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<blockquote data-quote="Angela Channing" data-source="post: 241833" data-attributes="member: 33">52. You&#039;re obviously a big football fan, do you watch many sport related films/documentaries, and if so which one(s) have impressed and/or surprised you the most? [USER=606]@pete lashmar[/USER] I recently watched the documentary Anelka: Misunderstood which was a fascinating insight into the man who often seemed to be a disruptive player but he came across as being really likeable and quite a lovely guy which I didn&#039;t expect. I also watched The Last Dance&nbsp; a few months ago which was a documentary about the Chicago Bulls but focussed on Michael Jordan. I ending up not liking him very much. He was driven, focussed and determined but also selfish, arrogant and not particularly supportive of some of the people around him. I found myself liking Scottie Pippen far more than Michael Jordan after watching that documentary which did surprise me. Both were good documentary though.The best sports film I&#039;ve seen in recent years was probably Ford v Ferrari&nbsp; (also known as Le Mans &#039;66 in some countries). I&#039;m not a big fan of Formula 1, in fact I find it a bit boring at times, but this was a good film which was more about rivalry and how to win rather than the sport itself. My favourite sports film is the Rocky series (including both of the Creed films) with the exception of the truly ghastly Rocky V.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Angela Channing, post: 241833, member: 33"] 52. You're obviously a big football fan, do you watch many sport related films/documentaries, and if so which one(s) have impressed and/or surprised you the most? [USER=606]@pete lashmar[/USER] I recently watched the documentary [I]Anelka: Misunderstood [/I]which was a fascinating insight into the man who often seemed to be a disruptive player but he came across as being really likeable and quite a lovely guy which I didn't expect. I also watched [I]The Last Dance [/I]a few months ago[I] [/I]which was a documentary about the Chicago Bulls but focussed on Michael Jordan. I ending up not liking him very much. He was driven, focussed and determined but also selfish, arrogant and not particularly supportive of some of the people around him. I found myself liking Scottie Pippen far more than Michael Jordan after watching that documentary which did surprise me. Both were good documentary though. The best sports film I've seen in recent years was probably [I]Ford v Ferrari[/I] (also known as[I] Le Mans '66[/I] in some countries). I'm not a big fan of Formula 1, in fact I find it a bit boring at times, but this was a good film which was more about rivalry and how to win rather than the sport itself. My favourite sports film is the [I]Rocky [/I]series (including both of the [I]Creed [/I]films) with the exception of the truly ghastly [I]Rocky V.[/I] [/QUOTE]

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