Ariana Grande: Excuse me, I love you
There are two ways to view this, as a concert film and as a documentary.
As a documentary, it fails, as the backstage and behind-the-scenes moments aren't enough and offer nothing new to viewers. There are cute moments but not profound or 'grande' to make it a success.
As a concert film, it succeeds phenomenally. Ariana's vocals are at their peak. The editing is keen, the camera angles are delightful. Miss Grande can put out a performance, don her six-inch heels, and skip around the stage whilst delivering stellar vocals. Fans of the pop star will definitely love this movie, especially those that weren't opportune to attend any of the shows live.
7.5/10.
There are two ways to view this, as a concert film and as a documentary.
As a documentary, it fails, as the backstage and behind-the-scenes moments aren't enough and offer nothing new to viewers. There are cute moments but not profound or 'grande' to make it a success.
As a concert film, it succeeds phenomenally. Ariana's vocals are at their peak. The editing is keen, the camera angles are delightful. Miss Grande can put out a performance, don her six-inch heels, and skip around the stage whilst delivering stellar vocals. Fans of the pop star will definitely love this movie, especially those that weren't opportune to attend any of the shows live.
7.5/10.