Happier Than Ever: Lettre d'amour à Los Angeles

The Animations so much cool, so beautiful I really like it so cute, the movie just full of song like concert but online and some animation clip and I like the remix instrument, Aaaah I Love You Billie.

The Transformation from animation Billie to Billie Eillish Oxytocin It's So Epiccc!!!

This concert is mostly a Philharmonic version with the LA Philharmonic, Billie's latest CD really fits this style a lot, as she herself indicates that she was influenced by films and music from before. In addition to the concert, where she plays her entire album (a modern way of presenting her latest work), she has a 30-minute behind-the-scenes documentary where one can see the amount of staff that worked with her for 4 days to make this concert, and all the effort and hours of work that a one-hour concert entails. My favorite songs are my future, Billie Bossa Nova, Your Power, Happier Than ever. They also show how her family accompanies her and how her brother Phineas is the one who plays with her.

I am in my 20s, just so you understand better where this review is coming from. I don't usually like pop, but something about Billie's brutal honesty and raw talent just blows me away. I first fell for her music after hearing No Time to Die. I admit I don't like all her songs; Oxytocin just made my head hurt. My favorites right now are Your Power 😢, Happier than Ever, and Male Fantasy. Her line about craving pity in Getting Older hits so hard; so many things that she says are just...wow. Good for her for being so honest. Not My Responsibility (spoken) and Overheated were painful to hear but important. She reminds us that she's just a young woman growing up with more scrutiny and criticism than we can imagine. I sense a lot of pain in her, and a fascinating mixture of both vulnerability and strength.

The video itself was quite good, with a tasteful mixture of animation and live action, spoken word and singing. To be clear, it's a concert with an occasional music video format. It still includes some profanity, but f-words are removed. It also includes some sexual innuendo and one irreverent reference. It's not for kids, but most teens could navigate it. I enjoyed it; it really showcases her power as a performer.

It's about the music. If you're expecting a music video visual feast - all too common on YouTube - you'll come away less impressed. If you stay for the music, it's a perfect balance of music and visuals. Easily one of the better Dolby Atmos music mixes available, highly recommend that you listen to this as it was intended on an Atmos enabled system. Thanks Billie and thanks to Disney+!

Please ignore the superfans giving it a 10 because it is Billie Eilish and please ignore the people giving it a 1 because "they fall asleep to her boring voice" or claiming that what she does "isn't really music". Really? If you don't like Billie Eilish, why in the world are you watching a concert movie with her? It just seems like such a weird waste of time.

I love Billie and I think she and Finnas are immensely talented! That being said, this was just a slightly above average concert movie. The performances are good, the animations are good but you really can't have a concert movie without an audience. I know they couldn't have one because of covid but I think they should have just postponed this until it was safe to record with an audience. As it is now, it is more like a long music video, and as such, the parts with them on stage aren't quite what you want. Giving it a 7 based on - in my opinion- great music an performances, but if you're not already a fan you should watch the documentary Billie Eilish: the world is a little blurry instead. It was a very interesting documentary which I think everyone can appreciate, even if you don't like Billie's music.