Blackpink: Light Up the Sky

A peak behind the curtain of the biggest musical act of this generation... This documentary feels a little bit like an introduction to new fans, rather than an in-depth exploration for actual fans. It is fascinating to see these extraordinarily talented girls, behind the scenes, from discovery to debut to worldwide success. I just wish it had dug deeper. Perhaps that will come in a film a decade from now.

A great documentary that show their journey from trainee days to today. Good for new blinks who that want to know them better. A lot of surprise clip that we never see. Overall its a good documentary that makes you want more of it.

Kpop really isn't my thing but this docu has given me insight to what all the fuss is about. The struggles like the genres may be similar across the board but BLACKPINK has such a unique vibe about them and it tickled my fancy. Was it enough to turn me into a solid fan? For now no, but I'm definitely not changing stations if their songs come on the radio and if they have a show I wouldn't mind tuning in either. All the hype by netflix for this docu is justified, enjoyed watching it more than I thought I would.

I was worried that this would be a promotional, highly curated view into Blackpink's career - but it really felt honest and genuine. The girls show a lot of emotion and don't hide the fact that their job really takes a toll on their health and personal lives. I've never been a Blackpink super fan, just listened to some of their music, but I gained a ton of respect for them after watching this.

I loved Blackpink's documentary so much. It brought me a whole new level of respect and admiration for the girls. Thank you for doing this Netflix . Thank you YG. Thank you BLACKPINK