All of Those Voices

Amazing, amazing film. To know this has been in the making for a few years now. Captures the lows and highs of Louis' life. Charlie did a great job at the cinematography. Seeing Louis grow from when One Direction went on Hiatus, to his journey as an individual artist. Louis' relationship with his band, his fans, his family is explored in the film. Really felt the energy from the live shows and what it meant to Louis. The songs from Faith in the Future acted as the perfect Background score for the movie. I have a feeling I'm going to watch it over and over again. Hoping it's made available to stream soon!!

Absolutely loved this film. It offered lovely insights into Louis development as an artist and his personal story.

Watching the film really was an emotional rollercoaster as Louis has been through some tough times. Exerts from his family really brought this part of his story to life.

The sections about his early days and One Direction were wonderful to see.

It was also fantastic to see exerts from Louis' recent world tour and new album and really see how he has developed his personal style.

The story is told in a sensitive and engaging way that was completely absorbing. Well done to Louis, Charlie Lightening and everyone else involved in making this beautiful and moving film.

It was such an emotional rollercoaster but i had the best time ever!! You get to see loads of behind the scenes and louis tomlinson's emotional journey. Even if you are not particularly the biggest louis tomlinson fan ever, it still gives you more of an insight to the musical journey that many artists have. You get to see both the good and bad sides of celebrities lives in general and it was honestly quite eye-opening. I was honestly so focused on the screen the entire time. If you do end up watching it, i hope you having an amazing time. It's so lovely to have the entire cinema laughing along and crying with you. I hope you all enjoy!!

This movie is the most honest and raw work of art ever created by louis. Everything about this was screaming sincerity and vulnerability and everyone could not just understand but also feel every word he said. This movie just made me appreciate louis more as not just an artist but also as the person he is. The highs and lows of the kind of life he lives is shown without exaggeration and absolutly great cinematography. I absolutely did not expect to cry as much as i did but many of those tears were from happiness and respect for louis. Loved every second of it. So proud of the work of art that louis and Charlie have created.

The documentary shows Louis' journey in becoming the person we know as today, the sweetheart of Doncaster. He is very in depth and honest with what he showcases. He goes into detail explaining his struggles as an artist but as a grieving son and brother as well. Louis is a very sensitive and emotional guy, and I admire that. It is refreshing seeing a man being confident in his self but his emotions as well. He is unknowingly breaking such a deep rooted societal norm and he's doing it in a way that is real and raw. I'd also like to point out how gay his shows are. I know this doesn't have anything to do with what I said before but it's beautiful seeing how happy and safe his fans are with him. There wasn't a scene without a pride flag being visible, good for him 👍