Hey Stalker,

 Yes, I kind of agree with you, but aren't you being a little critical. For all I know this is Robert Ismert's first time doing a documentary. There not easy to do from what I understand.

I did like the time line format, but there was a large portion of the movie given to horton, I guess he wanted perspective from a person who grew up playing back in the 70's til' today or at least 2001. I thought horton was a hoot, I hope that guy has a since of humor, because he comes off crazy. I did like the background material on Lee Peppared and Johnny Lott. I really enjoyed the spot with Bob Furr, I wish they had been able to get that interview with Ed McCloud. The spot with Dave Courington was good. 

 I do agree that they didn't end the progression well. Especially, since there are really some fantastic young players now (Billy, Tony for example). But. it was just a start. I'm sure someone could take a cue from this production and make it alot better.  Just my 2 cents.

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Jackson