Does ESPN Plus have all 30 for 30 films?

The entire archive of ESPN’s feature-length sports documentary series is available to stream on ESPN+. You can access the entire archive of “30 for 30” docs with a subscription to ESPN+, for just $5.99 a month or $59.99 a year.

How can I watch 30 for 30 on ESPN?

The full library of ESPN’s documentary series 30 for 30 is now on ESPN+. The streaming service costs $6.99 per month and works within the ESPN app. The service is available on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV and Android TV devices such as Google Chromecast with Google TV.

What are the new 30 for 30 episodes?

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Why do they call it 30 For 30?

The title, 30 for 30, derived from the series’s genesis as 30 films in celebration of ESPN’s 30th anniversary in 2009, with an exploration of the biggest stories from ESPN’s first 30 years on-air, through a series of 30 one-hour films by 30 filmmakers.

Why do they call it 30 for 30?

Do they still make 30 For 30?

ESPN Films Presents Other films were previously announced for Volume I of the series but were not included. According to 30 for 30 producer Bill Simmons, “We’re spinning off the 30 for 30 series next year into something that will probably be called 30 for 30 Presents or something like that…

Why did ESPN want to make 30 for 30?

This is a story I’ve been wanting to put on film for years, a story that embodies both what’s right and what’s wrong about sports in America, and since it plays out over the course of the last thirty years, I thought it would be perfect for this project.

Which is the best 30 for 30 show?

The 20 Best 30 for 30s. 1 1. The Last Dance (2020) TV-MA | 491 min | Documentary, Biography, History. 2 2. O.J.: Made in America (2016) 3 3. 30 for 30: Soccer Stories (2014– ) 4 4. 30 for 30 (2009– ) 5 5. 30 for 30 (2009– )

When did the 30 for 30 series start?

ESPN’s 30 for 30 has been churning out some extraordinary films since its genesis in 2011. Hubris, rage, and political and racial tension all play heavily into the 30 for 30 series—whether they focus on Olympic scandals, professional wrestlers, mafia infiltration into college basketball, or any other myriad subject matter.

Who are the 30 for 30 sports documentaries?

Veteran documentarians, from Steve James to the Maysles Brothers, have worked to make the 30 for 30 series one of remarkable depth and variety. Be it the arrest of a figure skater or the collapse of a sporting empire, these docs treat sports stories as both deeply individual and indicative of something larger about their governing society.