Pretty Good

I cannot think of one single thing that I would change about this film. The acting is incomparable, the directing deft, and the writing poignantly brilliant.

It's a movie as timely as it is provocative and amazingly, for much of its running time, it is weirdly funny.

Watching it is like watching the spectacle of a class clown at their best: you laugh at their jokes, instigate their defiance, and "ooooh" when they get in trouble.

"The Class of 92" (2013) Aidar Review: Positives: Classic. Good-paced. Historical. Emotional. Enjoying.(+5 points)Negatives: More vintage playbacks, instead of interview style. (-1 points)Rating: 8/10 or (4.5/5)ARP: 5 +5 -1 : 9 points out of 10. Grade level: A-*arp stands for Aidar rating points.For more reviews keep up to date and add me on IMDb. All rights reserved to AWH and the viewer-ship was contained through Netflix Stream and DVD. Theaters and Blu-ray. -Aidar W. Haynes

I suppose this contains spoilers but if you're a United fan and don't know what this is about you should hang your head in shame :DRyan Giggs, David Beckham, Paul Scholes, Nicky Butt, Gary Neville and Phil Neville The Boss got rid of a few big stars like Mark Hughes, Andrei Kanchelskis and Paul Ince because they thought they were bigger than the club - Paul Parker retired through injury - they were replaced by a bunch of kids even most United fans had never heard of Probably the greatest bunch of footballers ever to come through at one time at any club - documentary shows how down to earth they still are even after earning millions and how much they have remained friends - highlights the early days when Hansen said "You'll never win anything with kids"(we won the double that year) to the 1998/99 season when we won the treble against all the odds - from the Great Dane's penalty save to Giggsy's goal in the semi-final replay of the FA Cup when we were down to 10 men, the last league game of the season v Spurs when we went 1-0 down and nothing seemed to go right and the comeback to win 2-1 to clinch the Premier title, the FA Cup final victory against Toon when we lost inspirational captain Keano after 20 minutes (and won 2-0) and the incredible night in Barcelona when we were 1-0 to Bayern until the 92nd minute - by the 94th we were 2-1 up Had me blubbing like a little girl when Ole poked in that 2nd v Bayern (then and now) - great times - great memories - great players :)Thank you lads :)

This can be a special film for just about anyone and not just football or Manchester United fans. You'll get lost in the feelings of the players as they relive a very monumental period of time in their lives that they shared together. It gets easy to forget that they have moved past those years long ago and can now only look back as some moments seem eternal. The historic significance of their football aside, what makes this film extra special is that all of them had the same expression as they did during their youth while rewinding back to relive what now feels only like a dream. Their nostalgia, euphoria and inspiration is contagious. Simply exceptional and everyone should watch it.

I rarely write reviews for movies or TV shows that I've watched however I felt completely and utterly compelled to share what I thought about this documentary. Being in my late 20's I grew up supporting UTD so watching all my memories of my beloved football team being brought to a motion picture was just something I couldn't miss. This docu' is not just about the players themselves but also an insight into the life of Mancunians in the 90's era. My favorite all time band is the Stone Roses and their music is very prominent throughout making the viewing extra enjoyable. After about 10 minutes into the film I knew how it was going to culminate and of course it was any Manchester United favorite sporting memory- the famous treble. The screenplay leading up to finale of this movie gave me goosebumps as I can easily relive that momentus occasion in mind seeing the players and manager celebrate. As a massive supporter of this club this is a must see. I cannot fault it in any manner whatsoever so it gets a solid 10/10 for me.