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title: "ESPN Films - Unguarded"
brand: "jonathan hock"
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# ESPN Films - Unguarded

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ESPN Films - Unguarded

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    good movie
  

*by K***A on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 21, 2022*

good story to listen to

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    He's funny, he's poignant, he's real.
  

*by L***. on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 15, 2017*

I love this film - I've seen it half a dozen times now, and it always gets to me. I saw it again today (twice!) with two different groups of people, and everyone loved it - at least two people said it made them cry, I kid you not! This is a great movie for people in recovery, or for family member trying to figure out "how did this happen?" It shows that this disease doesn't respect anyone, anywhere, no matter what. It tells the story of a young, amazingly talented kid who was told, "Hey, you are going to be the 'savior' of the whole town!" because of his skill at sports - at 18 years old - and he couldn't handle it - who could? His brother succinctly puts it, "it was drink, drug, fight, that's what you do!" And for the "normal guy" who wasn't supposed to "save the town", maybe he could put down the beer, put down the joint, put down the pill, and walk away, but not the kid who was supposed to "break out" and be more, and "save" everyone from their hum-drum lives. So he gets into BC, hurts himself bad, and loses his scholarship - it's all over. But wait! No, it's not! He gets a 2nd chance! And his poor drug-addled self is sent 3,000 miles away, no friends, no family, and best of all, no TREATMENT, to Fresno, where he's immediately told, hey, now you get to play the most important game of the year, against Boston, lets strut your stuff. And that's the way life keeps going for this kid. He keeps getting lucky breaks, and more drugs, dragged down, and down, and down, until he has 4 overdoses, and a cop is waking him up one day by breaking the glass on his car window to get him out, saying "Hey buddy, you've been dead for the last 30 seconds!" When he finally does get a chance at the NBA and he's traded to the Celtics, is he thrilled? No, not really. His childhood dream come true? Should be! His wife is ecstatic! He's going to be so close to family and friends! All he can think of is that, dammit - he knows right where all the dealers are in that area... he's leading a secret life. Chris is brutally honest. He tells in very honest terms of the nightmare of his complete downfall, the nightmare rollercoaster ride, and yes, what it took for him to recover, and "finally look at myself in the mirror again". This is a great film. Watch it. He's funny, he's poignant, he's real.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Brutal honesty shared for the benefit of many
  

*by A***N on Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 24, 2012*

Chris is a brave man to share this heartfelt account of addiction and the nightmarish existence of being a world renowned athlete whilst being addicted to heroin and other substances.  Having been addicted to opiates for many years I can understand his struggle to maintain a career and family and am pleased to see that he realises that he couldn't have done it without the support of that beautiful wife of his.  What a wonderful thing it is for him to share his history with us in order to try and help others to overcome what is a monumental battle for anyone that achieves sobriety.  I thought the best part of this doco was the fact that the footage was in a chronological order and we were able to see him "doing well" when he wasn't really doing well but doing lots of drugs!  I think it is important for people that struggle with such things to realise that it is easier to share and be honest after the nightmare has passed and the addiction no longer exists.  Many people say that there is no problem when there are huge issues, Chris did the same.  Money isn't everything and Chris and his wife certainly prove that it was to their detriment to be in receipt of a massive pay packet.  All the best to him and his family for the future, I hope that I only hear positive things about this beautiful man in the future, for his families and his own sake.

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