America's Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys

This is an overall good documentary. However, the music/score is at times unbearable. It gets incredibly loud and intense far too often. Once you notice this, the documentary can become challenging to sit through. In terms of content, the documentary is good, covering interesting stories throughout the 90s with lots of great cast.

This is an amazing documentary. As a Cowboys fan for all of my 63 years, this brought back good and not so good memories. It reminded me of why I love football and the Cowboys in particular. I agree with the previous review that the game sequences are so well done. I was biting my nails all over again! After trying to swear off the team after the last playoff loss to Green Bay, I couldn't do it. This reminds me that hope springs eternal.

Great content, but how did the sound mix ever pass final edits? At times, you can't hear the dialogue over the music. If not for having subtitles on, I'd have missed 1/2 of what's being said. Otherwise, even this Lions fan enjoyed an in-depth look at the Cowboys, especially the '90s teams from my childhood.

First of all, I'm a die-hard Cowboys fan living in DFW. Second of all, I'm in my early 30's so I know every ounce of what this documentary has to say. The sad part for me though, is I wasn't old enough to see it happen live. This documentary took me back to my childhood. Yet, it did so not from a place of nostalgia, but a place of what could be again. The Cowboys are called America's Team not because they are the most popular. They are America's Team because they symbolize what America can be. This documentary gives us an insight into what built the biggest brand in sports. Which is what America is... the biggest brand in the world. It shows it from a point of how all it takes is just a few hard-working people and a dream to achieve greatness. You don't need to be a Cowboys fan to enjoy this. You don't need to be a football to enjoy this. All you need... is to have a dream about something bigger than you.

I have really enjoyed watching this series. Jerry Jones probably thinks he comes off great but it shows him to be the egotistic clown that he is. He never should have been the Owner and GM. He didn't give Jimmy Johnson any credit and was jealous of him. He was lucky to get one more Super Bowl after firing him but the team has been a terrible disappointment ever since. They will never win another Super Bowl until he steps down.