The movie was over hyped in my opinion. And I feel like there is many unanswered questions about Zlatan.

Now they're trying to tell a story that is a bit all over the place. Either they should have focused on the family conflict part more, or his way to the top. It feels like they're trying to cover everything in a way where it gets too messy.

The camera work and all was great, they did a good job with catching the feeling I think they wanted for every scene.

About the locations.. I live in the area where Zlatans dad lives in the movie and it's very confusing how they say he lives in Rosengård but in the movie he lives in Annelund. If Zlatan grew up in Annelund (the blue houses in the movie) that would have changed a lot for him. The school, the football teams, the environment around him and the social standard in the neighbourhood. Rosengård is such a big neighbourhood so they should have used an apartment on the other side of the train track to be more accurate.

Don't believe the hype. Sure, it's a pretty good movie with great actors but it doesn't really explain why Zlatan is Zlatan, on a deeper level. You won't cry or laugh. And if you don't know some of the names that are dropped, you will miss a lot. And as always, you can't fake the real game of football on the silver screen. It just gets silly and fabricated. If you're not a fanboy, skip this rather boring and shallow movie since it will not bring any extra, as a movie or the story of Zlatan.

Predictable and superficial. Poor acting on all parts, unfortunately not least when it comes to the main character. A polished and fan-adapted version of the main character. The entire movie feels juvenile and does not seize the opportunity to create insights in Z as a person or the influence he had on those around him. Rather it just confirms the general image of a non-conformist, grumpy ego without creating any understanding for the driving forces involved. It fails to bring anything new to the table.

The film seems to be focused on building the Zlatan mythology and brand rather than telling the story of his life in a good way. This is a pity, since Z's history has great potential.

On the positive side.

I guess the football scenes are pretty good and it is said to be quite historically accurate.

There is no real reason to see it. If you are a fan, it likely confirms your opinions. If you're not, it doesn't add much.