A Truly Applause Bodybuilding Documentary Film Experience: RAISING THE BAR

I have seen so many bodybuilding films or movies all these years, most of them too concentrate to the one bodybuilder, and even though the mighty MR. Olympia one, they do just make the people worship to them.
But recently, I feel embarrassed to say that, I found a particularly outstanding independent bodybuilding documentary, which name " Raising The Bar".
Why I am feel embarrassed because the documentary which was out there 5yrs ago already have a sequel and third one.
but fortunately, I found it somehow on YouTube and request a copy of total three films right away from the owner. He sent me the copies in light speed, Here have to thank Mike Pulcinella.
The film named "Raising The Bar" feels so heavy, more heavy than just raising the damn heavy barbell, because when you're consuming the film, the reality and facts that every bodybuilders will face and struggle are truely all appear on the screen, no artificial adding or try to become very sensational(hum maybe some scenes can affect who has been competed all these yrs and choose their life as a bodybuilder will wet their eyes, I am pretty damn SURE!!). 


Maybe the first one, Raising The Bar 1, they don't have the ambition to open selling the disc or just thinking a gift for friends and supporter of David Pulcinella( The Main Interviewee and Bodybuilder). But I quite impressed by the story telling technic which slowly unfold a bodybuilder David Pulcinella, how he prepared a competition and cause so much change of life who is surrounding him.(I am damn want to have a friend like this to force me and train with, haha). Second film is more sophisticated, show David struggle from life and competition and family. If you want me to describe the first one is Victory and second one is Breakdown and to be continue.....
Third one left for you all to purchase the disc and watch it. Pls don't pirate download or buy pirate copy. pls go to this link : http://mikepulcinella.com/dvdsforsale.htm
Three Films Including mail fee would be like 60 something american dollars. very worthy. And is a must collectable film in Bodybuilding History.