The Last Dance | Relive the Phenomenon | Netflix

Every moment. Every icon. Every Win.

The Last Dance, the critically acclaimed, must-see 10-part documentary series has arrived on Netflix. Relive the phenomenon.

The series, directed by Jason Hehir (The Fab Five, The ’85 Bears, Andre the Giant), chronicles Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls’ quest for a sixth NBA Championship in 1998.

In the fall of 1997, Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls began their quest to win a sixth NBA title in eight years. But despite all Jordan had achieved since his sensational debut 13 years earlier, “The Last Dance,” as coach Phil Jackson called it, would be shadowed by tension with the club’s front office and the overwhelming sense that this was the last time the world would ever see the greatest player of all time, and his extraordinary teammates, in full flight.

The Last Dance is a Netflix and ESPN co-production, produced by Mandalay Sports Media in association with NBA Entertainment and Jump 23.


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The Last Dance | Relive the Phenomenon | Netflix

This docuseries gives a definitive account of Michael Jordan’s career and the 1990s Chicago Bulls, packed with unaired footage from the 1997-98 season.

[delrey]

This is the best sports documentary ever.

[TomlinsonHolman]

Jordan's Bulls - greatest NBA dynasty ever. Jordan - greatest NBA player ever. Excellent documentary.

[TheGililgi]

I’ve watched this like 5 times. I might as well make it 6.

[TGreen]

The best documentary I've ever seen.

[rgwak]

The moment when MJ talks about the cost of winning being that you have to be the "bad guy" to your teammates and friends, was by far the best moment of this documentary. It really reveals the sacrifice he made and more importantly that he knew he had to make it to win.

[H.so.]

I wouldn't say I'm a huge basketball fan, but being a child of the 90s and watching this was an experience. This was FASCINATING! Binged in a day and half! Just wow! MJ is definitely on a whole other level!

[longlivekingjames]

I'm so happy this is on Netflix now. I've felt out of the loop the last 3 months

[sammitmatrix]

Netflix subscribers: we are moving to Disney+
Netflix: I took that personally

[Delta-nlpi]

Watching this took me right back to the 90s. God I miss that decade. What a time to have been alive.

[ErikHernandez-sgir]

I'm from Chicago and I'm glad I got to live and experience this, this documentary is literally flashbacks to my childhood. 10/10 best documentary

[bankjibbernow]

Man this saved my social distancing and homeofficing! Each ep amazing!!

[tristanjoseph_tv]

After watching this. Im gonna say MJ is the GOAT, no question.

From a GENZ.

[smitmahajani]

I'm a 90s kid but don't follow basketball, hardly know anything about its rules, nor am I from the US. But growing up, everyone knew Michael Jordan no matter where they were from. This documentary shows why. It's the best sports documentary I've seen till now, and it's definitely made me want to start following basketball. What a masterpiece!

[patrickramos]

10/10 for this I Respect the redeem team documentary movie especially kobe but this last dance was absolutely masterpiece and a legacy. After watching it, It feels like im with them in a whole decade it gives me goosebumps every episode

[anasshahid]

The greatest sports documentary of all time, MJ the 🐐

[topdata]

Best sports documentary if all time by Netflix ❤💚💙

[Bangbangbigelow]

I was always a Knicks fan way back since the 70’s. I despised Jordan and the Bulls during the 90’s. But by the end of this tv show I was rooting for them and had a finer appreciation of what and who that organization was during the 90’s. Amazing story

[maryjeanvallejos]

The best sport documentary ever!! Those were the days..

[petrovdm]

Wow this was one of the craziest things I watched!The team bond, every guy having his own story, playing as one, native american and buddist philosophies bringed in to the game.Just wow!!

[whisperhug]

Look I don't like sports and I never watched a basketball game but I just watched this whole thing in 2 days, it was a great documentary and just a great story!