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Mood:
- EmotionalUplifting
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Plot:
- Athlete's LifeProdigyFollow Your DreamRising To StardomHuman SpiritAgainst the OddsRelationship Vs CareerAmbition more...
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Genres:
- SportDocumentaryIndependent
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Time/Period:
- 90s
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Place:
- ChicagoNorth Carolina
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Based on:
- Biography
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Attitudes:
- SeriousRealistic
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Michael Jordan to the Max, 2000
English
USA
Profile of Michael Jordan to the Max
Michael Jordan to the Max can be described as uplifting and emotional. The plot revolves around a prodigy, relationships vs. career, and rising to stardom. The main genres are documentary, sports, and independent. In approach, Michael Jordan to the Max is serious and realistic. It is located in North Carolina and Chicago. It takes place in the 1990s. Michael Jordan to the Max is drawn from a biography.
Summary of Michael Jordan to the Max
A cinematic homage to one of the greatest NBA basketball players ever, MICHAEL JORDAN TO THE MAX is a loving documentary that focuses on the last season the world-class Chicago Bulls player took part in before hanging up his sneakers. Directors James Stern and Don Kempf originally presented this concise celebration in IMAX format, but watching Jordan's signature jumps and plays is just as compelling on video and DVD. Jordan himself is famous not just for being a great player, but for his admirable work ethic and, in this day of utterly shameless behavior among professional athletes, is a man who takes his position as role model to the young very seriously. Narrated by Laurence Fishburne, the film explores Jordan's various moments of athletic genius, showing highlights of several tense games in which Jordan saved his team from defeat. The film also uses footage of Jordan's appearances in TV commercials, and in various interviews, which illustrate his unique personal dedication to sports, and to kids. This is not an in-depth biography, but rather an entertaining and highly inspirational portrait of a great athlete.
Details
| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA |
| Release date: | 5 May 2000 |
| Runtime: | 46 min |
Cast and Crew
as Himself
as Narrator
Critics Reviews
The New York Times
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- by: Dana Stevens
TV Guide
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- by: Maitland McDonagh
