Stans

Excellent work. Very heartfelt and sincere. Couldn't ask for more. It was worth my time and money. Plan to watch again once released on Paramount plus. Theater was packed. Audience engaged and enthusiastic. Also, this documentary was very well done. Kudos to all involved. It's been a long time since I was in a theater. Thank you Marshall.

What I loved most about Stan is that it never slipped into the trap of being a "look how great I am" documentary. Instead, it let the fans take center stage. The film's perspective was refreshingly from the outside looking in - ordinary people whose lives were touched, changed, or even defined by Eminem's music.

We got just enough of Em himself to feel his presence, but he never overshadowed the real focus: the fans and the culture that has grown around him. That balance made the film feel authentic, raw, and deeply human.

It could have been a self-indulgent victory lap, but instead, Stan is about connection, identity, and what it means when an artist becomes a voice for millions. Honest, emotional, and beautifully restrained - exactly what a documentary like this should be.

Pretty much a pity party for eminem's fans. Just a bunch of misfits talking about their mental health issues, suicidal ideas and deug abuse, and how eminem helped them overcome or cope with it. Not really an eminem documentary, Not sure if that's how they promoted it but anyone would think thats what this is before watching it.

So cool to be in a packed cinema knowing everyone there has something in common. Super professional documentary that really hit emotionally at times, and there was a lot to relate to. My view of Eminem actually got even better after watching it - mad respect for the guy. Definitely recommend it!

/Sweden.

Was expecting a documentary about Eminem, but all i got were some stans talking about what it meant for them.. Snooze fest, but i got throuh it, waiting for something better to happen, that never did.

One dude said he didn't go to school for 3 months after Proof died? Like WTF, man? How can you parent let that happen?