Which Popstar Documentary Have You Seen?

[shame 25,360]

Which of these pop documentaries have you seen and which ones did you enjoy? Which ones do you want to see and are there any that you have already seen that were not listed above?

[numb the flame 7,321]

I've also seen Amy

[Zombiecat 16,674]

my time now, my time again (i enjoyed both) and 5 ft 2 obvs

[vyniildisk 12,689]

Miss Slaycana and only like half of 5F2

[Gimme More 35,377]

Britney: For The Record, it's so sad 

[Madame Goo Goo 3,864]

Gaga: Five Foot Two is sooooo good, although I think it would have been more impactful to wait until the Joanne World Tour was finished and interesect songs performed live on tour with the movie footage.

Madonna: Truth Or Dare is the popstar documentary. Its impact was huge, we wouldn't have anything on this list or reality TV without this movie. it was also a VERY crucial moment for the LGBT community.

I used to watch Katy Perry: Part Of Me all the time when I was a huge KP stan (like 6th grade), I haven't seen it in quite some time but I remember really enjoying it.

I also really liked Miss Americana, I need to give it a rewatch soon. Very beautiful movie, and it made me want to stan Taylor (I've only heard Rep and Lover, which I both love at least like 3/4 of the songs).

[BlondeQueenOfGGD 25,454]

Just 5F2. The others are too predictable and I already know what the vibe will be.

[Doot 2]

Saw Gagas. Loved it (although I'd like to see one for a different era). 

Saw Katy's back in the day. It was fine. 

Saw Taylor's. Solidified my dislike for her. 

[LoLaA 2,357]

5F2 and This is it. 

[Fresco 1,688]

Netflix has so many music documentaries. I've watched many not on your list, but also not pure pop. Also interesting that you left out the Queen movie that recently competed against ASIB at the awards shows. Queen is rock, but really pop rock.

[LaLa 19,655]

I've seen them all except Nicki, Michael Jackson and Kylie. I love a doc

Can't believe you didn't include this classique tho: 

 

[Yxilon 5,248]

Gaga's and Taylor's are by far the most inspirational ones imo.

 

I mean, also Homecoming... but I get highly turnt off by the "narcissistic" vibes

[Schwerk 7,246]

15 minutes ago, Fresco said:

Netflix has so many music documentaries. I've watched many not on your list, but also not pure pop. Also interesting that you left out the Queen movie that recently competed against ASIB at the awards shows. Queen is rock, but really pop rock.

Bohemian Rhapsody? That's not a documentary.

I loved Amy a lot, but it was painfull to watch. Same goes for Whitney Can I be me? 

I love 5ft2, it really gives a good glimpse of Gaga at that point in her life. I love the fly on the wall concept, but that way the audience is missing out on a lot of details we as fans do pick up. Sonya for example, the fact that Gaga decided to perform on the roof of The Bitter End after her Bud light show for the fans outside (I wanted to see her make that decision) It is slightly incomplete as it completely ignores parts or her life, but that's understandable. 

I grew up watching Truth or dare over and over. It's a must see for anyone I feel. I also love the documentary about her dancers that was made a few years ago.

I keep wanting to watch Homecoming and Miss Americana, but I keep postponing it cause I'm not in the mood.

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1 minute ago, Yxilon said:

Gaga's and Taylor's are by far the most inspirational ones imo.

 

I mean, also Homecoming... but I get highly turnt off by the "narcissistic" vibes

Taylor's doc was a lie tho. Gaga's was amazing.

[Gracious Gaga 17,163]

Truth or dare is amazing .