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This was a film I had very little expectation going into but my god what a beautiful story.

The story of 5 men who were not accepted in society as a whole. We follow their journey in golf and an acceptance for who they are. An absolute brilliant film that hooked me from the outset. I went into it with little knowledge but these are the kind of films that warm you heart and touch real nerve. Tears were shed at the end which a film hasn't done to me in a long time.

Ignore the negative reviews and just enjoy the story and the journey. 2 hours of laughter, crying and a real sense of how life was back then. 10/10.

Absolute stupid show and all it does is make me think are these Americans actually this dense? You can obviously tell a lot of the time when the contestant is lying and the amount of times these idiots believe it. Stupid premise and even makes me think it's scripted or everyone is in on it.

For example some questions are just clearly guesses and the people guessing say they are using good logic. If they know their accuracy to win the show is no where near one player why would you not just call lies. Anyway at least money is coming from Netflix to people so that's the only positive but Americans are too painful to watch.

What an incredible documentary / lesson whatever you want to call it. Stutz is an incredible man with great wisdom and hearing Jonah talk about certain aspects of his life made me think about my own scenarios. It makes it even better that stutz hasn't got his life all figured out and I really think that's the point. He is an expert in this field and even he is still coming to terms with life and various things at 74. I guess the real lesson is we won't have it figured out, no one will and that's okay. But what's important is how we deal with these situations that life throws at us and go from there. These tools are a fantastic way to cope with life and it's challenges. I rarely am able to concentrate for long periods but I was gripped and the words made me listen. Thank you.