Collage of images to try to capture Marshawn Lynch
I’m a teacher at Oakland Tech High School and I remember going to see Marshawn Lynch play when he was at the school. He just destroyed other teams. It wasn’t even fair. This is not a traditional documentary about him. That’s a good thing because talking heads can’t get really old really fast. This is more like a collage using short video clips to give context to Lynch’s story. For instance it starts with flashing between different famous people from Oakland from athletes like Bill Russell to writers like Maxine Hong Kingston to political figures like Bobby Seale. From there it goes all over the place including some esoteric issues like Lynch having to deal with snow when he played for the Buffalo Bills to him going to Applebee’s to more serious ones like how he ran into problems with the Bills and how black people are perceived by American society. The best parts might be Lynch’s infamous dealings with the media. They are hilarious. It’s definitely not what you would expect but when you see what they’re trying to do it’s a very enjoyable doc.
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