Carrie Underwood: Reflection

Some people build a legacy through their art. Others reveal their true impact through the choices they make. Talent may open doors, but character determines what remains when the spotlight fades.

Don't waste your time on this. Carrie tries to play off the "sweet girl from Oklahoma" act, but she's notorious for being one of the most difficult people to work for in the industry. She got lucky with American Idol and has been riding the hype ever since. Now, she's a full-blown shill for Trump-yet another reason I won't subject myself to her screeching, especially without music to mask it. She's the classic case of someone who insists fame hasn't changed her, but reality says otherwise. Sadly, her music won't define her legacy-her allegiance to wannabe dictators will.

It was so horrible that I don't think she knows how to sing. She was lip-synching the whole time. She needs to take some vocal lessons. Hopefully Hulu never works with her again. I don't think I can handle ever hearing her in concert. Her stage present was OK not the best. I think she needs more experience with containing an audience. Probably one of the most boring concert movie. I wish I can take back the time I wasted watching this. Hopefully Hulu does one with Beyoncé. Her country music is more better than Mrs. Underwoods and that's saying a lot. Also, the songs that she sang were not that good either.

What was this? I wasn't sure what to expect. She does have talent and she is a great performer but Reflection doesn't reflect much beyond her ability to belt out the same song in different settings. This does not show her life. It's all polished for the camera. Much feels scripted she is a good performer but there is nothing that I would want to see again. I'm also not sure where she wanted to go with this and what she tried to show the audience. It's not something that I would watch again and I'm upset that I even took time out of my day to watch this. I would weather watch pain dry than to see this again.

It really is a low energy disappointing performance with the exception of the finale. As I sit and reflect on this performance I can't help but feel sad and let down from Carrie. The earlier years and performances were amazing so in comparison this was a full let down. The people in the crowd even looked bored and forced to be there. I have bought the boxes with shirts, cd and autographed photo but have since moved them into garage. Can't seem to throw them away due to how costly they were but the admiration is gone. Some people should really leave when they still go the talent and their reputation.

This reflection of Carrie Underwood's career highlighted her greatest hits in a way that was both visually stunning and captivating. I think many reviewers on this site missed the point by expecting more-it was never meant to be a documentary, but rather a televised version of an incredible Las Vegas residency show.

Carrie's powerhouse vocals, impeccable fashion choices, and commanding stage presence were on full display. My favorite moment was the "Blown Away" performance, where she creatively slowed down the instrumental intro, building up to the familiar track we know and love.

Her vocal talent is truly unparalleled, and this program perfectly showcased why she's so deserving of all the recognition she's received. I'm so glad they shared this with the world!