Wednesday Newsletter: Is Netflix the new king of sports documentaries?
Right now, one can argue that Netflix is the place to go for sports documentaries after the worldwide success of Quarterback.
Right now, one can argue that Netflix is the place to go for sports documentaries after the worldwide success of Quarterback.
There is little new about the 4-time NBA champion in this Apple TV+ release.
HBO's 'The Golden Boy' reveals the tarnish behind one of boxing's biggest superstars.
Black players open up about what it's like to feel unwelcome in a sport they love
"Evergreen content on YouTube in general is a really solid recipe for success."
Native Hawaiian surfers Moana Jones Wong, Ewe Wong, Maluhia Kinimaka, Pua DeSoto, and Brianna Cope will be spotlighted in this series.
"Can’t wait for you to see my [Apple TV] original #UnderratedFilm on July 21 where I take you down memory lane."
"Behind those athletes are individuals dedicated to making them even greater. No one can teach how to shoot a basketball better than Chris Matthews."
"The dream of being in the right moment at the right time and getting unfiltered, true reaction to something so pivotal, we got lucky. I’d love to say it’s great planning, but nobody knew this was coming."
This seems to fit the Untold series' desire to tell sports stories with significant off-field components.
The nearly three-hour documentary focuses more on a mystery and less on the nostalgia.
Showtime documentary 'S.O.G.: The Book of Ward' premieres Friday
"Serena’s expansion of the franchise will be a multi-part series that provides the most complete, intimate, and compelling account of her legendary career."
"Destination: European Nights is a travelogue covering a passion play unlike any other."