User Reviews

This documentary confirms that there is no one on this planet like Marc Marquez. He is the greatest sportsman alive.

The documentary shows his commitment, passion, personality, courage, his relation to his friends and family. It could not have been made better. Even if you don't follow MotoGP you will be inspired by who he is.

I have seen every one of his races since 1993. I can remember watching a video of his first time on a MotoGP bike and all you could think was, "boy those guys are in a lot of trouble" because you could tell his talent was beyond anything you had seen previously.

What defines a sport is risk. Golf is a hobby, baseball is a pass time, tennis is kind of in between. Boxer and football players risk and over time their bodies may pay the price. MotoGP racers can lose it all in the blink of an eye, the ability to walk, move their arms, their vision and their lives.

For me he is the most honorable sportsman in the world, and Marc Marquez All In was a joy to watch. Thank you Amazon Prime for doing it so right.

Overall, I enjoyed watching this documentary. I am a big MotoGP fan and have been for as long as I can remember. The cinematography was absolutely stunning throughout, but the part where diplopia was recreated was absolutely outstanding.

It was one of the very few times I have been able to sit through a documentary that is not in English as I have ADHD and struggle to read subtitles. However I found this documentary rather motivating and insightful into the mind of Marc Marquez, something we often don't see when watching the races, as he isn't known for his charisma.

The documentary delves into the Rossi mess. I won't spoil anything, but if you have strong opinions on the matter, they are unlikely to change. It was great to get Jorge Lorenzo's take on the matter now that so many years have passed.

Edit: Dorna, please send me your copyright policy.

You can't deny Marc's talent, but he's whining away about how he was so poor done by for the Rossi situation. He says that people only talk about this stuff when they feel inferior, so clearly Marc must feel really inferior right now, by the same logic.

The whole media storm surrounding this is unnecessarily unpleasant. Lorenzo and Marc both trying to destroy Rossi while also using his stature to advertise themselves is almost ironically funny. It's like no one would care unless they mentioned Rossi and that shines a really sad spotlight on them.

I'd avoid this if you want a fair, balanced view - it's basically the "poor me" show.