SILENCED | A Stephen Curry Film | Documentary

SILENCED, is an original documentary about Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors' return to the 2022 NBA Finals.

From season ending injuries to a last place finish, it seemed like the Golden State Warriors were far from the dynasty that had taken the NBA by storm for the early part of a decade. As the rest of the basketball world moved on to the next contender, Stephen Curry and the rest of the Warriors continued working, just waiting for the opportunity to once again have their core healthy and sharing the court together again. The 2022 season was filled with special moments for the two-time MVP. He broke the NBA's all-time three point record and found himself on the league's 75th anniversary team amongst the game's legends, but the crowning moment of the season (and his career) would come with his return to the NBA Finals. This is the story of how Stephen Curry would once and for all cement himself as one of the NBA's all-time greats, with a memorable Finals MVP performance that earned him his fourth ring.

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God bless.

[viresproductions]

"You don't wanna see us next year"
Will go down as an all-time NBA quote

[Ngaihawma]

The "You dont wanna see us next year" line is one of the coldest lines ever, The fact that he had the guts and confidence to say that when they didnt even make the Playoffs that year is crazy

[yatakimem]

First Kobe Bryant All-Star MVP
First Magic Johnson Western Conference MVP
First Unanimous Finals MVP
GREATNESS🔥

[kentyler]

When Steph said “You don’t wanna see us next year” that was goosebumps he literally mark his word.

[mikeRJCP]

This might be the greatest documentary to date about Steph Curry and his Warriors. Whoever put this together, you got to feel very proud of yourself. That's all I feel right now is proud. Well done.

[Zerkk]

"but what are they gonna say now"
As a warrior's fan, and on behalf of the warriors fan base, we thank you for this emotional video♥️

[Michaelkoa]

A milestone year. The year he breaks the 3 point record, getting the inaugural/ first Kobe All-Star MVP trophy and the inaugural/first Magic Johnson Western MVP. And now his finals MVP and 4th championship ring. Incredible career where he stands alone.

[gillandalearts]

What's amazing about Steph is that he have that "i took that seriously" way of aproach and mamba mentality like every great player had and still be humble and well spoken outside the court, something only a few superstars have.

[marcusgee]

He revolutionized the game, best shooter ever and an insta Hall of Famer.

[lostcub]

As a Lakers fan, I've always watched Steph. Even when the Warriors had Monte Ellis. Watching this man's career unfold before my eyes has been the greatest moment. His improvement is what I enjoyed the most. My favorite PG. No team hopping. No ego like some players. No bashing other players when they're talking trash. Just unlimited basketball to focus on winning as a team player.

Great video fam.

[thorfinnthegoatmc]

Steph Curry's masterclass in game 4 belongs to the NBA all-time finals performances

[DieselNail]

Even as a Curry fan, I couldn’t imagine he would bounce back after such a tremendous loss through the years. The injuries, changes of the roster, and all the other unfavorable factors which seemed like an end of Steph’s greatness, and yet he silenced all the doubters again and again. Congrats to Steph for pushing his career to another level, and we all believe he will keep bringing wonder to the game of basketball.

[machinegunfattii]

The only player in the NBA History to win the All-Star MVP, WCF MVP and NBA FINALS MVP all in the same season

[notzaney]

I've been a Warriors fan since 2014, and this video just made me really emotional. I adore Steph as a person and as player, he has been the guy I look up to and model my game after. Such a generational talent....

[drewdown]

One of the best to ever touch a basketball. Bottom line no argument. Him, Klay, and Draymond built chase center and tripled the worth of the franchise. There will be a statue of them 3 in front of chase when they retire and he will be a first ballot hall of famer. Look at Curry man…so inspirational!

[mileyviamontilla]

He had accomplished a lot this year, being the Greatest Shooter of all Time, All Star MVP, Western Conference Final MVP and NBA finals MVP.. congratulations Steph...

[vateok]

No debate, this playoff performance fr Steph silenced all critics from his haters. Steph is now among one of the best to ever play the game.

[HarryPP_]

" You don't wanna see us next year "
The single greatest 'that aged well' phrase period .

[adrianmejia]

Born in Vallejo as a warrior fan….I was at a bar by myself watching the game hoping they win on my 27th birthday..June 16…..made me cry not only cuz they won but how emotional Steph was and how hard he and the rest of the squad worked to get where they are now. Warrior at heart ✊🏽

[ju]

As a forever heat fan, I’ve never understood the hate curry always received. People just love to hate on greatness. I’ve been a fan of curry since he came in to this league and I’m glad they won this year in the fashion that they won. Curry is an all time great, no arguments anymore.