Shane

Covers highs and lows of one of the best cricketers ever. The best spinners , one of the best bowlers, cricketer and sportsman ever. Loved it when he said "I would not like to play against me "

This was released only a week before Warnie’s untimely passing. It’s a great documentary as it’s a testament to his massive heart and phenomenal talent as a cricketer. Highly recommended viewing

Its a nice tribute to Shane Warne and his life. As a cricket fan though I woul dhae liked more on particular cricketing events or matches like a longer view of the 2005 test series. His moment of getting out on 99. Understanding who his toughest opponents were and how he dealt with wickets across the world. Despite this it was nice they covered warts and all.

Seriously uplifting doc that shows the true grit of a great cricketer (and Beefy's massive belly!) but for the love of God Shane give your bro a hug.

First let me say that I did enjoy this film and have recommended it to my son's to watch, however, it's a limited over match - not a full test. Shane Warne is a top icon of cricket the world over but like all of us he has feet of clay. which the film tend to glosses over. He was the absolute god/antichrist of sledging - an aspect of 'win by all means' philosophy that Shane and the Aussies pursued but that is not really addressed except for an opaque apology near the beginning of the film but which, from then on. is ignored. If this is a film aimed at non cricket fans then it needed to be more honest and hard hitting about Shane's faults, if this is a film aimed at cricket fans then it should at least have shown more of the magnificent wickets that he took (this like a film on Pele that only showed his six best goals on repeat - Shane took over 700 test wickets FFS surely we could have seen a few more!!). Let me repeat I enjoyed the film but in reality I learned nothing new - he has my vote for a Knighthood but not for an Oscar in the best documentary category.

Only been 2 days, never met him but I miss him so much... RIP Sir Shane

If you like a strong story about a sporting icon and the person behind it, watch this.

A boring self centred account of his career. There are too many repeats of the same wickets being taken and the bad boy side of his life is hardly touched on. Endless praise from family, friends and other cricketers make this film just one big yawn. Thank goodness I didn't by his autobiography.