Post by Brad Nelson on Nov 26, 2021 12:26:27 GMT -8
The Speed Cubers
Subtitle: Something on Netflix that isn't total garbage
This is a touching human interest story about two yutes -- Max and Felicks -- who are top competitors in solving Rubik's cubes (of various sizes and techniques).
Max Park is an autistic yute who, quite incredibly, blossomed and found his wings via these competitions with parents who were very supportive. In doing so he was inspired by, and was very fond of, his hero, Felicks Zemdegs from Australia who (as the documentary points out) does seems to be an extraordinary human being.
This concise 39 minute documentary is expertly produced and is definitively a feel-good story. To find something on Netflix that is inspiring, and not soul-sucking, is nearly as amazing as these cubers.
Subtitle: Something on Netflix that isn't total garbage
This is a touching human interest story about two yutes -- Max and Felicks -- who are top competitors in solving Rubik's cubes (of various sizes and techniques).
Max Park is an autistic yute who, quite incredibly, blossomed and found his wings via these competitions with parents who were very supportive. In doing so he was inspired by, and was very fond of, his hero, Felicks Zemdegs from Australia who (as the documentary points out) does seems to be an extraordinary human being.
This concise 39 minute documentary is expertly produced and is definitively a feel-good story. To find something on Netflix that is inspiring, and not soul-sucking, is nearly as amazing as these cubers.