This Is Paris

This was an interesting documentary but the bit about where her trauma came from should have been closer to the beginning.

This film totally surpassed my expectations. The documentary reveals someone who has been hiding in plain sight. It broaches deep and universal questions; and examines what fame and fortune look like in excess. I highly recommend this documentary to both fans of Paris' and those who wouldn't think this documentary was for them. It takes you to the unexpected and will leave you questioning what you thought you knew about all sorts of public facing personas. Simply excellent.

I'm in my 30s so I grew up watching Paris on tv & seeing her in the tabloids so I assumed this documentary would be the same old Paris persona but I was pleasantly surprised it was not that at all! I have a new found respect for Paris & I hope she continues to show her true real self.

I can't believe these words are about to come out of my mouth (or from the ends of my fingertips), but this Paris Hilton documentary is actually great. It's truly mesmerizing and well worth your time, and yes, I know, pass the smelling salts and get thee to the fainting couch.

I've never been a big fan of hers, but I also wasn't that bothered by her antics. I watched "The Simple Life" back in the early aughts and was entertained. She then popped back on my radar after we watched the Netflix docuseries "The Program: Cons, Cults and Kidnapping", in which she appeared and then again when she testified in Sacramento a few weeks ago about her experience. That led to this documentary, which is an imperfect, though sincere and vulnerable portrait where she goes into more detail about her harrowing experience as a victim of the troubled teen industry. I have more sympathy for her and what she went through and while it might be hard for an heiress to change her image (leopard, spots), I think she's definitely not the worst person alive. There are so many more worthy contenders for that title.

This documentary was amazing when you read between the lines. For a woman who acted her whole life and pretended to be perfect, Paris is beginning to show who she is.

There are people who say she is fake and is using this to promote a "new brand" but that isn't the case. She has never showed her faults and it's extremely difficult to do that after being the architect for a form of fame and a new type of celebrity. I loved this documentary because it shows that everyone has trauma and demons and it is extremely difficult to let them out after decades of hiding them.

Cheers to Paris and I hope she is able to find true joy and sleep without the fear of nightmares.