Movistar Documentary on Netflix
04-05-20, 03:26 PM
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Movistar Documentary on Netflix
The Least Expected Day
I'll bet that when team management green lighted the documentary, they weren't expecting so much internal drama. Worth a watch.
I'll bet that when team management green lighted the documentary, they weren't expecting so much internal drama. Worth a watch.
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Here's the trailer (there are english sub-titles, of course)
04-30-20, 08:43 PM
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I watched it this week, I loved the inside look at team workings and as a previous poster mentioned it has plenty to offer on the dynamics between riders and management.
I work in tv and was impressed with the access and editorial freedom they achieved, it's definitely worth a look whether or not you follow Movistar.
It's not just a fluff piece, that's for sure.
I work in tv and was impressed with the access and editorial freedom they achieved, it's definitely worth a look whether or not you follow Movistar.
It's not just a fluff piece, that's for sure.
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It is actually really good. It is not propaganda at all, as in it appears to be as open and honest as possible, also regarding the whole saga about Quintana.
Jumbo Visma also have a documentary on the same Vuelta, focusing on Roglic's win, though that is only on their website (afaik) and is just an hour long, but that's also pretty cool.
Jumbo Visma also have a documentary on the same Vuelta, focusing on Roglic's win, though that is only on their website (afaik) and is just an hour long, but that's also pretty cool.
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We just finished watching all the episodes a few days ago too. My wife doesn't cycle, but has always endured watching tours and other cycling races. She even was caught up in it.
We also just watched Icarus, on Netflix. It's been talked about here before, but I'd not gotten around to it either. It's interesting.
We also just watched Icarus, on Netflix. It's been talked about here before, but I'd not gotten around to it either. It's interesting.
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I watched all 6 episodes yesterday. I liked it!
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We watched "Eat. Race. Win." (2018) the other day. Another six episode documentary. It's more geared for foodies, and somewhat showcases what and how some teams eat while on grand tours. Also, there is some interesting behind the scenes footage with Orica-Scott that added to it.
I was more drawn to it for the cooking though. I've been the cook for the family pretty much since the first month of marriage. My bride didn't take it too well when I suggested that not using a red hot skillet to fry an egg would solve the burnt taste problem. I always loved to cook anyway and consider myself quite good at it.
I was more drawn to it for the cooking though. I've been the cook for the family pretty much since the first month of marriage. My bride didn't take it too well when I suggested that not using a red hot skillet to fry an egg would solve the burnt taste problem. I always loved to cook anyway and consider myself quite good at it.
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Just checked into this forum for the first time in a few months and saw this. Wow! This should scratch the itch for cycling coverage. Maybe better than an actual race!
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