Caitlyn Jenner

A wonderfully put together documentary! It's split in two. Her Olympic journey and then into her transition. I didn't know much about Caitlin, but this documentary open my eyes to what she's been through and how hard she fought to become a gold Olympic medalist! Great hours worth of tv.

Not at all a Kardashian or Kardashian-Jenner family piece. I thought I'd get more of an inside look at the drama of how Caitlin came out to her family, but I didn't - and I am surprisingly 100% ok with that. I am not a sports person at all, but the deep look into a life of someone who is struggling in the silence, fighting to prove themselves to the world is a true masterpiece. The amount of raw footage they had in their time capsule to pull from, completely blew me away. I would say I wasn't/am not a Bruce/Caitlin fan - I'd even go as far to say I dislike them. But this doc is a must see!

Its a documentary about Bruce Jenner wanting to win Olympic decathlon gold, which is good and inspiring. There is nothing "untold" about Caitlyn Jenner that we haven't already seen in the media, for example, her whole transition from Bruce to Caitlyn, relations with kids, family whole impact and dynamics of being "Caitlyn Jenner". It barely touches it in last 5-10 minutes.

The third segment of Untold, a five-part Netflix docuseries from the creators of Wild Wild Country, adopts a telling structure. More than two thirds of Untold: Caitlyn Jenner is about an athlete's dogged pursuit of greatness. The 1976 Montreal Olympics is the rousing centerpiece of the story. The opponent is an invincible Russian, too. But it would be erroneous to call this a "sports documentary". Read the full review on Film Companion.

Netflix is online in the whole world, not only in América, so there are many people that doesnt know the story. For americans this is only another documentary about jenner, "so boring".. but for many people around the world, this is a good story. I like it. I only know jenner from the south park, but i didnt know who she was and what she did.

This transitioning of Bruce Jenner -- the all-American hero, the greatest athlete in the world -- into Caitlin Jenner has got to be one of the most unbelievable pop culture events in recent years. This documentary revisits Jenner's road to the Olympic Decathlong gold medal in 1976 event by event, and this definitely brought back to my admiration of him as an athlete back then. It is just too bad that the exact process of his transitioning and his present life as Caitlin was not tackled with as much detail as his past life as Bruce. The participation of Bruce's first wife Chrystie and his first son Burt was quite moving. That Bruce's inner ordeals were narrated by Caitlin Jenner herself made it all the more interesting and intimate. 7/10.

I did enjoy watching it. I didnt know much about Bruce Jenner, his sporting accolades or her transition into Caitlin. But I kinda was left with 'well what was it about?'. It was like an autobiographical that promised some real insight into Caitlyn..but it was mostly "that's Bruce and ta-da! Now I'm Caitlyn". Struggles were touched only on the surface level. And it was so narcissistic. No mention of the impact on his wives particularly or her children, no insight on how it impacted the family dynamics, just Caitlyn Caitlyn Caitlyn. She brushed over her wives like they were just people there at the time, not people she loved or loved her, that dedicated their lives to her, in what was essentially a lie. Just baby makers so she could repeatly say "I loved being a dad". I just found that incredibly disrespectful.

Never changed my view about anyone this fast! There is so much to Catlyn and her life is not just about kuwtk! I see her differently after watching the documentary.

I liked the beginning of the documentary because it reminded me of who Bruce was; his win in Montreal in 1976, which truly was amazing. The documentary only glossed over his gender dysmorphia. They interviewed his son Burt and his first wife Chrystie. I feel like the family couldn't be honest about how they felt when they realized that he wanted to be a woman. His son said, "I wasn't upset that he was going to be a woman, I was upset that he was going to go away....." I would imagine that a child would be mortified that their dad was turning into a woman. They barely made mention of the Kardashians; no commentary from any of them. How did the kids feel? How about Kris? Was it a shock? What is their relationship like now? Felt like it was quickly slapped together and not enough time to round out the entire story of Bruce/Caitlyn.