Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS World Tour

Let me set the record straight, I only watched this movie because Olivia Rodrigo was apart of Disney Channel and she was on High School Musical: The Musical: The Series. With that being said I actually really liked this concert documentary movie.

Positives for Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS World Tour (2024): I actually liked watching and listening to this music concert and I'm someone who doesn't really attend any music concerts. As someone who doesn't really listen to her music, I will say that Olivia Rodrigo has an amazing singing voice.

Negatives for Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS World Tour (2024): Like I said before I'm not someone who attends music concerts with the exception of ELO back in 2018. This is also a movie that I will only see as a one time thing.

Overall, Olivia Rodrigo: GUTS World Tour (2024) was a fun experience and I would highly recommend it to fans of Olivia Rodrigo. Thankfully after watching this movie, Rodrigo has hunted a possible return to acting and I'll be keeping my eye on her.

This is a great Live Concert film! I wasn't able to go and loved seeing this film on Netflix. It shows the amazing effort and talent that went into one of the greatest albums of the decade and displays Olivia's amazing singing skills and performing skills. Her band and dancers are also extremely great. I cant wait to see her play and sell out larger venues like music festivals and large world stadiums.

Olivia has tremendous great things coming for her and it will only get better and better for her! I see more masterpiece music, films, involvement with Disney, and enormous World Tours that are equal or better than Eras tour in the future! She is a living Legend and will be one of the greatest female singers of All Time.

I had high hopes for this concert movie, especially with Olivia Rodrigo being such a promising young artist on her second album. Unfortunately, I found it to be quite disappointing, largely due to the sound mixing. It feels like the production was more focused on showcasing the hysteria of her fans than highlighting her performance.

Throughout the film, the audience's screams overpower the music. Her voice is mixed so low that it's almost impossible to enjoy her singing, even after trying every equalization setting available. This issue completely undermines the experience-after all, this is a concert movie, where the music should be the star. Instead, I found myself watching a visual spectacle with subpar audio.

What makes this even more frustrating is that Olivia can sing, and from the faint glimpses of her voice buried under the crowd noise, she sounds great. It's baffling that the sound design obscures her talent. If this were an attempt to mask a lack of vocal ability, it might make sense-but that's not the case here.

Ultimately, I don't know if I'll even make it through to the end. The audio quality is just that bad. For a project meant to celebrate a musical artist, this felt like a major missed opportunity.

I'm not the biggest Rodrigo fan but I do really enjoy a lot of her music and appreciate that she writes her own stuff. This concert was very curated for her fans which, if you're a fan of hers is great! If you're a casual fan it might seem a bit immature and tantrum throwing girlhood type show but that's kinda her thing. Very theatrical and overly dramatic so that's what she does and she does it well. She has a lot of banger songs. Her dancers are dressed interestingly. Love that her band is all girls and super punk rock. I feel like she's going for Alanis circa 2000s grunge which makes sense since alanis is one of her idols. Loved the chapell guest surprise.

I have only heard of this woman, but I don't think that I have actually listened to any of her songs before this concert on Netflix, so I watched it because it's there and people are talking about it and I should get updated on some youth culture right?

I was expecting a songstress of the Ariana calibre but instead I got more of a Taylor Swift vibe. Definitely a future contender for Taylor, I'd say if this girl sticks with it she has all the talent to surpass or at least emulate Taylor Swift's success. It worked for me much more than Taylor's earlier songs did. But I am not a swiftie. Tbh I am not a fan of any of these hugely popular girlies. I'm a nineties girl and I doubt that will ever change.

But, I was surprised by the rock-indie delivery of the lines, again since I was expecting a songstress and by the very direct, relatable quality of the lyrics, which Taylor seems to have lost to complex metaphors. There's a bit of Miley Cyrus rebelliousness (contrived as that was at the time) in the tone of her voice and a bit of Gwen Stefani maybe in her expression. Again, do not hold my cultural references against me. I have never delved too deep into any of these female icons. I basically know their hits, of which there are plenty about and their public persona.

Anyway, one last thing I wanted to say, I sure enjoyed most of her songs, they are catchy (certainly nor revolutionary musically) and tongue in cheek and they deal mostly with boys - stupidly and hopelessly falling in love, getting heartbroken, cheated on, broken up with, getting revenge, being resentful. And a couple of songs about growing up and self-image. Not having had any romantic feelings or heartbreaks for a while now I took 'em for what they are, entertaining stuff for teens and 20 to 30 year old girls and those in the audience were sure singing their hearts out to these. I'm just glad I'm not going through a break-up right now cause some of these songs are pretty hard-core. I hope she writes from other people's experiences too, or else she has terrible taste in men. Or very bad luck. Or both...