Watched at Game On not the most exciting thing but not bad
Bill Murray, Bob Costas, Bob Greene
A large-format Imax film about the career of Michael Jordan.
Directed by: Dan Kempf, Don Kempf, Jim Stern, John D. Stern
Release Date: May 5, 2000
DVD Release Date: February 13, 2001
Stats: 118 reviews
Flixster Reviews (118)
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August 15, 2009
Great documentary about the last season (or playoffs) of the Bulls and the greatest and my favorite athlete of all time in any sport by a long shot, Michael Jordan. I only wish it'd been longer!
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November 1, 2008
it only focuses on the last bulls season and doesnt show stuff from the early 3 championships.
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March 19, 2008
pt. ganaan tour n trevel darmawangsa squeree niy lt. 3 menjual berbagaii tiket murah baik dalam maupun luar negriii, segera hub. gw / ricky jika ada yang berminat ke 021. 739 80 77 segera..thx, via fs juga bolee!!!!!!(HANYA UNTUK YANG BERMINAT ONly
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August 24, 2007
What can I say about Michael Jordan???? He's Michael Jordan....ENOUGH SAID.
Critic Reviews
Michael to the Max is, aside from the IMAX process, the kind of routine documentary a local TV station might air on a Sunday afternoon when a ballgame is rained out. full review
The film is more like an infomercial in which the pitchman is also the product. full review
Essentially just a promotional film for Jordan as a product. It plays like a commercial for itself. full review
Essentially just a promotional film for Jordan as a product. It plays like a commercial for itself. full review
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