once again i am imploring you all to watch Better Man 

 finding out he relapsed because of a gig at roundhay was weird #leedsmentioned

once again i am imploring you all to watch Better Man 

 finding out he relapsed because of a gig at roundhay was weird #leedsmentioned

If the idea of a Robbie Williams musical biopic where he’s a monkey doesn’t interest you in the slightest and you want something pretty basic, I’d say this is a good introduction to Robbie Williams. You can watch this before or after Better Man and it helps re-contextualise the story of that so much. You learn what this man has gone through, his ups and downs and he’s so personal with it. It takes a strong person to put out some of your lowest moments for anyone to see at any time and I respect Robbie for that so much.

If the idea of a Robbie Williams musical biopic where he’s a monkey doesn’t interest you in the slightest and you want something pretty basic, I’d say this is a good introduction to Robbie Williams. You can watch this before or after Better Man and it helps re-contextualise the story of that so much. You learn what this man has gone through, his ups and downs and he’s so personal with it. It takes a strong person to put out some of your lowest moments for anyone to see at any time and I respect Robbie for that so much.

очень круто что это существует.

очень круто что это существует.

It's fascinating to see so much raw footage of this guy over the decades, but due to the format of this being a Netflix Docuseries, it feels like it goes for all together too long. There's a lot of great sequences and raw looks into Robbie's career, but I can't help but think that streamlining it to focus on particular throughlines of his life or including a CGI monkey could've elevated the experience. Though, the rawness of so much of the footage makes for some quite uncomfortable sequences, like the build up of the Close Encounters tour or relapsing on prescribed medication. High point has gotta be the Conan O'Brien jumpscare.

It's fascinating to see so much raw footage of this guy over the decades, but due to the format of this being a Netflix Docuseries, it feels like it goes for all together too long. There's a lot of great sequences and raw looks into Robbie's career, but I can't help but think that streamlining it to focus on particular throughlines of his life or including a CGI monkey could've elevated the experience. Though, the rawness of so much of the footage makes for some quite uncomfortable sequences, like the build up of the Close Encounters tour or relapsing on prescribed medication. High point has gotta be the Conan O'Brien jumpscare.

It's fascinating to see so much raw footage of this guy over the decades, but due to the format of this being a Netflix Docuseries, it feels like it goes for all together too long. There's a lot of great sequences and raw looks into Robbie's career, but I can't help but think that streamlining it to focus on particular throughlines of his life or including a CGI monkey could've elevated the experience. Though, the rawness of so much of the footage makes for some quite uncomfortable sequences, like the build up of the Close Encounters tour or relapsing on prescribed medication. High point has gotta be the Conan O'Brien jumpscare.

It's fascinating to see so much raw footage of this guy over the decades, but due to the format of this being a Netflix Docuseries, it feels like it goes for all together too long. There's a lot of great sequences and raw looks into Robbie's career, but I can't help but think that streamlining it to focus on particular throughlines of his life or including a CGI monkey could've elevated the experience. Though, the rawness of so much of the footage makes for some quite uncomfortable sequences, like the build up of the Close Encounters tour or relapsing on prescribed medication. High point has gotta be the Conan O'Brien jumpscare.