Ariana Grande: Excuse Me, I Love You

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 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.

I thought this movie will be about Lifestyle of Ariana Grande...but the whole movie is showing only the live perfomance where she singed and danced....No lifestyle was shown about her in that movie.....plz don't waste your time friends....Blackpink-Light up the sky is better than this!

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.

It's no 'Homecoming,' but it's alright. there's little insight in this uneven mix of backstage and concert footage, but ariana grande's energetic performance is always a pleasure to watch. that random "Trump is impeached" moment is... well... pretty random.