Like all the "30 for 30" shows by ESPN, this one is well worth seeing. However, it's certainly one of the lesser episodes because the show's title and the focus of the show didn't quite match or gel. While you'd THINK it was all about the relationship or teamwork between Bernard King and Ernie Grunfeld, this really only makes up a small portion of the film and really never seemed very important. And, the film really didn't have that much to do with Grunfeld either--at least much of the time. So, if you are looking for that connection, you'll probably be a bit disappointed, as the filmmakers were looking for a hook---and the supposed connection seemed to be their hook.
Despite this serious problem, you cannot help but enjoy watching this film. It's mostly about Bernard King and his college and NBA career. His reclusiveness and resilience are great stories in and of themselves and the film is worth your time.
Despite this serious problem, you cannot help but enjoy watching this film. It's mostly about Bernard King and his college and NBA career. His reclusiveness and resilience are great stories in and of themselves and the film is worth your time.