Nancy Ryan

This was a very well done film on Elvis’s career. I love that it showed his early influences. For a change they didn’t Hollywood it up and ruin it. Probably because it was directed by an Australian. I definitely recommend this film.

I went to see this movie because I am a HUGE George Michael fan. It was predictable but also very sweet. Of course London at Christmas is beautiful. I loved all the subtle references to George and thank you Emma Thompson for this movie. In my mind it is a tribute to George Michael and his music. A lovelie Christmas movie! I also enjoyed the shot of Andrew Ridgeley at the end. This film is what George was all about.

I always thought Michael was innocent. He was strange but I owed it to his upbringing. After watching this documentary I realized how ignorant I was about child abuse and pedophiles. This film was very disturbing to me and a rude awakening. I believe these two men are telling the truth and I am devastated about what Michael did to them and their families. I think Michael had no self esteem and now I know why. He was unhappy with what he was. Unfortunately he took other people down with himself. I still love his music and will continue to listen to it. This film was not so much about Michael but about educating us on sexual abuse and how it affects EVERYONE. I hope both of these men will keep going to therapy and get through this and I also hope the men that were also involved will come to terms with this tragedy of a human being.