Really good until it becomes very political and preachy.
Watched this from a neutral perspective, i don't hate her, but neither am i a fan. i found it interesting, but pretty shallow.
I always liked her music, but this documentary is so raw and shows how intrusive paparazzis are, and how celebrities are truly affected by the media, as any regular person. It provides a wonderful insight into the difficulties of being a celebrity and it has a beautiful strong feminist and LGBTQ+ positive stance.
I remember a young lady who was a inspiration to young kids. What happened to that person?
I will never understand how one of the best selling artists of this generation has to he reassured so much. Her entire career has been a constant search for love an adoration and yet we are supposed to feel bad for her because some people don't like her.
This was definitely an inspiring tale of someone who has grown up in the public eye, and really struggled with the challenges of what that brought her.Seeing her grow into someone who feels strongly that she must make a difference where she can is tremendously inspiring.
This is how you destroy chivalry in men when you make them out as villains. Thanks Taylor Swift for not thinking anything through.
Her fans will love this because it's Taylor Swift being Taylor Swift, but others probably won't be impressed. This is a superficial overview of Taylor's career that doesn't really follow any sort of narrative.
I found this documentary to be very shallow and was amazed at her odd songwriting style with collaborators. Nothing really very interesting in this documentary except that she expresses her political views and is anorexic duh !