Taylor Swift - Miss Americana Netflix Documentary Movie Review

Hey my lovely Chameleons. In today's blog I am going to do another Netflix Movie Review. On January 31 we got Taylor Swift - Miss Americana Netflix Documentary. On January 31 I ended up watching it with no intentions of watching. I just turned it on. It wasn't till later on that week that I wanted to do a review on this Netflix Documentary. 

This documentary is about Taylor Swift embracing her role as a songwriter & performer, and also as a women harnessing the full power of her voice. It also goes how she started singing, and all her milestones in her career so far. Even when Kanye took her award away. This documentary also talks about the making of Lover. talking about her eating disorder, her four case, and being a vicim for Kanye West's song Famous.

Just my favourite picture out of the Miss Americana phots

The Cast:

Taylor Swift

Andrea Swift, mother

Scott Swift, father

Abigail Anderson-Lucier, best friend

Tree Paine, publicist

Robert G Allen, manger

Joe Alwyn, boyfriend

Like I said, I watched this documentary without thinking if I wanted to watch this. I turned this on cause it was something on Netflix, and I like Taylor Swift. Yes I did say that I prefer Taylor's country over her pop, but that doesn't mean that I stoped listening to Taylor completely. Cause some of her pop is good. I even have her Red CD and her 1989 CD at home. I even liked her Reputation CD and I did fully listen to her Lover CD. There are a few songs I did like on Lover, but to me, I wasn't a huge fan. I did like this documentary, but I didn't love it. I loved seeing how she got started and seeing how truly she loves and respects her fans. I liked hearing that Taylor is like everyone and also goes through eating disorders too. What I didn't like is that she stands up for gay rights and in her older songs she would use "Gay" as a bad word to explode her exes.

Example: Picture To Burn [Album version line:] "That's fine I'll tell mine you're gay!". I do like that she is for Gay rights, but not how she used it in pass songs. I also didm't really like that she feels like she needs to make better a records just for Grammys. In all honesty what I think is Taylor doesn't need to win Album Of The Year at The Grammys or be nominated to be a good artist. Yeah, sure, it's great if you are nominated and even better if you win, but you don't need to win everytime. That's just what I think.

I had to watch Taylor Swift - Miss Americana Netflix Documentary for the second time to get the whole concept about the whole thing