided a bit of extra back story to the semi-collapse of the Mcgregor legend.
It is interesting to see how he handles his worst moments, back stage, in the hospital etc.
It's obvious why this guy is so successful.
The pacing, editing, music etc of the documentary was nice and polished but a bit tired and worn at this point. Nothing different or ground breaking on that front.
The documentary sticks to fighting and doesn't spend time on the scandles Conor found himself involved with.