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Neymar: Le chaos parfait

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Vénéré à travers le monde mais également critiqué, Neymar partage les hauts et les bas de sa vie personnelle et de sa brillante carrière footballistique.

Année

2022

IMDb

6.6

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Casting

Neymar

Self

Dani Alves

Self

Thiago Silva

Self

Casting

Neymar

Self

Dani Alves

Self

Thiago Silva

Self

Marconi de Morais

Self - Neymar Sr.

David Beckham

Self

Lionel Messi

Self

KM

Kylian Mbappé

Self

Marquinhos

Self

NT

Najila Trindade

Self

Angel Di Maria

Self

Luis Suarez

Self

DL

Davi Lucca

Self

KN

Keylor Navas

Self

ND

Neymar da Silva Sr.

Self

SF

Santos F.C.

Themselves

NG

Nadine Goncalves

Self

CD

Carol Dantas

Self

Commentaires

10 commentaires

SYDNEY 🕊Mar 19, 2024

An insightful look into Neymar's life, personal and public. Have rewatched it multiple times and always find these types of 'documentaries' interesting. Would recommend. I thought it was great.

Rosaria Sousa315Mar 19, 2024

I really like how it was fun and entertaining but also informative about neymar and his career. After watching it i understand more about him and fell in love with him.

Rajesh Singh🇳🇵🇳🇵Mar 19, 2024

If you're a football fan or just happen to read the news when Neymar and football pops up, pretty much nothing on this show will be new to you. It is great at telling the story of Neymar, his rise to stardom, his successes and failures, the way he balances the life of an athlete who constantly finds himself on the spotlight and the man who just wants to live his life, and his take on some of the events who happened along his career. My main point of criticism is that the show fails to take a deeper look in his story, this may be because of the fact that Neymar himself does not like to open up, or maybe that's just how they wanted to run it, but it felt disapointing. I believe this documentary should be about the man behind the athlete, and not the other way around, as his story as an athlete is still being written. Here are some interesting point I believe the show failed to take a closer look into: His feelings about becoming a father at a young age and the prime of his career. What it looked like to become a huge football star at the same time social medias were taking over, meaning he could never be just an athlete but also a celebrity. The way he feels and what motivates him behind his decisions, an example of this would be when he talks about his decision to move to PSG, he just says it wasn't for money, which left a feeling of "well, then why did you do it?" How the visible strain on the relationship with his father made him feel. The goals he still has left on his career. And I could go on, but I feel like I made my point. Overall, it's a good show if you wanna relive some football history, but not a good one if your goal is to take a closer look at Neymar. The only thing you will actually learn from the show is how harsh his dad is on him, and how he fails to see how his soon could hire a million managers, but could not hire a father.

AyabatalMar 19, 2024

I enjoyed the Tv show and it reveal some interesting part of the life of neymar. That we cant see very often. His relationship with his dad, his career, his injuries. And a lot of things that he thinks about some side of his life. I enjoyed the TV show and i recommend it to see to people who is fan of Neymar Jr.

Joya Ben DelimaMar 19, 2024

We alreay know much about Neymar but after watching this series i know much and much better. The Brazilian Beauty Neymar. He struggle too much, his father was a great helpful man in his life. He abused by many peoples but he answer that confidently. He is Great, Fabulous,Magical ect.

user2977983201791Mar 19, 2024

I am actually one of those people that watches soccer on a daily basis and did not expect much from the show itself but I enjoyed so much, in my opinion a 10 out of 10.

Chamie SiimaneMar 19, 2024

No one needs to waste 3 hours to find out the young player is more worried about how much money he makes out of marketing his own image than playing well. This series is basically Neymar's career change explained: from Soccer Player to Digital Influencer.

Johnny Garçon MbonziMar 19, 2024

The Neymar Jr documentary was a fascinating look into the life and career of one of the world's top soccer players. From his humble beginnings in Brazil to his rise to fame at Barcelona and PSG, the film provided a unique and intimate perspective on Neymar's personal and professional journey. The footage of his incredible goals and game-winning moments was breathtaking, and the interviews with his family, friends, and teammates offered valuable insight into the person behind the player. Overall, the documentary was well-produced, engaging, and a must-watch for any soccer fan. I hope there will be a sequel in the future!

Mafu GuambeMar 19, 2024

Weird choice of translators. Seems like a Japanese Anime. Outside of that, not too shabby. It's really hard to establish an establish an aesthetic-distance with these translators, but this athlete deserves the attention. Overall, pretty good if tou can get over the voice-overs. Fill space with repeat here. Also, Mad Max sucks. Weird choice of translators. Seems like a Japanese Anime. Outside of that, not too shabby. It's really hard to establish an establish an aesthetic-distance with these translators, but this athlete deserves the attention. Overall, pretty good if tou can get over the voice-overs. Fill space with repeat here. Also, Mad Max sucks.

josyMar 19, 2024

It is a really self service documentary to fill his own ego. Maybe his friends and family can be satisfied watching it. That in my humble opinion this documentary was made only to them to watch. It does not add any important detail of his life and everything is completely shallow and pointless. They are always trying to focus on his one and only point of view, not adding people that confront and question attitudes, always trying to put him as victim of what? So, if you have watched all the movies in this entire world, you might want to spend your time to watch this totally unnecessary documentary.