Man in the Arena

Being from the UK im like most on our side of the pond, we are loyal and love only our football, not too clued up really in the NFL or NBA but know the main players and Brady is definetly one.

Even if its not my favourite sport ill watch most documentarys on sporting legends its always fascinating to see what fuels them and keeps the fire going. Brady in the mould of Michael Jordan, Messi, Woods,Ronaldo, Hamilton found a way to pull it out the bag in the big moments thats what makes these guys iconic.

Five stars. Just watch it. Trust me. One of the best sport-documentations i've ever seen. In so many ways. Simply a master peace. Wether you love football or not. ;)

I've spent the better part of 20 years hating this man. From his first super bowl beating my Rams to listening to my ex incessantly drone on and on about her favorite team and that "pretty boy", I hated this man. There's no way he's THAT perfect, THAT nice of a guy, worthy of a super model, REALLY that person...but it seems he is...at least from what they've shown of him...lol.

I've developed a new found appreciation for Tom Brady. Of course those who already love TB will love the documentary but for those who can see through the BS naysayers, I think you'll enjoy the mini-series.

You might learn a few things about him personally. The cameos by various teammates was neat to see. It would have been cool to see a handful of other former teammates as well as his competitors. His HOF enshrinement will be interesting to see. I'm sure there will be PLENTY of TB stories when he retires...hope I'm still alive to see it... Lol.

I'm feeding off all the Brady haters tears in here haha they are ridiculous. Not quite on the same level as The Last Dance but still amazing. Long story short if you're a fan of Brady, Nfl or just inspiring people you'll love this. If you're a Brady hater obviously you won't, just keep crying elsewhere nobody cares. The only thing I disliked was the weird cuts to random oceans and animals, just didn't really make sense to me lol but I loved it.

Let me start off by saying I'm not American, and I'm not into (American) football. But this documentary is amazing. And I still don't know what a "tight end" is. Doesn't sound too good if you're one of those. It's probably better than being a "loose end" I would assume. But still this story gives such an amazing insight into an incredible athlete. Every episode is as good as the other. You'll enjoy watching this and it will be inspiring and also insightful for any sports fan.

I'm waiting for the next 9 episodes. Hope they're working on it (probably not)