Netflix's 'Six Nations: Full Contact' Criticized for Lack of Depth and Authenticity

Despite engaging personalities, the rugby documentary fails to effectively market its stars and attract new fans.

Netflix's documentary 'Six Nations: Full Contact' about the 2023 Six Nations Championship has been criticized for its formulaic approach and lack of depth.
The series has been accused of failing to effectively market rugby's stars and attract new fans, despite featuring engaging personalities like Ireland’s Andrew Porter and England’s Ellis Genge.
Critics argue that the series is too long and meanders too often, with some suggesting it feels like a dated match highlights package.
The documentary has been compared unfavorably to other sports documentaries like 'Drive to Survive' and 'Living with Lions', with critics suggesting it lacks the authenticity and insight of these series.
Despite these criticisms, the series does offer some behind-the-scenes insights into the players' lives and the camaraderie within the teams.