Whitney
Music • R • 2018 • 2 hr
Starring
Whitney Houston, Bobby Brown, Cissy Houston, Clive Davis, L.A. Reid
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Surprisingly frank. You learn a great deal about the tragedy of her life and passing.
I truly enjoyed this movie! It was inspiring and entertaining! Definitely worth the watch!
I learned so much about her & her incredibly difficult journey making her passing all the more sad. If you’re a Whitney fan, watch it.
Interesting and sad documentary on her talented life
Makes you miss her and I wish Bobby had more to say and wanted to hear more about her daughter.
Surprisingly good. You learn a lot and its sad.
Must see for Whitney Houston lovers and gives insight to the true reality of fame
Wish Bobby would’ve talked about the drugs, feels incomplete. Still a good doc though.
Good overview of the life and career of Houston. Such beautiful music but such a sad life.
Makes aware the war Whitney declared against herself. Shows Whitney’s light & dark sides battling while keeping her ICONIC status in place
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