Lewis Capaldi: How I'm Feeling Now

I was not really expecting anything going into this film. I am not really a fan of Lewis capaldi, but know his music and knew very little about himself. I really enjoyed this film! It did not keep my attention the whole time but it was really cool to see the ins and outs of his life. He is such a unique celebrity, in the fact that he does not really give in to the glitz and glam of the Hollywood lifestyle. He is goofy and down to each, and really honest. The film starts off with his current life, and talk about his life and career during the pandemic and also struggles he faced. I was unaware of the hardships in his life, so it brought a whole new layer to him after watching the documentary. I liked the production a lot as well. It was a good mix of interview clips, concert clips, and different shot types as well. I liked being able to hear him sing his music acoustic during some scenes too. I loved when they put in clips that he took himself as well. There were some video clips that were taken off of his iPhone in a selfie mode which was fun because it made it feel personal. He was really open with the camera crew and let the viewers take and honest look into his life. I would definitely recommend for a weekend watch if you are at all interested in Less Capaldi.

Loved every minute of this mixed emotions while watching. He should be very proud of himself because I know I am. He deserves everything can't wait for the album to come out. Massive fan of his and his music. Love him! 4 songs released in his new album and I can't pick one that's my favourite. This has got to be his year he's done so well can't be more happier and pleased for him! I've been a fan of his for so long always got his music on repeat. Great documentary couldn't of asked for anything better. He has an amazing voice and my best singer by a mile love him can't stop listening to his songs not a day goes by where i don't listen to one. HE DESERVES EVERYTHING!!!

As a mom who has a son your age with Tourette's, I find you extremely courageous! I am thankful he doesn't have the stress level you have! Stress definitely makes his worse. He doesn't take any meds for it. He just seems to manage his lifestyle and work around it. I am so glad you decided to make a documentary about it though! I think it really helps to educate people and make them more aware of it. I think the more people know the less reaction they will have when presented. Funny, I don't even really notice his tics u til they get more pronounced. Then I know he's dealing with something. When I watched your documentary I felt the same emotional pull towards you too. Sometimes you just need a hug and a break. A break from the stress. I hope you find your happy medium! You're a very talented individual and I wish you all life has to offer! Just remember to give yourself a break when you need it and don't feel guilty!

This was a very interesting documentary. I had no idea that he suffered from so much anxiety and nervous tics. He also suffered from Imposter syndrome, which I knew nothing about either. I learned a lot about Lewis and how he is as a person. A warm and kind person who cares about the people around him, and they care about him as well. This was very heartwarming to see. His family and his team/manager paused his career for three years so they could focus on getting Lewis the help he needed, and this made me so glad. This was a big difference from how it can be. It was not the same with Avicii, who had a manager who only cared about money... Avicii would probably be alive today if only he had received the same support that Lewis received.

Lewis Capaldi has an amazing and unique voice, and I'm happy that he is feeling better and is back with new music! Keep it up Lewis, you are so NOT an imposter! I strongly recommend this documentary.

I know his music but I don't really follow Lewis Capaldi. Great documentary regarding his life, how he skyrocketed into the industry after pretty humble beginnings. Who he is as a person does not seem to have changed in spite of his massive success, although he clearly has struggled more with anxiety and nervous tics because of it.

I'm quite surprised that it took so long for him to get a formal diagnosis of Tourette's. Did the family really not know? The dad suggested he go for chiropractic treatment; Lewis said that will not help. It's heartbreaking that what he loves to do most is affecting his mental and physical health, because he puts so much pressure on himself to do well. He also feels obligated to be successful because now he is responsible for so many others; he now carries them too. Kind of unrealistic to think the success can be repeated as his first album was the culmination of a lifetime of creating. No doubt he will do great though.

He is an amazing talent and he has an amazing voice.

I wish him every success and I highly recommend this documentary.