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(277) 6.6 77 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

In Search of Greatness is a movie starring Wayne Gretzky, Jerry Rice, and Pelé. Through the eyes of the greatest athletes of all time, IN SEARCH OF GREATNESS is a cinematic journey into the secrets of genius.

Genres
Documentary
Director
Gabe Polsky
Starring
Ken Robinson, Pelé, Wayne Gretzky, Jerry Rice

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Genres Documentary
Director Gabe Polsky
Writer Gabe Polsky
Stars Ken Robinson, Pelé, Wayne Gretzky, Jerry Rice
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 17 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Through the eyes of the greatest athletes of all time, IN SEARCH OF GREATNESS is a cinematic journey into the secrets of genius.

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19 customer reviews about «In Search of Greatness»

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Elizabeth
Saturday, 06 Feb 2021 01:43

The real heroes in this film are the young people who played the lead roles. Most of the great performances were from the actors who played their parts, and the story was excellent, even if it is a fictionalized version of the actual experience of the hippie movement of the late 60s and early 70s. The film is very well-filmed and edited, with good use of music and animation to complement the story. The film covers many interesting subjects, such as the impact of drugs on the 1960s hippie movement, and how their lives were affected by it. The film is not a documentary, but it does provide an excellent story about a significant event in American history.
Terry
Sunday, 24 Jan 2021 02:44

I don't want to go into details, because this movie is a must watch for any photographer who loves to explore the world. It is really a must watch for any photographer who has a passion for this subject. For me, this movie showed that when it comes to photography, not only is it about the pictures, but the people who are in the pictures. This movie is a must-see for any photographer who loves photography. I loved the movie and can't wait to see it again. The way the photographers were telling their stories was a real joy to see. They were all so passionate and they were all so friendly. I thought this movie would be a lot more dull. I was wrong! It was so moving and so funny. It was like they were talking to each other and the movie just kept going. My favorite part of the movie was when a guy tells his story about his photographic career and how he met his wife. This is one of the best movies I have ever seen. I loved it. If you haven't seen it yet, do it. It is a great movie. I can't wait to see it again!
Lawrence
Sunday, 29 Nov 2020 02:24

I liked this documentary more than the original, simply because it was just better. The first one was sensationalistic and the second one was good. The new one is just about a documentary but not very informative, since we know so much already. It is just about the most popular Japanese fashion brand that was caught with a scandal. It's just about the fashion brand. Of course there is a lot of gossip about the scandal but not very interesting. It's just like watching a gossip about the Oscars. What was the scandal about? What is the content? I like the humor of this one and it is very interesting. It is not a documentary but a movie that will keep you interested. It's a very good documentary.
Madison
Tuesday, 15 Sep 2020 11:28

Lets start off by saying this is a great documentary. It was very entertaining and I found myself laughing out loud a lot. The main message that it brings to you is this: life is short and we should not let our personal beliefs or anything that we believe dictate how we live our lives. This documentary is a must see for everyone who cares about the life of a young man who was trying to find his way in life and how it was going. I also loved the fact that it showed what goes on inside the minds of people who take this topic so seriously. It showed you how difficult life can be and how hard it is to accept the "newness" of things we see, think and hear. It is a very sad movie, but I can't help but to think that there are people out there who might be on a similar journey.
Sean
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 01:11

This is a little film about a guy who is an experienced gamer and he is always looking for something to take him to the next level. In the video game world, there are almost no limits on what you can do and a lot of people have tried and failed. It also shows us how hard it is to be a game developer in a market that is saturated. The fact that he is a gamer and knows about everything that goes into a video game is not a bad thing. This is why I liked this film. It doesn't give the viewer too much information and he needs to make his own decisions. It also doesn't try to be a documentary. You will get the impression that it is a film about gaming, but the fact is that it is not. The film does show what the game industry is like, but what it is is not very interesting. It would have been better to talk about the game industry, and the challenges that the industry has faced and what they have done to get where they are. There is a lot of information about the game industry, but the way it was presented was not very interesting.
Kimberly S.
Friday, 11 Sep 2020 03:25

This is a fascinating documentary about one man's quest for recognition of his own ideas. It is a compelling and illuminating study of a man who had a flair for science fiction and the artistic, but who was later characterized as a quack who had sold his soul to a corrupt institution. And yet, when I viewed this film, I found it to be so much more than a study of the man. It is a study of a man who loved his art, but also loved his art, and had more than enough talent to make a life for himself. He was, of course, a genuine genius. And in spite of his faults, I found it fascinating that his talent was exploited by people who wanted to prove that they could do more with it than he could. They put the fraud into science fiction, and they tried to make him a quack. This documentary is about the man, and is not about him. It is a portrait of him and his ideas and is fascinating. Not only is the film about his life, but the way in which he has been so misrepresented and abused in this documentary. This is the first film I have seen that is written in a documentary style, and it was a fantastic way to tell the story. The subject matter is so fascinating that I have been thinking about it for days after viewing.
Gary W.
Wednesday, 09 Sep 2020 20:07

I knew nothing about this documentary except it was about the art of making a movie. When I watched it, I was pleasantly surprised. Some of the clips were pretty interesting (including this one about how studios paid handsomely to get actors to play the same role over and over). It was a good look at how that process works. It's also a good look at how the power of people over a film comes about. There was also some entertaining comments about what happens when a director isn't happy with the finished product. There was also some interesting discussions about some of the problems in Hollywood. It's a good documentary for anyone who enjoys documentaries about the movies. I give it a 9 out of 10.
Zachary Gomez
Saturday, 05 Sep 2020 06:11

This is an extremely interesting and engaging documentary about a man who is not what he seems to be. This film opens with interviews with his wife, his brother and his brother's wife. When they are in a heated argument, the camera lingers on the almost hostile family. Afterward, we hear from both the brother's wife and the brother's wife about their reactions to the incident. When he first makes the documentary, I thought that the subject was going to be the subject of another documentary and it would have followed this. This film ended up being a bit different and much more in-depth. The film opens with a number of different incidents that occur, including the video that has been mentioned previously. Then it goes on to the personal life of this man, his struggle with the police and the police. This is followed by some interviews with a number of people who knew this man, including his brother, his daughter and his son. There is a lot of information in this film about this man, including a quote he made when he first came out of prison. He said, "What I'm doing is teaching people about their brother, giving them some tips about their life and what their family is like, and what they can do to help." What I like about this film is that I see this man's real life. It's a struggle, but there is more to his life than what is shown in this documentary. It's not just a love story between this man and his wife. It's also a story of a person who is struggling with the end of his life and how his life is going to end. It's a very interesting and compelling film and I recommend it to anyone who is into their life story. Overall, I give this film an 8 out of 10. If you are interested in this topic, you should definitely check it out. It's very interesting and I think it is one of the best documentaries about this subject that I have ever seen.
Katherine
Saturday, 29 Aug 2020 23:27

I have only recently become aware of how many great, inspirational books, films, and films have been made in the last 50 years. When I first heard of "I've Seen All Good Men," I was stunned. I was enthralled by it. But as I have watched this film more and more, I have come to realize that, to some degree, it has a much darker and more tragic message than I had first envisioned. The main character, Jeffrey Toobin, is a man in the highest ranking in the Justice Department. His life has been bright, his wife a wonderfully compassionate woman, and his children are all extremely intelligent. He has been in the Justice Department for almost 20 years. He is a very capable and well-respected man. One day, in a night of passion, his wife leaves him. He begins to spiral downward. His children, in a sense, are responsible for the way he is, and for that reason, they must be punished for the way he has lived his life. He is blind to this fact, until one day, his wife begins talking to a psychiatrist. The psychiatrist has the idea that, since Jeffrey has been mistreating his children, he could be "wounded." He decides to see how he could go about doing this. Jeffrey is initially not very interested in seeing his own children. He is interested in seeing his wife. But, as the psychiatrist says, "there's more to life than death." As the psychiatrist prescribes him, he begins to see that his children are extremely intelligent, and that he is indeed going down a dangerous road, and he begins to understand what he must do to save himself, and his family, from the seemingly impossible situation. As I watched this film, I realized that I had seen many great films. I have seen "The Godfather," "Citizen Kane," "The Apartment," and "The Godfather Part 2." I am aware of the great importance of films, but I have never seen one that was so powerful as this. I have also seen films that I have considered classic, like "The Godfather," "Manhunter," "Dancer in the Dark," and "Wings of Desire." But "I've Seen All Good Men" is my favorite. It is a film that has a sense of danger and that is so much more than just "Moral of the Story." This film is a film that reveals, in a very deep way, the pain and pain-filled existence of an ordinary man who has become trapped in a nightmare of self-destruction. I think this is a film that everyone,
Kelly
Monday, 10 Aug 2020 17:44

The first one about 10 years ago when it was still a new phenomenon, but after this, I think it was made much more intensive and therefore a bit boring. The second one, more and more, since it's one of my favorite documentaries ever made, but after this, I think it was made much more intense and therefore a bit boring. My third and final review about this. My fourth and last review about this.
Tiffany
Thursday, 30 Jul 2020 11:34

SPOILER: Watch for this next part (all in the end): Director Tom Tykwer argues that he didn't want to make a documentary, but didn't know how to approach the subject. It turned out that he had absolutely no clue as to how to approach the subject. I think he and his team have a lot of learning to do here. This is one of those documentaries that asks the question: "What is the public's relationship to scientists and scientists' response to what's going on in the world?" and makes that connection through the course of the film. What it comes down to is that the film explores the science of climate change. How scientists are trying to communicate the threat to the public. And how the public is reacting to the scientists' efforts. The result is a very satisfying documentary. See this movie, if you haven't already. This documentary won't let you down. In fact, it will make you feel good.
Vincent
Monday, 20 Jul 2020 00:25

A must watch if you like documentaries about the music industry. From the moment you hear one of the songs in the movie, you'll be hooked on the band. Each and every band featured in this movie is a must-see for any true music fan.
Janice N.
Friday, 17 Jul 2020 12:35

One thing I'd like to add to the other user's comments is that I did not have much faith in the US politics, if you watch this documentary you will see that. One thing I would like to add, and this is a comment I would like to make at the end of the film, is that there are "talent scouts" that check out the best all-round entertainment for all children. There is no one that can judge the content of the film, you can't say that it is bad because you didn't like it. The best children's films are great. The best movie I have ever seen was "The Iron Giant". The best film ever made for adults is "The Shining". I can't decide what's the best, and it doesn't matter what I pick as the best. That's how much I admire The Iron Giant. I guess I am going to be criticising The Iron Giant, but it's the best child's film I have ever seen, and I am sure that The Iron Giant has something to do with it. 8/10
Keith S.
Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 05:51

The movie portrays the new and the old guard in Hollywood in their normal mode of work and in their normal time. However, one cannot look away from the glaring inequality of the current and its significance. I have no problem with talent and working on a screenplay but when an industry is dominated by one group, there is no difference between actors, writers, directors and editors. Just look at the rest of the Hollywood industry. The movie raises the question: is the American audience still willing to see the film industry as a meritocracy or is it on the verge of collapse? Even as the unemployment rate in the U.S. has risen to 7% this month, Hollywood continues to treat its studio employees like chumps. We all know that some Hollywood people are willing to turn down the good offers and for the rest of us, it makes it all the more frustrating.
Julie
Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 23:07

Having come to this film after hearing nothing but negative reviews, I was very disappointed. It is not as bad as everyone said and the inaccuracies are not so blatant as to detract from the film. I am amazed at the negative reviews the film has received. I saw it with my son who is the youngest of five. He was riveted and gripped the whole time. His observations on how both the government and the media behave, were superb. He has also read the book. I think that this film is more geared towards the "disgruntled" than the "disenchanted". The idea that the majority of the American public (95%) is so arrogant, has no idea what it is doing to themselves and to the world is just plain ignorant. I highly recommend this film.
Arthur
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 21:01

The highlight of this film is the 2-hour DVD, where you can see the entire movie as it was recorded, with only the first hour missing, and have other perspectives. It's rare to get a DVD that is so long, and so well made, and it will be a real treat if this is the one. It is also a film that is way too long, but is still the most entertaining documentary I've seen about the music industry in recent years.
Victoria
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 00:08

A remarkable film. I saw it and was amazed and moved. The depth of emotions and the clarity of purpose is so gripping and believable. Although I personally cannot know or comprehend all the issues of the the topic of this documentary, it was very heartwarming and surprising. A film that won't be forgotten. What's really incredible about it is that it doesn't take a big time in terms of money and time and people to create something that would have never been possible without the help of a lot of individuals. If you have an open mind and care about people, like I do, and if you feel like you have a heart of gold, go see this film. This is a documentary that everyone can learn from. No matter how rich or poor you are, you can learn something from it.
Julie F.
Sunday, 31 May 2020 06:48

It's a hard movie to watch, even the footage with CIA leadership is 'confusing' when it should be a 'confused' confession of the CIA's role in the murder of three American sailors in the Persian Gulf. Who's to blame for this horrendous, unnecessary, needless war, and how can anyone say the CIA was not involved? However, as usual, the CIA and its lieutenants can say that their leaders never had a 'hand in' or at least 'concurred' in the actions. Sorry to say, those leaders and those responsible for this crime were and are still alive and the media's cowardly 'hand in' has done nothing to protect their memory. They had every opportunity to speak up and defend their innocent colleagues from this horrible attack. But instead they allow their disgraceful actions to remain unanswered. If anyone has access to the full audio of the Pentagon press conference where President Bush justified this attack and others like it, please contact me. I'd love to hear what he has to say. In any case, the film leaves out the real reason for the attack and the many other horrible things that followed. As I have said, the information that the CIA did or didn't participate in the Iraqi attack and war of aggression is still classified. The filmmakers did a good job of showing the complexity of the problems in Iraq and it is not just about one incident. The film demonstrates the need for a truly independent, bipartisan, and bipartisan Commission to look at the facts of what went wrong in Iraq, and more generally the American public and the world. Those with access to the full audio and video of the Pentagon press conference, please contact me.
Julia R.
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 19:07

As an active member of my local North Sea fishing community I feel I have a unique perspective on this story and I'm glad that Discovery have picked up the BBC series as they have made a film of it that they do love. The series covers the fishing of the North Sea in particular and the people involved in it. The village of Waddington and the fishermen, the large "fry-house" in the middle of the sea and the real-life stories of the people who have it. I especially like the fact that the TV coverage of the BBC's coverage is entirely real - no fake footage of nets being moved, fishing equipment being moved and so on. Although there are many personal stories and anecdotes that I can relate to, I am not a fishing expert and in this I found the BBC series especially helpful. They have covered all aspects of fishing in the North Sea including the fishing nets and the conditions in which they are used, they have added footage of some truly incredible catches and they have managed to include the real life stories of many fishermen and fisherman. I will also add that the series is very interesting to anyone with an interest in fishing in the North Sea and is definitely a must-see for anyone interested in North Sea fishing.
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