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David Beckham's documentary is a testament to his incredible journey in the world of football and beyond. From his early days at Manchester United to his international career with England and his successful stint at various clubs worldwide, the film captures the essence of his sporting prowess. What truly shines, though, is Beckham's humility throughout the documentary.

One cannot help but be moved by his genuine appreciation for the opportunities he's been given and the people who have supported him along the way. Despite his fame and fortune, Beckham remains down-to-earth, grounded in his roots, and grateful for the life he's lived.

Overall, David Beckham's documentary is not just a celebration of his incredible achievements in football but also a testament to his character. His humility, gratitude, and commitment to making the world a better place make him not only a sporting icon but also a role model for aspiring athletes and individuals alike that one must never give up during moments of adversity. England was cruel to him and the media tried to destroy him and his family and they came out on top.

Absolutely beautiful documentary!

I must say, social media had a huge impact on me making the decision to watch this.

Where to begin? Florence Pugh is extremely over rated. I do not find her acting to be anything extraordinary. She spent the whole time gasping and moaning throughout the film. Unnecessary and overly exaggerated it actually became exhausting.

Chris Pines performance was mediocre. Seriously do people not know what makes a film good anymore?

Harry Styles surprisingly played his part well for being new to Hollywood.

Everyone talked about the chemistry behind the Harry and Florence but I didn't notice it to be anything other than a few kisses. What's so remarkable about that?

Save yourself the bore and wait till its out for free.