Stephen Curry: Underrated 2023 123movies

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Plot: The remarkable coming-of-age story of Stephen Curry—one of the most influential, dynamic, and unexpected players in basketball history—and his rise from an undersized college player to a four-time NBA champion.
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	N/A Votes: 68
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W Doc
Super interesting take on Steph and a great story to share with kids. Steph and the team did an amazing job of boiling down everything he’s done into a tight narrative. I’d frame it as more of the children’s book than the novel of the things he’s done. It shows Steph as a person who plays basketball as opposed to a generational talent, and really seems to target core values he cares about and highlight the process and people that have made his career so incredible.

Some cool editing, new angles of the Davidson tourney run, and has a clear vision of what it’s trying to do. For basketball fans you’re not getting the Survive & Advance version of the tourney run or The Last Dance version of Steph as a competitor, but you do get glimpses in addition to Steph as a kid, a son, a student, a husband, a dad, and a teammate. It’s also interesting because it’s kind of a modern day throw back to the Come Fly With Me type of NBA superstar docs with a little more focus on showcasing the man rather than the athlete.

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Super interesting take on Steph and a great story to share with kids. Steph and the team did an amazing job of boiling down everything he’s done into a tight narrative. I’d frame it as more of the children’s book than the novel of the things he’s done. It shows Steph as a person who plays basketball as opposed to a generational talent, and really seems to target core values he cares about and highlight the process and people that have made his career so incredible.

Some cool editing, new angles of the Davidson tourney run, and has a clear vision of what it’s trying to do. For basketball fans you’re not getting the Survive & Advance version of the tourney run or The Last Dance version of Steph as a competitor, but you do get glimpses in addition to Steph as a kid, a son, a student, a husband, a dad, and a teammate. It’s also interesting because it’s kind of a modern day throw back to the Come Fly With Me type of NBA superstar docs with a little more focus on showcasing the man rather than the athlete.

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Original Language en
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Rated PG-13
Genre Documentary, Sport
Director Peter Nicks
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Actors Stephen Curry, Bob McKillop, Jason Richards
Country United States
Awards 1 nomination
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