March Madness (2015) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is March Madness about?
March Madness is a talk. Bob Backup, chair of the New Yorker magazine, welcomes viewers to the Cartoons Lounge during March Madness. He shares his lifelong passion for basketball, recalling his time playing at the High School of Music and Art in 1962. This week's issue features a cartoon about the Final Four, humorously depicting sperm racing towards an egg, with the caption expressing hope to make it to the Final Four. Bob introduces basketball expert Colin Stokes, who explains the differences between soccer and basketball, highlighting the smaller, rounder goal in basketball and the use of hands instead of feet. Bob also discusses the cartoons in the March 16 issue, including one about New York's snowy weather affecting the city bike program, suggesting a dog sled might be more appropriate.
When was March Madness released?
March Madness was released in 2015.
How long is March Madness?
March Madness has a runtime of 3 minutes.
Where can I watch March Madness?
You can watch March Madness on iWonder.
What genre is March Madness?
March Madness is classified as Sports.
What topics does March Madness cover?
March Madness explores topics including olympics, sports-history, pop-culture.
Is March Madness available for free?
March Madness is available to stream on iWonder. Check the film page for current availability and any subscription requirements.
Can I watch March Madness with subtitles?
Subtitles may be available for March Madness on iWonder. Look for the CC (closed captions) button in the video player when available.