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.

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.

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.