Take the Ball Pass the Ball: The Making of the Greatest Team in the World

Biggest learnings from this movie for me were:

1. How you play is way more important than the result. if you focus on how you play and you do that well, results will come.

2. If in 25 years, people are still talking about what you did/created then you can say you were great. To complement point 1, people will not talk about the titles you won, they will talk about how you played.

Its an entertaining and inspiring film for anyone, not just football and Barcelona fans.

When I'm watching a documentary about the greatest team of all time I don't want it to be overshadowed by some weird editing and music!

I've never seen a movie more beautiful than this. It depicts vividly why Barcelona is more than a club. Hats off to the producers for making such a perfect tribute to Barca golden days. There was not even a single boring minute. Totally worth watching. As a Barca fan, I have been blessed to have seen it. Visca el barca. Mes que un club!

A brief depiction of Guardiola's Barcelona, a team that dominated the world, thanks to Spain's golden generation, Cruyff's philosophy and Messi. The main narrative focuses on these elements expanding on tactics, training and the central players of this new team as well as portraying the club's core values of unity and cohesion. There isn't a narrator. Instead, it's a collection of interviews, pieced and stringed together to achieve the result. Game footage is limited.

As a whole very interesting and intriguing. Nonetheless it's a specialized recount of an aspect of football. As such I guess it's catered more towards fans of the club or of the game with knowledge and passion for the argument.

Without any Doubt one of the best sport documentaries of the best Football team i've ever seen, I am very Lucky to be a Big fan of this club.