Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs. The New York Knicks
Documentary • 2010 • 1 hr 8 min
Starring
Reggie Miller, Cheryl Miller, Spike Lee, Patrick Ewing, Donnie Walsh
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Maybe my favorite 30 for 30. Miller’s performances against the Knicks are all time! No one knew his play style was the future!
Great for the sideshow attraction that was spike vs Reggie
It was very interesting but if your not into the NBA or the history of it don’t watch the movie, overall though an excellent film
Entertaining story chronicling Reggie Miller’s exciting play before he became an annoying commentator. Worth it for the Spike Lee exchange.
The back and forth between Reggie and Spike makes this amazing all alone.
Gotta love to hate Reggie Miller. Fun watch well out together documentary.
Awesome sports documentary that shows alot about that era and rivalry !
I love Reggie Miller. After watching this
Reggie Miller can suck it....good film though.
Really fascinating take on the great rivalry. Really fun watch for basketball fans.
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