Ariana Grande: Excuse Me, I Love You

Quite dissapointed. Expected a documentary about her tour with a backstory but I only counted 4-5 brief, meaningless backstage moments. Would be best described as a film of her tour, nothing documentary-like about it.

I was underwhelmed by this. The concert footage is good, she's a great performer, but marketing it as a documentary is one heck of a stretch. A few disjointed, shallow backstage clips and very random anecdotes is all you get.

Apologies but if your looking for a true heart felt look into the hard work and determination that goes into an Ariana Grande world tour, your in the wrong place. This is nothing more than a concert film with about 6-7 mediocre (and totally unrelated) behind the scenes footage. That have no relation to the tour itself or what it's about. Now if this was just suppose to be a concert film I'd give it 8/10. The visuals, singing and whole performance (from grande to the dancers) was amazing. I can't stand it though when films that try to call themselves a documentary aren't even close to it.

Overall, it's definitely worth a watch. Just know that it's not (in anyway) a documentary. It's just a concert movie.

Firstly this is not a documentary. If it were it would note that this advocate of 'defund the police" has armed personal private security 24/7. That this fighter against global warming uses private jets, SUV limos, heated swimming pools and the carbon footprint of 2,500 working persons. This is is nothing more than a narcissistic puff piece.

I love Ariana but I was expecting more raw footage of her... she has talent no doubt but it just felt like I was watching a concert. With that said, I do love her songs but it was more a music video than anything else.