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Tbh i expect way more but im not disappointed neither, after all the series wasn't to different. Loved grogu but I found the movie way to long and kinda shallow. The little speech we saw before the movie didn't help at all, in my opinion star wars stopped being cool creatures a long time ago, since then we've been more interested in the politics and spiritual aspects of the story. Focusing the new movie in the vfx was kinda lame for me.

Cute and sweet movie to finish the weekend, love the sea shots

There's two main things to highlight about this documentary. First the amount of love and admiration shown by every guest who talked about Elvis, and the way they make you feel just as excited as them. And secondly the passion Elvis had for what he really loved. I would also like to highlight how incredibly important he was for the music scene around the whole world and how we should appreciate it more nowadays. He wasn't just and incredible showman as we are forced to remember him but also a great singer and a hell of a guitarist! The fact that he wasn't able to write his own songs shouldn't be a reason to underestimate him but to understand a little bit more his frustration. As said on the documentary his story ends up being a modern tragedy...

I cannot begin to express what this documentary and the band behind means to me now... Getting into their music and being able to share this experience with my grandpa and sister has been one of my favorite things of the summer, the fact that we finished the series when the cold starts is really symbolic for me. Now talking about the documentary itself I thing is a great approach and it's well done! Its funny, its emotional and you get to see what's behind the greatest band of all time, shout-out to George Martin and his incredible role from the console! Their funny dynamic and nostalgic memories really makes you connect with them even though we will never fully understand what they had and what they lost. And that's where I think this documentary is a success. (Besides the really complete information ofc) I think is kinda crazy how a bunch of young boys changed the course of music forever just for fun (and a lot of love for the art) Oh Beatles you'll **never** be forgotten!