Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I'm a huge Robbie Williams fan and I could not watch the whole thing either. Especially compared to some of the other recent celebrity documentaries (Arnold, Stallone, the Beckhams) his is just depressing. Clearly someone that hasn't gotten the reflection needed in life.
I had watched the Arnold and Beckham docs, and just watched Sly because of your post. It was good! Thanks.
Anonymous wrote:I didn’t think this documentary was very well done and I loved loved Robbie Williams back in the day. When I hear his songs, I am transported back to a very formative time of my life. It was disappointing to watch. I stopped after the second episode but they never even remotely touched on his growing up or life before Take That which I thought was strange. And I 100 percent believe Geri Halliwell called the paps on them every time they were out.
Anonymous wrote:I'm a huge Robbie Williams fan and I could not watch the whole thing either. Especially compared to some of the other recent celebrity documentaries (Arnold, Stallone, the Beckhams) his is just depressing. Clearly someone that hasn't gotten the reflection needed in life.
Anonymous wrote:He sort of reminds me of Britney Spears but maybe slightly more coherent
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I watched all 4, but I had to fast forward a lot. Who does interviews for a documentary about his life in his underwear in bed.
I love Angels, but the doc almost ruins it for me. The only part that I was moved by was the idea that he leaped into all this so young and really never had mentors or people he could trust that weren't in some way looking out for themselves. I do think it would be hard (especially given that while he has had success, it has been a rocky road) to not know who to trust.
Oh yeah and there was a photoshoot where all of Take That was naked. I was like WTF isn't he 16?!
Anonymous wrote:I watched all 4, but I had to fast forward a lot. Who does interviews for a documentary about his life in his underwear in bed.
I love Angels, but the doc almost ruins it for me. The only part that I was moved by was the idea that he leaped into all this so young and really never had mentors or people he could trust that weren't in some way looking out for themselves. I do think it would be hard (especially given that while he has had success, it has been a rocky road) to not know who to trust.