I am not sure how healthy it is to write a review about this documentary right after watching it because of how much it fires you up, but I just wanted to say a few things despite that reservation after I saw some seriously flawed reviews. Obviously people have the liberty to not like it, that's no one's business, but I think criticism must be fair here. And most of the ones that I see are not.
I am not a hardcore Beyoncé fan per se, but this is one of the most amazing things I have ever watched, not just for the incredible stage show but with every element of it. I deeply respect every single person who made this show possible. You can see how hard they worked, how passionate they were, how much they valued what they did. This is historical. I appreciate how political Beyoncé gets with her music and every single detail of it, and that quality is perfectly immersed in this film. She is truly an inspiration and I believe that this documentary captures the essence of it.
You may not agree with her or not get along with her thing, but you should at least respect that woman, and definitely see this film.
I am not a hardcore Beyoncé fan per se, but this is one of the most amazing things I have ever watched, not just for the incredible stage show but with every element of it. I deeply respect every single person who made this show possible. You can see how hard they worked, how passionate they were, how much they valued what they did. This is historical. I appreciate how political Beyoncé gets with her music and every single detail of it, and that quality is perfectly immersed in this film. She is truly an inspiration and I believe that this documentary captures the essence of it.
You may not agree with her or not get along with her thing, but you should at least respect that woman, and definitely see this film.