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This was incredibly poorly done. Too much focus was on the negative and almost zero attention to what made Kobe a legend on the court. The games, the titles, the battles with Sacramento, San Antonio, Boston, and others - nothing. No interviews with teammates, coaches, opponents... nothing.

"Oh by the way he won 5 championships, made 17 all-star games, and was an MVP finalist many times."

In watching this you'd have no idea he played for Phil Jackson, butted heads with Shaq, teamed up with Pau...

Instead, we spent half the time in Eagle County, bickering with his parents, and a little time during his final season as he went on his farewell tour.

2/10 at best.

WTF is this soundtrack?? One minute I'm watching a serious movie of a fascinating story, the next I'm in the loudest dance club known to man. I had to hold the remote with my finger on the mute button just so I didn't wake up the neighbors. Terrible mixing of even worse song selections which did nothing but distract from the film.

Sadly, the movie wasn't much better. If I didn't already know the story, I would have been so lost as to what was actually happening. This was just boring as hell, which sucks because if you follow Wall Street at all, you know how interesting this story is.

Short this movie with everything you have. Stick to the documentary "Eat The Rich". It is at least a 10x better investment of your time.

This had so much promise but was just drawn out way too long and was wildly disorganized. Too much time spent on inconsequential topics and this should have been no more than 3 episodes. Hard to imagine being bored watching a documentary about a scam as elaborate as this. Get to the point.

Sadly I just lost interest and quit watching. Instead, I just read the details online so I could complete the story.

Also, the lead FBI agent in the series is a world class buffoon. If that guy really is an actual real-life agent, that's embarrassing for the agency. Good lord.

Was so interested in seeing this. What a letdown.