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But which pop star is he...?, May 17, 2009
By Jeff Cavanaugh
“I never followed men's figure skating much, excepting the Olympics. Women's figure skating seemed to have much more media exposure to general audiences. But the world of men's figure skating has its own divas, and none earn the title more so than Johnny Wier. If he could pull it off, he'd be the”
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Delightful look at the diva on skates, May 24, 2009
By Stephen McAdoo
“Smart and wicked, and unafraid to wear his emotions on his sleeves or speak his mind, in this documentary, Johnny Weir is consistently fascinating, and there's plenty of fun in the look at his competition as well. Can't wait for the followup series on the Discovery Channel and will be glued to the”
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A great debut feature, May 25, 2009
By Zheng Wang
“A documentary that follows Johnny Weir, the openly flamboyant U.S. champion figure skater, through three years of triumph, frustration, hard work, and self-expression. Taking a restrained yet self-assured approach, the film lets all the different sides of Johnny Weir come through, without either”
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Loved it, Jun 11, 2009
By Shelly G
“Besides being an incredibly gifted skater, Johnny is hilarious and fun to watch. He speaks the truth and gets too much flak for it (he's right about the stupid required elements). I met him at Skate America in Everett and he was super nice and said loved my hair color. He needs to lose the dead”
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Refreshingly honest , Jun 12, 2009
By Mimi Noyes
“I used to skate when I was younger and I'm telling you it is hard and scary stuff. Ice is very hard and unforgiving and falling is very easy to do. But despite that early pursuit, I have only given ice skating a cursory glance over the years, watching it on occasion if I just happen to be channel”
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