Generation Iron: Natty 4 Life

2020
1h 48m

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5.8/10

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Featuring world famous natural bodybuilder and former American Gladiator, Mike O'Hearn, Generation Iron 4 explores the inner workings of professional natural bodybuilding in attempt to expos... Read allFeaturing world famous natural bodybuilder and former American Gladiator, Mike O'Hearn, Generation Iron 4 explores the inner workings of professional natural bodybuilding in attempt to expose the truth behind the all natural claim of the sport. This next chapter in the flagship f... Read allFeaturing world famous natural bodybuilder and former American Gladiator, Mike O'Hearn, Generation Iron 4 explores the inner workings of professional natural bodybuilding in attempt to expose the truth behind the all natural claim of the sport. This next chapter in the flagship film series will also feature Kai Greene and explore the controversial world of professiona... Read all

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1kmdatpq

This director loves himself

The amount of shots of the director walking in slow mo with his Gucci outfits is hilarious. No one is watching this for you my guy. Did he just make another one of these so he could try to make himself into some kind of star?

Besides that - Editing, lighting, pacing are all awful. Follows people getting ready for a competition but does an awful job of building any kind of suspense. Introduces people to comment without any background of who they are or why I should care what they have to say. And then we are forced to listen to voice over from this director the entire time.

Just go watch pumping iron instead.

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The director loves himself too much and the athletes are not natural

I love the other Generation Iron documentaries, but this one feels quite average in comparison. Also, echoing what another reviewer mentioned, the producer seems to be quite self-absorbed, frequently inserting himself into the film, which is a bit distracting and takes away from the focus on the athletes.

Additionally, I share the skepticism of many viewers regarding the natural status of these athletes. It appears that some might be undergoing cycles of performance-enhancing substances and then stopping in time to pass the competition testing. This aspect raises questions about the authenticity of their performances and the integrity of the competition, detracting from the documentary's credibility.