When Russell is defensive, his toes are strong, and a fake head or shoulder can pass him.
The things in the past are always so beautiful and they have filters. Although it is a documentary, it also has filters, which is very beautiful. When Rodman ran out from the back door of the arena, the light rain outside fell on the thin lawn. I jumped up when the Sirius sounded at the end of the first episode. Although I hadn't experienced it before, I felt like I was shaking all over.
How Jordan, who was injured in the second season, returned with a stronger left foot, helped me a lot. When I was practicing strength, I kept listening to the last dance of ost, and my left ankle was finally able to support me.
When I was a teenager, I watched Jordan teach you to play basketball. He said that I don't know how to become a spring man, but I believe that as long as you exercise your leg muscles, you will definitely improve, and I often ride a bicycle.
It turned out that this hobby was developed in North Carolina. Hey. I think of the bicycle that broke when I bought it in college and the guitar that was broken by my roommate.
Some things are just missed.
Jordan’s confession is really good, and Cole’s story line is also very moving. No girl likes it, no college offer, never a favored child to the final lore game. When he talked about this passage, I felt more relieved. Jordan looked at the camera, and he looked at Jordan, shouting that I am ready and I am ready. Suddenly the camera jumped to his later championship parade, and Cole told everyone in his speech that I had to save Jordan again. Of course everyone knows that he is joking, but the truth is irrelevant. Just like after this documentary came out, Isaiah Thomas and Malone and many other Jordan’s old critics of the film are not true, no one can reproduce every detail of the past, and you will believe that what is left in the end. What is eulogized, what you have experienced, and how you define your own life is true.
So I can live my own heroism, as long as you believe it. This is the power of subjectivity.
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