Madonna: Innocence Lost

I am Madonna's number one fan. I admire her so much. I would do anything to meet her. This is a great movie the only thing I don't like about it is it made her look like a slut with a bad attitude. Only Madonna could portray Madonna. In my opinion if you're going to make a movie about someone it should be as close to the truth as possible. Bonnie Farmer wrote this review. I don't like to put my name out there but I want everyone who reads this to know my name. The best thing about Madonna is shes not afraid to be sexual. Her ''Erotica'' and ''Justify My Love'' music videos were controversial because of they're sexual content. I hope to one day be at least half as successful as she is at whatever I do. Wish me luck.

Madonna: Innocense Lost is based on the best selling 1991 biography "Madonna: Unauthorized" written by Christopher Andersen. The film stars Terumi Matthews as the pre-fame Madonna and details her life from childhood to superstardom. It also shows a darker side to her and how she made it to the top.

I read Mr. Andersen's book and despite the flaws, it was a very interesting read. I learned a lot about Madonna that I hadn't known before. It reveals all of the loves in her life and her supposed bisexuality, which Madonna has never talked about publicly. It also shows what she did to make sure she became one of the world's bestselling artists.

I watched this film one evening on cable and although Terumi Matthews gives a very good and convincing performance as Madonna, the whole film is weak and without any substance. The other actors in this film give very wooden performances that don't make their characters at all appealing nor do they even try. Plus, the direction is very sloppy and the script, though based on a best selling biographical book, is very badly written. Terumi Matthews is all alone here with all the weight on her shoulders portraying the title character very well. It's a wonder that Ms. Matthews never got exhausted as the movie progressed. I was yawning a lot while watching this biopic as I found the whole film to be miserably and mesmerizingly boring. It's a wonder that I didn't fall asleep while watching this film because I was yawning quite a bit as I watched it.

The film was actually nominated for a primetime Emmy Award for "Outstanding Achievement.in Costuming.for a Miniseries or Special." The costumes looked sharp, alongside the performance of Ms. Matthews, but the rest of this film is weak, flat and boring.

There will be another biopic about Madonna soon, which she is getting prepared to do. Hopefully, that biopic will be better than this one.

Avoid this film at all costs if it ever shows up on TV again. Just pass on this by watching something else. This film is weak and boring.

Madonna is portrayed as a talentless and heartless bitch. Even though she's a tough gal, she's got talent and skills and that's not something that you can conclude after seeing this movie. Based on the biography , by what's his name, the movie and also the book, stink. Madonna is one of the biggest stars of our time. This can't all be because she's a hard bitch?! Madonna is a great woman and she will be remembered.

Surprisingly enough, Madonna did not star in this horrible movie -even though she usually has a nose for the worst bombs and run to get involved in them. Really, a manichean movie who displays Madonna as a cold-hearted, talentless, manipulative bitch who slept her way through the top and destroyed a few life on the way. No surprise since this is based on one of Christopher Andersen's "unauthorized" biographies... A waste since Madonna's life could definitely make a great movie, and since a few acting talents are really wasted in this horribly bad movie -especially Terumi Matthews and Wendie Mallick. I guess we'll have to wait either until she's dead or until she releases her autobiography for that -what a shame!

Actually a very good TV movie. Terumi (love that name) Matthews played Madonna better than Madonna could play herself. I have read several interviews with, and short biographies of Madonna and she truly is a self-made woman. Many beautiful women have tried to sleep their way to the top - and Madonna certainly has a talent for that - but as the movie makes clear that is never enough. Matthews convincingly portrays a girl of immense energy, courage, audacity and talent who by hook or crook is determined to become a star. As Madonna grows into a woman she neither matures in grace nor gratitude but simply becomes even better a using the people around her to get what she wants. Yet she is not simply portrayed as a one-dimensional vampire but as a person deeply scarred by her mother's death and because of her parent's faith Madonna is also deeply angry with God. The movie does not go into Madonna's new found faith as expressed in Jewish Kabbalah mysticism (since it was made in 1994), nor her marriage and children and now children's books. So in that sense there is much more to tell of the Madonna story.