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I have long viewed Jennifer Lopez, who is an amazing actress and artist, as a bit of a narcissistic diva. In other words, I appreciate her art and talents, but wouldnt want to know her in person. She seems kinda fake, like someone who tries overly hard to project an image of perfection when reality is anything but that (and she confirms that is what she has been doing in the movie), and it makes it hard for the discerning person to like her, trust her, or root for her. This movie, in many ways, confirmed my perceptions of her and the irony was that this was her attempt to let down her guard and be vulnerable, yet it seems like she just can't help but be less than honest. It was funny (in an ironic way) to watch Ben try to call her out on her dishonesty in some respects. It also confirmed to me that they are not in love, nor are they soul mates. All I feel is tension between them, which I have sensed from afar, not infatuation or even love, and certainly not the greatest love story never told. So if my perceptions are correct and she can't see that - if she is unable to face reality because of the stories in her head and the need to control the narrative and her image - it makes me sad for her.
The only shocking part to me was that Ben has a deeply romantic and thoughtful aspect to his personality (in terms of the "bible" he gave her). He has a deep side, which you really don't see in the chatacters he chooses to portray. So it was nice to get a glimpse of that. And I think he genuinely cares about her as a person. But I don't think they are in love.
But their relationship kinda makes sense...a recovering alcoholic/liar pairs with another narcissistic liar (someone who lies to herself, not just others) in an effort to make things appear okay to the outside world. I mean...he didn't even realize their first break up broke her heart until he read the script for this movie. So what do they talk about with each other? Work? The weather? How can a relationship grow when people stay at such a surface level with each other? So I hope for their sakes, they can find the deeper path to honesty at some point. Cause truth truly sets us free.
The overall impression I have gotten from Jennifer Lopez lately is that she thinks we are more enamored with her than we actually are, and I have gotten that impression from her last 2 projects. So maybe she is confusing self-love for self-worship? Cuz they are not the same. So I just pity her more than anything. (Probably not the expectation a famous millionairess would expect from others.) That said, I hope she continues down the path to learning greater self-honesty. This was a step in that direction in some respects so I gave it 5 stars that reason. And I liked seeing her without makeup. Props for that.
The only shocking part to me was that Ben has a deeply romantic and thoughtful aspect to his personality (in terms of the "bible" he gave her). He has a deep side, which you really don't see in the chatacters he chooses to portray. So it was nice to get a glimpse of that. And I think he genuinely cares about her as a person. But I don't think they are in love.
But their relationship kinda makes sense...a recovering alcoholic/liar pairs with another narcissistic liar (someone who lies to herself, not just others) in an effort to make things appear okay to the outside world. I mean...he didn't even realize their first break up broke her heart until he read the script for this movie. So what do they talk about with each other? Work? The weather? How can a relationship grow when people stay at such a surface level with each other? So I hope for their sakes, they can find the deeper path to honesty at some point. Cause truth truly sets us free.
The overall impression I have gotten from Jennifer Lopez lately is that she thinks we are more enamored with her than we actually are, and I have gotten that impression from her last 2 projects. So maybe she is confusing self-love for self-worship? Cuz they are not the same. So I just pity her more than anything. (Probably not the expectation a famous millionairess would expect from others.) That said, I hope she continues down the path to learning greater self-honesty. This was a step in that direction in some respects so I gave it 5 stars that reason. And I liked seeing her without makeup. Props for that.
- paintedlaughter-56290
- Mar 9, 2024
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- hannah-mae91
- Apr 22, 2024
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I wanted to find out about her for marriages and why they all ended, but I could only get through about a quarter of this documentary because J Lo comes off as one weird person who is completely narcissistic and self absorbed. Her best friends tell her not to do this and she still does it, she says "I don't need to do this, but I want to". Part of maturity is no longer having to cave into your carnal desires of self indulgence. Of maturity is thinking about other people ahead of your own self. She showed a book full of love letters From Ben over 20 years. I hope he was not riding her letters when he was married to Garner; I don't think he was. Anyway, I could only get through maybe 20 minutes of this garbage.
- jaybug-49925
- May 27, 2024
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Industrial grade self-indulgence. The sheer egotism required to make this clap-trap is off the scale. Why do people like J-Lo not have friends, associates or business partners who say to her, look mate, don't do this, it will wreck your brand/ make you look stupid/ make you look like a self-indulgent diva? There is really nothing here that is film worthy, only maybe to a tiny group of long term fans. Everyone else will watch this through their fingers and iluless the viewer has a strong stomach, are battlefield brave or are somewhat infirm, will simply not make it to the end.
I'd say this was one to avoid if I'm honest.
I'd say this was one to avoid if I'm honest.
This was honestly hilarious. Pairing it with the other 2 flaccid tines of the big comeback - her new album and the visual video that accompanies it - make for a great sk had its good JLO night with your friends. Have some drinks and smokes with your friends and you won't stop cracking up at this.
From her obviously fake PR style narration to the camera, to her attempts to seem real and genuine that are again fake and scripted, to her just wishing Ben could see how beautiful and talented she is, to her attempting to be humble - all of it just falls so so so flat.
Bonus points if you can keep track of how many custom rhinestone and bejeweled water bottles she has throughout the film. We lost count and looked it up just to confirm that yes of course she sells them in her site. Yet again just another curated PR move within this already artificial attempt at drumming up business for her music and movies.
It will make you laugh and cry, but not for the reason they set out to...
From her obviously fake PR style narration to the camera, to her attempts to seem real and genuine that are again fake and scripted, to her just wishing Ben could see how beautiful and talented she is, to her attempting to be humble - all of it just falls so so so flat.
Bonus points if you can keep track of how many custom rhinestone and bejeweled water bottles she has throughout the film. We lost count and looked it up just to confirm that yes of course she sells them in her site. Yet again just another curated PR move within this already artificial attempt at drumming up business for her music and movies.
It will make you laugh and cry, but not for the reason they set out to...
- TheBeardedWonder
- Mar 1, 2024
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This documentary is a little without substance, the acting is poor, the screenplay is thin, there's no spontaneity, everything sounds fake and not genuine. It can be skipped without giving you major FOMO. It's not a great fun film to watch and there's not much to take away from it either. The title seems made up as well and has little to do with the contents. Perhaps it was chosen to lure women who are into love stories. But it doesn't make justice to the contents, it's a bit fake and nothing in this film sounds very spontaneous to be honest. One great example is the scene where J Lo claims that she used to run up and down the block with a messy hair when she was 16 (for which J Lo was exposed). Her hair was actually pretty neat in a school picture she took at the time. The school was also not exactly a school for not haves, the premises were literally a mansion, and tuition ran at about $12K a year per some estimates and testimonies. Girls were not the excluded low class type, it was an all-girls school and I assume none had to work for a living based on their good looks. The bad tongues have that J Lo leveraged that urban legend portrayed in her Jenny from the Block hit as way to garner more fame and popularity, but the story is far from truth in actuality (she was never humble). Now, should I be bashing this film? I don't know, but maybe the fact that J Lo has so many horror stories about how she treats people who she deems beneath her will make me feel less guilty.
Isn't anything sacred, she get back with Ben and has to tell the world my love is better, more shinny than any of you peasants, but I really believe if she had found true love she would want to protect it, I mean the book, this guy was married for many years and had children and your waving this book as if too say "yeah but he loved me all along" wow the the cringing sensation was killing me, The amount of people saying throughout DONT DO THIS but her well published need for attention said I WILL, the scene were she says "my mother was a narcissist" well the apple did not fall far, thats for sure. The scene were they are saying Taylor Swift said no and virtually everyone from the entertainment business said no why would you put that in if this had been a spoof it would have Good but unfortunately its her real ego talking, I have to say I felt sorry for Ben Affleck who is an really talented guy having to pacify his self absorbed wife, while admitting it should be kept private, and what if they split will we be in for the sequel when she meets her next victim, er husband.
- soulseer-09120
- Mar 5, 2024
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I hated that you never saw JLo be "real" about her struggles. She always had a smile in every interview. Still sucks we only see her challenges and raw emotions in her documentaries. But my takeaway from this one is that she finally gives zero effs about putting herself out there and that effort alone shows growth. I would have liked to see how she juggled being a mom with this project, but I loved how she incorporated Ben and having him interview her. I presume people once again will judge her for being the perfectionist or "boss" she exudes here but when you have millions of dollars on the line, I would probably be more upright than what's she gives off, so it's well understandable.
- torojessica
- Feb 27, 2024
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Another reviewer nailed it, when they dubbed it a doc about a doc, and I add, about a movie (other commenter might have mentioned that too, but I cannot remember while typing). LOL I was 25 minutes in and questioned what this was about. Jennifer Lopez definitely seems to want the reviewers to know that this was financed from her own bank account. It is entertaining enough, but I still have 40 minutes left. If I have more to add to this review, then I will come back and make an update. Until then, I will add more words to fill the character requirement for posting reviews on this platform. Enjoy!
- EyeSeesMovies
- Mar 3, 2024
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Probably the worst thing I've ever watched. Jennifer Lopez's acting leaves much to be desired. Stick to music because acting is not for you baby. Jennifer Lopez has to be the most self absorbed monstrosity of a celebrity to think this was even a good idea. I see why so many celebrities turned down being in this "film" Jennifer Lopez is the embodiment of a stomach ache in human form. It's crazy how unlikable and revolting one person can be. All the scenes in this film felt forced and unnatural and felt as if Jennifer Lopez wrote them herself so she could be relevant again and play in her own movie. Save your time, seriously.
I loved her album, loved her musical movie and now this documentary is a perfect conclusion to her story around this topic - the greatest love story never told - SELF LOVE.
Using all her assets, she wove a beautiful story and this documentary delved deeper into how this all came about.
She is such an inspiration, rocking out at 54! Her resilience and character shines through. It so interesting that she is this grounded and full of self love now and could probably be on her own, but now she is married to her soulmate!
Jlo seems so grounded and mature now. This trilogy of work must have been so cathartic for her. LOVED IT ALL!!
Using all her assets, she wove a beautiful story and this documentary delved deeper into how this all came about.
She is such an inspiration, rocking out at 54! Her resilience and character shines through. It so interesting that she is this grounded and full of self love now and could probably be on her own, but now she is married to her soulmate!
Jlo seems so grounded and mature now. This trilogy of work must have been so cathartic for her. LOVED IT ALL!!
- nalisha2000
- Feb 26, 2024
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I've watched this doco twice,trying to get a sense of who this woman is
All she ever leaves me feeling is she's a narcissist and she's very vain
She has an awful reputation as a diva and as a person who thinks herself above other mere mortals
Who thought of the vrilliant( not idea) of her sharing half time with Shakira the awesome Shakira with an auto tune lipsynca?
Woe is me woe JLo Ultra expressive gowns clothes accessories hairstyles makeup does not the artist make!
She uses Natasha Ramos voice on Jen from the block and Ashanti for another and...the list goes on The reason JLo does t feel good enough is because she's not a good singer and has been living a lie Her daughter sings better!
Woe is me woe JLo Ultra expressive gowns clothes accessories hairstyles makeup does not the artist make!
She uses Natasha Ramos voice on Jen from the block and Ashanti for another and...the list goes on The reason JLo does t feel good enough is because she's not a good singer and has been living a lie Her daughter sings better!
Jennifer is the most narcissistic unstable complete and total nut job who needs to constantly be made to feel good about herself running around me me I have to struggle for anybody to consider me beautiful oh my gosh what would I do if I couldn't tell everybody what to do. Total waste of airtime please take this off the air. I may not have her money I wouldn't want it if it meant that I had to behave the way she did throughout that entire documentary it's embarrassing she should be embarrassed putting herself out like that making it seem like her life is so hard and nobody can relate or understand.
- tladylaura
- Jul 10, 2024
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Omg that was hilarious and i got so embarrassed on behalf of everyone who knows her..desperation on a narcissistic is not a good look.
She's a bad singer, she's a meh actress she's a great dancer And as a human well she's not good either.
Zero respect to their previous relationships..uncalled for at all ..and Ben omg..i could feel how irritated he was with her And like attempting to do what Prince did...lol seriously???
She's not in the same dimension as Prince.
Imagine ill use my money to make a movie about me...and embaress ppl when they dont want anything to do with this epic embarrassing look at me "documentary "
She's a bad singer, she's a meh actress she's a great dancer And as a human well she's not good either.
Zero respect to their previous relationships..uncalled for at all ..and Ben omg..i could feel how irritated he was with her And like attempting to do what Prince did...lol seriously???
She's not in the same dimension as Prince.
Imagine ill use my money to make a movie about me...and embaress ppl when they dont want anything to do with this epic embarrassing look at me "documentary "
While I have never been a huge fan of Jennifer Lopez, I've always thought she was a decent actress and screen presence. I do not consider her a great singer by any means, but she is at least entertaining in the things she's done in the past.
This? Not entertaining at all. I'm pretty sure J-Lo did not mean to make a comedy, but yet I could not stop laughing at how ridiculous and self-absorbed she came off here. This is the very definition of a self-funded vanity project.
J-Lo has always been accused of being a diva, and this seems to be her attempt to try and come off as more humble, vulnerable, and relatable. Unfortunately, that is not how it comes off. In fact, it comes off as a dishonest portrayal of who she is.
First of all, J-Lo also acts like she came from extremely humble beginnings, yet as I can attest, the school she went to was fairly expensive even in the 1970s and 1980s. That school was Preston High School, and my aunt graduated three years ahead of her (1984). Is J-Lo a hard worker who got way beyond the Bronx? Sure, I suppose, but she acts like she came from absolutely nothing, which is not quite the case.
I don't get the sense here that she and Ben Affleck are soulmate at all. In fact, I don't think they are even in love. I just sense tension between the two.
It's strange that for over 10 years, Ben's marriage with Jennifer Garner was kept pretty private and that one of the reasons he split from J-Lo was supposedly the media attention. Yet, what does he do as soon almost as he's divorced from Jen Garner? Runs right back to J-Lo. It tells me he is truly just as desperate for the fame and attention as she is, but Jen Garner probably was not. Either that or neither can accept that it's not 2003 anymore and people aren't as interested in them.
In a lot of ways, this documentary confirms what a lot of people already think of J-Lo instead of refuting the perception.
This? Not entertaining at all. I'm pretty sure J-Lo did not mean to make a comedy, but yet I could not stop laughing at how ridiculous and self-absorbed she came off here. This is the very definition of a self-funded vanity project.
J-Lo has always been accused of being a diva, and this seems to be her attempt to try and come off as more humble, vulnerable, and relatable. Unfortunately, that is not how it comes off. In fact, it comes off as a dishonest portrayal of who she is.
First of all, J-Lo also acts like she came from extremely humble beginnings, yet as I can attest, the school she went to was fairly expensive even in the 1970s and 1980s. That school was Preston High School, and my aunt graduated three years ahead of her (1984). Is J-Lo a hard worker who got way beyond the Bronx? Sure, I suppose, but she acts like she came from absolutely nothing, which is not quite the case.
I don't get the sense here that she and Ben Affleck are soulmate at all. In fact, I don't think they are even in love. I just sense tension between the two.
It's strange that for over 10 years, Ben's marriage with Jennifer Garner was kept pretty private and that one of the reasons he split from J-Lo was supposedly the media attention. Yet, what does he do as soon almost as he's divorced from Jen Garner? Runs right back to J-Lo. It tells me he is truly just as desperate for the fame and attention as she is, but Jen Garner probably was not. Either that or neither can accept that it's not 2003 anymore and people aren't as interested in them.
In a lot of ways, this documentary confirms what a lot of people already think of J-Lo instead of refuting the perception.
- danielswhitleedaniels
- Apr 25, 2024
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Suppose you are reading this worrying whether this is the film for you. Do it, afraid! It is the whole mantra of the film. Do what you have to do. Be inspired. Feel loved. Most of all, believe in yourself.
It is artistic, cinematic, and raw, and it has great characters, some of whom I was completely unaware of, such as her wardrobe supervisor. I loved her!
Starts as a love story, but it is a documentary about a making a film of a music album, and the effort and work that this process takes and ends with being the greatest love story ever told. If you get it in the end. Congratulations for believing in art and magic.
It is artistic, cinematic, and raw, and it has great characters, some of whom I was completely unaware of, such as her wardrobe supervisor. I loved her!
Starts as a love story, but it is a documentary about a making a film of a music album, and the effort and work that this process takes and ends with being the greatest love story ever told. If you get it in the end. Congratulations for believing in art and magic.
JLo is real low, full of self importance, self centred and hypocritical.
Full of lies, no credit where credit is due, to the real people that helped her in the beginning, not the ones she bent over for to propel her ahead of much better performers, she likens herself to Selena lol, she isn't even in the same orbit as Selena, she couldn't even sing Selena's songs in the biopic ... how embarrassing lol
Has a lot of explaining to do with the whole Diddy disaster dilemma going on right now, if there's no blood on her hands I'd be surprised.
I bet she knows the dark & dirty secrets and is too scared to speak up incase she loses what little is left of her waning career.
Jenny from the block has been around the block too many times and the wheels are falling off.
Full of lies, no credit where credit is due, to the real people that helped her in the beginning, not the ones she bent over for to propel her ahead of much better performers, she likens herself to Selena lol, she isn't even in the same orbit as Selena, she couldn't even sing Selena's songs in the biopic ... how embarrassing lol
Has a lot of explaining to do with the whole Diddy disaster dilemma going on right now, if there's no blood on her hands I'd be surprised.
I bet she knows the dark & dirty secrets and is too scared to speak up incase she loses what little is left of her waning career.
Jenny from the block has been around the block too many times and the wheels are falling off.
For the one person who thinks Ben was annoyed with her, no he wasn't, he was supportive. She also never pretended to be prince. She just said he did make a movie too with his album, and that's what she wanted to do too.
Now for the actual behind the scenes, this is real! No fakeness and if one came way with it s narcissists , duh it's about her album, her songs. However she takes you on a journey, to failed relationships, some were dangerous and abusive. And in short, when she realized, she needed to figure out who she really is, she did, and then she found love, Ben!! To be ready to receive the love you need to love yourself! Does she know it work forever no. But you need to keep trying ! And to go for it! Don't stop believing. That's the message she wants to relay to you. And I loved it. It's amazing to see she has the same struggles as we do. Money doesn't buy away those struggles !
Now for the actual behind the scenes, this is real! No fakeness and if one came way with it s narcissists , duh it's about her album, her songs. However she takes you on a journey, to failed relationships, some were dangerous and abusive. And in short, when she realized, she needed to figure out who she really is, she did, and then she found love, Ben!! To be ready to receive the love you need to love yourself! Does she know it work forever no. But you need to keep trying ! And to go for it! Don't stop believing. That's the message she wants to relay to you. And I loved it. It's amazing to see she has the same struggles as we do. Money doesn't buy away those struggles !
- helenaterschegget
- May 31, 2024
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What's going on inside Jennifer Lopez' head lately? I pity her, having the nerve (and lack of self judgement) to release something as DREADFULLY CRINGEWORTHY as this!
Dont get me wrong, I think Jennifer Lopez is a fine actress and she has starred in several good movies. I cant judge her singing/dacing carreer though, because her music is not my thing. And I even want to believe she is an okay person, so I am not a hater, BUT....
The bad: I guess Jennifer Lopez is suffering from a midlife crisis. She looks old now (even with tons of makeup) and she seems to be desperately clinging on to her fading youthful popular image, which is no more.
So sad to see this once such a good and popular performer now grovel in her own glorification, trying to cling on to some long faded popularity, while half the world has already forgotten her.
Not any good then? It's KITSCH. It's Gigli (2003) revisited, which is by far THE worst Ben Affleck movie EVER made. This music "documentary" has also got an appearance by Ben Affleck, who mumbles some hilarious jibberish about self love. What the what!@?
Hilariously bad. Cringeworthy to the MAX. Havent seen anything as self obsessed and VAIN like this for a long time!!!
Dont get me wrong, I think Jennifer Lopez is a fine actress and she has starred in several good movies. I cant judge her singing/dacing carreer though, because her music is not my thing. And I even want to believe she is an okay person, so I am not a hater, BUT....
The bad: I guess Jennifer Lopez is suffering from a midlife crisis. She looks old now (even with tons of makeup) and she seems to be desperately clinging on to her fading youthful popular image, which is no more.
So sad to see this once such a good and popular performer now grovel in her own glorification, trying to cling on to some long faded popularity, while half the world has already forgotten her.
Not any good then? It's KITSCH. It's Gigli (2003) revisited, which is by far THE worst Ben Affleck movie EVER made. This music "documentary" has also got an appearance by Ben Affleck, who mumbles some hilarious jibberish about self love. What the what!@?
Hilariously bad. Cringeworthy to the MAX. Havent seen anything as self obsessed and VAIN like this for a long time!!!
Horrible!!!! Absolutely the worst!! Confused if it was a movie or music videos or a musical. This was a complete disaster and she needs to not even make a movie again . What a waste of her own money! And no one feels bad for her! Watch this is me now and you'll see how cruel she is the others around her. The entire story in itself doesn't make sense, it's very cheesy and low budget. She does all different types of dances that don't make sense. She's now trying to sound like Selena Gomez and Ariana Grande with their music styles that are nothing like her own. And it's not even like, she isn't allowed to try something new- no this isn't new, it's been heard and done before, by other artists ! Entirely the " movie" is a disaster. The end had me confused not even realizing that was the end of it. I literally finished watching it with my jaw dropped open from how disastrous this movie was.
- reality-43073
- Apr 3, 2024
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Jennifer's narcissism makes this project so spectacular to watch. The music is awful, and the movie makes zero sense, but her confidence and delusion is inspiring.
Beautiful gowns....
To all the producers and studios that told her she shouldn't make this film and album are...correct. But I am so glad she funded it herself and made it anyways. This woman went into DEBT to make not only a movie, but this documentary to pair it with? Iconic. Yet I still don't know what she is trying to tell us...could be a threat.
3 stars for the drama and campiness of it all. Highly recommend to ironically watch with your stoner friends.
Beautiful gowns....
To all the producers and studios that told her she shouldn't make this film and album are...correct. But I am so glad she funded it herself and made it anyways. This woman went into DEBT to make not only a movie, but this documentary to pair it with? Iconic. Yet I still don't know what she is trying to tell us...could be a threat.
3 stars for the drama and campiness of it all. Highly recommend to ironically watch with your stoner friends.
- sean-peters2010
- Feb 27, 2024
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I couldn't get through it! I was super excited prior, I've enjoyed her movies, music and dance in the past. I just knew it was going to be amazing. Big let down. Boring! Also, it seems to appear like she's going through a midlife crisis. I've never looked at her as a pick me girl, narcissist, with I'm the only one who matters attitude. It comes off as that very early on. Poor Ben, you can tell he didn't want this. Poor thing I wish she would have also took a hint when no one wanted to participate. Her paying for everything to make a documentary about herself alone is cringe for me. Don't waste your time.
Don't waist your time.
Don't waist your time.
- meggy-33998
- Apr 2, 2024
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The most vulnerable, telling, raw, real, honest we've ever seen Jennifer Lopez and probably the last time we will. She literally poured all of her heart, soul, energy, time, money, dreams, everything! To this project and it paid off.
Audiences and critics are loving for the most part, and it's especially rewarding to see after she has been so criminally underrated, criticized and scrutinized. Haters will pick apart everything she does without even listening or watching, but if it was another artist doing the same exact thing they would praise. She has given us an album, a documentary, a live show, a movie and a tour announcement in the shortest month of the year. Her work ethic is unmatched and the passion she puts into everything she does is rare. She's not the most gifted actress or vocalist, but as they say, hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. Bravo Jennifer.
Audiences and critics are loving for the most part, and it's especially rewarding to see after she has been so criminally underrated, criticized and scrutinized. Haters will pick apart everything she does without even listening or watching, but if it was another artist doing the same exact thing they would praise. She has given us an album, a documentary, a live show, a movie and a tour announcement in the shortest month of the year. Her work ethic is unmatched and the passion she puts into everything she does is rare. She's not the most gifted actress or vocalist, but as they say, hard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard. Bravo Jennifer.
- hiramjkennedy
- Feb 27, 2024
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JLO is absolutely what everyone said she is: egotistical, very rude to her team, and to Ben.
Everyone told her not to do this, and not to do the idiotic nonsensical movie either, and she did both!!
No one even knew this was coming out, and I'm half way watching this and the rumor I heard in the industry is very true: She is paying Ben to be with her / appear to be with her, because she couldn't handle another engagement cancelled, with A Rod, who, like all others, cheated on her. She also knew that what she did in the club with diddy will come to bite her in the butt one day, so she concocted this perfect PR story of how their love story is one for the ages, when in fact, it's all a lie.
Everyone is right. This is het DOWNFALL. Everything is coming out - she used Ashanti's vocals and other women's, she cannot sing, she completely ignored her children in both projects, she's rude to people around her and her friends, she's done for.
Everyone told her not to do this, and not to do the idiotic nonsensical movie either, and she did both!!
No one even knew this was coming out, and I'm half way watching this and the rumor I heard in the industry is very true: She is paying Ben to be with her / appear to be with her, because she couldn't handle another engagement cancelled, with A Rod, who, like all others, cheated on her. She also knew that what she did in the club with diddy will come to bite her in the butt one day, so she concocted this perfect PR story of how their love story is one for the ages, when in fact, it's all a lie.
Everyone is right. This is het DOWNFALL. Everything is coming out - she used Ashanti's vocals and other women's, she cannot sing, she completely ignored her children in both projects, she's rude to people around her and her friends, she's done for.
Watching this you realize that Jennifer Lopez's success is hard-earned, nothing was given to her, she's had to take risks, be fearless, driven and bet on herself to achieve her goals like funding this film project with her own money with no guarantee that it'll pay off.
This documentary was authentic, vulnerable, emotionally moving & so inspiring. The courage in showing her vulnerability in order to relay her message of never giving up and finding love within yourself, despite knowing she opens herself up to criticism from the media and public, is admirable. JLo hasn't gotten the recognition she deserves for her talents and accomplishments but she has come into her own as a woman and an exemplary artist, she deserves all the flowers. 👏 👏
This documentary was authentic, vulnerable, emotionally moving & so inspiring. The courage in showing her vulnerability in order to relay her message of never giving up and finding love within yourself, despite knowing she opens herself up to criticism from the media and public, is admirable. JLo hasn't gotten the recognition she deserves for her talents and accomplishments but she has come into her own as a woman and an exemplary artist, she deserves all the flowers. 👏 👏
- Rochelle_z
- Feb 28, 2024
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