ESPN Films' 30 for 30 Arnold Schwarzenegger

[gamevet]

http://espn.go.com/30for30/film?page=arnolds-blueprint

These short films are great. I watched Broke, yesterday, and it was interesting to see these mega-million sports stars that were now broke.


Anyone else watch these?

[Joust Williams]

30 for 30 is one of the best things ever. I have the box sets, well worth it

[gamevet]

They either had Kosar under the lights too long, or he's on speed. He looked a little twitchy.

[Diff-chan]

I watched most of them last time around, though I missed the 2 I really wanted to see - Jordan baseball and Steve Bartman - and I REALLY need to rectify that.

[gamevet]

I watched most of them last time around, though I missed the 2 I really wanted to see - Jordan baseball and Steve Bartman - and I REALLY need to rectify that.

I read an article a year or 2 ago about Bartman. The guy had to change his name and pretty much lives like someone that was placed in the witness protection program. His life was pretty much ruined.

[jyoung]

The Bartman one is OK, but if I remember correctly, it kind of suffers from Bartman never doing any interviews for it. Everything is told from third party accounts.

Great series though overall.

[Pineapple]

I watched most of them last time around, though I missed the 2 I really wanted to see - Jordan baseball and Steve Bartman - and I REALLY need to rectify that.

Jordan Rides The Bus, or whatever it's called, is on Netflix now. Not sure about Bartman. I've watched a bunch of these, they are almost universally entertaining and generally pretty well done.

[stormy]

They're all on amazon prime for free too