Toni Kroos

If you are a bayern /real or Toni fan this is for you

Really just can't see any reason why anybody here rated that movie worse than 8. For me it's by far the best sport documentation I've ever seen. It's not just about the sport, or a team or a country. It's about a boy becoming a man who simply loves the game and his family. And still stays humble after all these years. I also worked for the professional soccer business and have seen so many guys who just took the wrong road. This guy is in so many ways a real role model. And this fine and sensitive documentation mirrors that. Nothing more, but also nothing less. If you just like sports in general it's a must see. And even if you're don't it's still more than worth to see.

I also do not understand the low scores. I am sure the average will go up after more people have seen it and voted. Maybe there are some salty Bayern fans here who still aren't over his move to Real Madrid. I am a Bayern supporter myself and in hindsight it is very easy to see that it was a mistake to let Toni go. In this documentary you see quite a lot about his private life and it helps explain his way of interpreting and playing football. The picture of the German squad with Angela Merkel after winning the World Cup in 2014 is definitely one of the highlights of the movie. It really says a lot about Toni Kroos. Anyone who likes football will enjoy this movie. The only cringy parts are the ones with Robbie Williams. If the makers had left those out, I would have given the film 9/10 stars.

No idea, why people give bad or medium ratings here for this film or who these people are. The film is a fine documentary that gives a deep personal insight into the players family, career, successes, many wins and few losses. first time I realize how wise and good it was for Kroos to leave FC Bayern for Real Madrid. His standing in München simply wasn't good enough for him to take the blame on him if he had missed a penalty in the CL final 2012 and it was wise and consequent not to shoot, but Uli Hoeneß wouldn't accept it and therefore lost the player at his first peak.

It's like stalking someone. Interesting enough to stay tuned but we have 3000 professional football players in Europe but why should we watch a movie about Toni Kroos? He's a nice guy, introvert, humble and there's a foundation he has founded. All nice and well but what now? The movie leaves me with a big question mark as to why it was time we'll spend? I guess it's for the die hard fans...