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She was always there, all these years, funny, in some talk shows or dancing with the stars, but I was never really thinking about Pamela.

But this documentary!!! , she made me fall in love with her.

She has the courage to be real and true.

I'm a woman, her age, not a guy:) and now, I admirer her for her courage, how she goes through her live with a smile, always looking for a better way, after all that what happened to her: Miss Anderson was victime of extreme invasion of privacy. The stolen images of her intimate life were destroying her career and her life. How it went unpunished? No justice for a woman because she is blond? Or is it because she is assuming her sexuality with grace? I am revolted.

The doc is ok, but Pamela is a super star. She is not from this planet, she must be an ET.

And I want more. Please, Netflix, make a comedy series with her. Or a wild Canadian nature travel log. But I want more. Give us more of PAMELA..

Great movie for a winter snowstorm afternoon.

It is a refreshing Christmas comedy. The actors are good looking and funny, coming from all kind of backgrounds, without hiding their distinct accents. The movie can be appreciate it by parents with older children; there is something that we all know about the quest to raise our offsprings well and having them under control. This is a constant battle between two generations, they clash and they don't understand each other.

I can say that the artistic direction of the movie is very successful, it has a comedy side to it without exaggeration, a very nice touch.

What is also a pleasant surprise is that the movie has its own signature very hard to compare to anything else; a good job done by director and writer Tina Adams.

The movie about spouse abuse gives to everybody hope that there is an escape, an exit door open to all victims of domestic violence ; Elisabeth has courage to leave, report and turn page on her domestic violence experience.