Last night, I watched Harvard Beats Yale 29-29, the documentary about the 1968 football game. I watched it mainly because it was available on Netflix Watch Instantly. There's the not-so-subtle manipulation that typically comes with sports documentaries (there is actually a bit edited together where the Harvard players talk about their blue-collar credentials, while the Yale players talk about their family's history with Yale), but it's still a good watch. I went in to the movie expecting to hate both sides equally, but the final few minutes of the game were pretty great and I was completely behind Harvard. Also, Tommy Lee Jones played for Harvard and he's delightful throughout. If you have Netflix Watch Instantly, it's worth checking out--after Ski School 2, of course.
