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Wider themes of leadership and social class are explored, but it's fundamentally aimed at cricket fans, who'll doubtless relish rewatching Beefy's heroic feats with bat and ball.
It is quite as remarkable as The Damned United, Tom Hooper's film about the rivalry between Brian Clough and Don Revie.
There's a bit of hyperbole that suggests the surprise English victory - thanks largely to Botham's heroics - changed English sport forever. But it certainly gave us some unforgettable moments.
It's one of those rare movies sure to appeal to cricket fans and non-fans alike.
[An] entertaining if not fantastically enlightening documentary.
What's most interesting is the attempt to portray Botham as a provincial upstart fighting against the "class apartheid" of the English cricketing elite.
Tom Hardy's narration is occasionally over the top and things peter out before the Oval test, but few cricket lovers will complain.
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