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Critics Consensus: Linsanity offers a compelling enough look at its basketball star subject for fans and curious viewers, even if it never really delves below the surface.
Critic Consensus: Linsanity offers a compelling enough look at its basketball star subject for fans and curious viewers, even if it never really delves below the surface.
All Critics (24) | Top Critics (11) | Fresh (15) | Rotten (9)
Linsanity offers lots for b-ball fans, but also has a higher purpose.
At age 25, the likable and surprisingly humble Lin has so little career behind him and, his fans hope, so much more ahead, that his onscreen soul searching about lost opportunities and early missed dreams rings hollow.
A little game footage can go a long way; and a lot of game footage, no matter how good, goes a very long way.
As a piece of filmmaking, Linsanity is scattershot and too reliant on newsreels. And the interviews, most of all with the religiously devout Lin are, alas, fairly unrevealing.
Leong's film isn't particularly stylish, but it makes the most of the climactic Knicks footage, as well as showcasing a sweetly goofy side of the 25-year-old ...
You may have watched Lin's rise to national prominence the first time, but it's still easy to get caught up in the moment.
A moving biopic about a humble underdog who surmounted overwhelming odds with the help of family, friends and a strong faith.
Not just for the fans, the doc presents an entertaining and thoughtful story of racial minded America and the effect it has had on the struggle and the success of Jeremy Lin.
If you're a fan of Jeremy Lin, it's unlikely to tell you anything you don't already know, though it may give you a few new moments over which you can coo, "Aw, look at him! Isn't he just a great person?"
Thoughtful sports docu will inspire young basketball fans.
It's pretty much just trekking through the territory that got written up in all those game day reviews.
Doesn't really do anything too unorthodox, but the production values are stellar, and this wouldn't feel especially out of place as a 30 for 30
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