Jordan Rides the Bus

Synopsis

Jordan Rides the Bus is a documentary film released in 2010 that explores the lesser-known journey of basketball legend Michael Jordan's brief retirement from the NBA to pursue a career in baseball. The film delves deep into the challenges and motivations behind MJ's decision to step away from the basketball court at the peak of his career and his experiences playing for the Birmingham Barons. Through interviews, archival footage, and compelling storytelling, viewers get a glimpse into the personal struggles and triumphs of the iconic athlete during this pivotal time in his life.

Cast

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  Michael Jordan

  Self

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  Phil Jackson

  Self

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  Steve Kerr

  Self

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  Jerry Reinsdorf

  Self

• Terry Francona

  Self

• David Falk

  Self

Reviews

Jordan Rides the Bus has garnered mixed reviews from critics, reflecting on Michael Jordan's unconventional career move. While some praised the documentary for shedding light on a lesser-known chapter of Jordan's life, others found it lacking in depth and insight. Variety described the film as 'an intriguing exploration of Jordan's baseball hiatus,' giving it a 3/5 rating. On the other hand, The Guardian criticized the documentary for its slow pace and lack of new revelations about the basketball star, rating it 2/5. Despite the varying opinions, audiences on IMDb have rated the film 6.8/10, indicating a moderate level of enjoyment among viewers.