All of Those Voices

It was such an emotional rollercoaster but i had the best time ever!! You get to see loads of behind the scenes and louis tomlinson's emotional journey. Even if you are not particularly the biggest louis tomlinson fan ever, it still gives you more of an insight to the musical journey that many artists have. You get to see both the good and bad sides of celebrities lives in general and it was honestly quite eye-opening. I was honestly so focused on the screen the entire time. If you do end up watching it, i hope you having an amazing time. It's so lovely to have the entire cinema laughing along and crying with you. I hope you all enjoy!!

The documentary shows Louis' journey in becoming the person we know as today, the sweetheart of Doncaster. He is very in depth and honest with what he showcases. He goes into detail explaining his struggles as an artist but as a grieving son and brother as well. Louis is a very sensitive and emotional guy, and I admire that. It is refreshing seeing a man being confident in his self but his emotions as well. He is unknowingly breaking such a deep rooted societal norm and he's doing it in a way that is real and raw. I'd also like to point out how gay his shows are. I know this doesn't have anything to do with what I said before but it's beautiful seeing how happy and safe his fans are with him. There wasn't a scene without a pride flag being visible, good for him 👍

This was the best documentary of an artist I have ever seen, it wasn't just about his career and what he did backstage like many documentaries are, it expressed who he really was, his insecurities, his highs and lows, his fears, his joys and all the hard work that led to where he is now, all the hard work he did to be proud of what he did and deserving of all his success, everyone should see this documentary to get to know the real Louis, so genuine, kind, spontaneous and charismatic. I have a lot of admiration for Louis both personally and artistically. Thank you Louis. We are so proud of you, we love you so so much.

Amazing, amazing film. To know this has been in the making for a few years now. Captures the lows and highs of Louis' life. Charlie did a great job at the cinematography. Seeing Louis grow from when One Direction went on Hiatus, to his journey as an individual artist. Louis' relationship with his band, his fans, his family is explored in the film. Really felt the energy from the live shows and what it meant to Louis. The songs from Faith in the Future acted as the perfect Background score for the movie. I have a feeling I'm going to watch it over and over again. Hoping it's made available to stream soon!!

Have you ever seen Forrest Gump? Better than that. Have you seen the Hangover? Funnier than that! Have you seen the Titanic? Sadder than that.

In all realness, Louis is super underrated and I'm really happy he got to share his story in such a large scale. I think he is probably the most unseen member of one direction but has been my favorite since the beginning so after watching the film I'm glad I have been able to follow him and listen to his music all these years. He is truly talented and no one really knows. This film was beautiful and gut wrenching and I'm so happy I'm a Louis Tomlinson fan.