The athleticism, physics and what one person calls the "bit of ballet" of the event are all stirring to witness.

While there is no doubt that Kipchoge's story is inspiring (even if the ending is known), the film is oddly underwhelming.... It might be more thrilling to just watch Kipchoge run for two hours than watch "Kipchoge."

Indeed, it's the behind-the-scenes elements of Jake Scott's documentary which makes it such an interesting film.

An overproduced documentary about an overproduced event.