Bigger, stronger, faster Doco.

[Maximus]

Has anyone seen this doco?

I have just finshed watching it and it gave me a lot to think about regarding supps and steriods in general.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-8MY1Ge ... re=related

[Jigga]

I thought everyone had seen it by now, it's a couple years old isn't it???

[teamfatboy]

It showed up at the 2008 Film Festival, so its a couple of years old... . word was the guy was making a follow-up, I think.

[Gym rat]

I own a copy bigger and stronger,faster on DVD and the times that I have watched it gives lots to think about on the diffrent supplements that are out there including diffrent sports enhancing drugs like riods etc

[tinytraps]

Seen it. Definetley opened my eyes and changed some perceptions I had.

[drizzt]

Seen it. Definetley opened my eyes and changed some perceptions I had.

:ditto:

[severe]

Watching it is part of a balanced decision making process. To believe (the currently preferred world view) or not to believe.

Anyone who only believes one point of view, without first looking at the alternatives, is short sighted.

Not to say B, S, F is the best view, or the worst view, but it surely is a good thing to watch.

I enjoyed it, and the contradictions and misguided hating that the media has spread is priceless. Popular belief is not always the most accurate. Believe the mainstream at your peril... :grin:

[Rookie]

Saw it and loved it, yeah agree with the whole eye opening theme.. made me like Gregg Valentino even more, although he took juice to the xtreme you gotta love his, steroids are as american as apple pie, god guven genetuks attitude haha the man

[startinfromscratch]

you know that the film influenced you when the next thing you do after watching is google 'needle exchange'. :pfft:

[Chillicat]

Great doco. I also saw it at Film Fest a couple of years ago, and it's just had a season on Rialto channel so I rewatched it on the weekend. Even hubby rewatched it with me and enjoyed it second time around, and he's not into bb-ing at all. Very engaging presenter and gets you interested right away. I loved his style - not that awful interrogative/accusing style of many journalists, but a more genuine style of a person who really wanted to make sense of all the conflicting information he's come across.