When Netflix released The Last Dance , a 10 part documentary about Michael Jordan and the 1990s Chicago Bulls, it became more than just a sports series but an overall cultural moment. Curious to relive the glory days of the Bull's dynasty or simply to enjoy one of Netflix's most talked about docuseries, basketball fans and non basketball fans alike tuned in. But does the documentary actually live up to the hype? Here is my personal take, with a breakdown of what works, what doesn't, and who should watch. The Positives: The story telling in this series is by far the its biggest strength. Each episode is able to integrate game highlights with behind the scenes footage, candid interviews, and never before seen moments. The documentary does a well job balancing Jordan's legendary career with side stories from teammates like Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman, giving the audience a sense of the team's personality that shaped the Bulls. For fans of pop culture, the series ...