If you grew up a Michael Jordan fan, you will relish in every second of this show. The Last Dance goes well beyond the 97-98 Bulls season. Think of it as a time traveling machine tossing you to and from a decade, an NBA season to the next, highlighting every thing worth knowing about the GOAT.
Here is what I like the most about the show. The events depicted here mainly took place in a pre-social media world and for someone like me who grew up in Africa idolizing MJ, this show is a rare opportunity to be closer to the man, it's a glimpse behind the cliches surrounding his persona and an idea of what it must felt like navigating the trials and tribulations of superstardom.
This project is well researched and executed and it's got an authentic feel to it. And if my words were not enough to convince you, a galore of A-listers from all ways of life will remind you that we walked in the shadow of a giant.
Here is what I like the most about the show. The events depicted here mainly took place in a pre-social media world and for someone like me who grew up in Africa idolizing MJ, this show is a rare opportunity to be closer to the man, it's a glimpse behind the cliches surrounding his persona and an idea of what it must felt like navigating the trials and tribulations of superstardom.
This project is well researched and executed and it's got an authentic feel to it. And if my words were not enough to convince you, a galore of A-listers from all ways of life will remind you that we walked in the shadow of a giant.