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A deep dive into the highs and lows of the magical King Kenny Dalglish written and directed by one of the best documentarians, Asif Kapsdia, right now.

From his days as a kid coming from the slums of Southern Glasgow and signing with Celtic F. C.

Kenny was adored by all of Scotland, even though out any bigotry bias and was an integral part of of the Scotland national team.

It gets to the bottom of his journey and the huge highlights in his career before the tragic events of the Hillsborough disaster.

Highly recommended.

I had heard good things about this movie from people on here and was curious to see if the hype was real, and boy, it was!

One thing that I've noticed in the reviews is it doesn't sell itself promotionally. The write up low-balls itself.

No spoilers here, but I haven't seen a ff movie with more depth and cleverly executed since the brilliant "Late Night with the Devil".

All I can say is go in blind. It's a far more effective this way.

I knew going into this that it wasn't a found footage movie and was disappointed hearing this, but I honestly thought it would be better than this garbage. The director/writer, Cognetti has churned out a mediocre finale to the last 4 movies. It's not scary (partly because the main clown moves which he also done in The Carmichael House when it was creepier keeping him static until you took your eyes off him. Seemingly the director asked the public to not write a bad review which if true then he's sunk to a new low. Stick to watching 1,2 and 3 and just write this off.