I Am Bolt

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(Flash Review) In contrast to Bolt's direct A to B running goals, it was indirect, hard to follow and felt scattered and rambling. I did not like how this was edited. While it did give you some behind the scenes look at Bolt's training, partying, hotel room activities, it did not truly showcase how amazing his track career actually was. There were plenty of interviews where people talked about it but it would have been more effective to illustrated how his victories were better than other famous athletes like Carl Lewis, Michael Johnson, etc... or even compare is world record times to previous records. There was too much dilly-dallying with unimportant material. Some is interesting; too much is boring.

In the 100m and 200m, Usain Bolt has ruthlessly dominated the field in athletics in the last 8 years and is the only person ever to win a triple-triple of golds in the Olympics. Between his absolute reign and his fun-loving, animated demeanor, you can't be faulted for thinking it is just raw talent and some training. 'I am Bolt' presents a window into his life: the ups and downs, the euphoria and the lack of hope and motivation that are the natural cycles in a career in sport. It's a peek behind the perception of eternal greatness. Certainly a recommended watch.