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Reviewed by michaelloproto 8 / 10

Great except for Lance Armstrong comments.

I can highly recommend this documentary into this amazing complex character in sport let alone road cycling. I love his honesty and his no BS attitude. There were also interesting insights into his home life and how it affects his family whether he wins or loses or crashes. What I hated was having to listen to the greatest narcissistic drug cheat of all time Lance Armstrong. His arrogance astounds me and what ever he says means nothing to me and has no place in cycling. His response would be that he has seven yellow jerseys and I have none, but he doesn't, he got them cheating and being unapologetically abusive to those who stood up to him. Shame on you Netflix for giving him a voice.

Reviewed by paul-allaer 7 / 10

The best sprinter there ever was in pro cycling

As "Mark Cavendish: Never Enough" (2023 release; 92 min.) opens, we see footage from 1996 where a then young boy Mark is interviewed on British television. Flash forward to "2016 Tour de France" as Cavendish keeps getting closer to tie the 34 stage wins of the greatest pro cyclist of all time, Eddy Merckx. We then go to stage 1 of the 2017 Tour de France, where events take a dramatic turn... At this point we are 10 minutes into the film.Couple of comments: this is the latest from British producer-director Alex Kiehl ("Bad Sport"), Here he reassesses the storied career of British cyclist Mark Cavendish, who make his fame and fortune primarily though his yearly participation in the Tour de France, THE most famous cycling event in the world. The film makers seem to have gotten unfettered access to Cavendish over a period of years. Without giving anything away, I can say this: the documentary of course shows highlights of Cavendish's career, but really is a study of what a man does when he is down and almost out. It makes for fascinating viewing, although I cannot understand why the movie ends with the 2021 Tour de France, and then there is zero mention of what happened afterwards. Look it up!"Mark Cavendish: Never Enough" started airing recently on Netflix. Whether you are already familiar with Mark Cavendish (as I was) or you have no idea who this guy is, I guarantee that this documentary will catch and keep your attention from start to finish. Of course don't take my word for it, so check it out and draw your own conclusion.

Reviewed by behawkins-85859 10 / 10

A must watch for parents of athletes

You do not need to be a fan of pro cycling to get something from this film. I do think if you have a student athlete, where the game is their whole identity, this is an important film to watch so that you understand how to help them make the transition, when the game is done. Watching Mark, overcome his demons, watching his wife, stand by his side, and his mentors and coaches give him another chance was life-affirming. This is an inside look into what it is like to be a professional athlete on a come back that may or may not happen. There is never a guarantee. Mark overcame so many things, beating the odds. I didn't know his story when I watched the tour this past summer (2023) . I'm rooting for him, for another comeback following yet another catastrophic injury .

Mark Cavendish: Never Enough

2023

Biography / Documentary / Sport

Mark Cavendish: Never Enough

2023

Biography / Documentary / Sport

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Great except for Lance Armstrong comments.

The best sprinter there ever was in pro cycling

A must watch for parents of athletes

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