Kylie on Netflix, are music documentaries getting better?

[GhostRider89]

The trailer for Kylie has landed from Netflix, and music documentaries seem to have become a genre of their own now. The official trailer is here: Kylie Official Trailer

I think the best ones are not just greatest hits packages. They work when they show the pressure, reinvention, mistakes, timing, and pure endurance behind a public career.

Are you interested in artist documentaries like this, or do they feel too polished and controlled by the people they are about?

[Ruby92]

I enjoy them when they actually show some honesty. Too many feel like long adverts

[IronQuarry48]

Kylie has had such a long career that there should be plenty to cover. I would watch it

[Cass_9]

Music documentaries are great comfort viewing for me. Even when I am not a huge fan, I like seeing the industry side

[VoidSentinel]

I always wonder how much gets left out. If the artist has too much control, it can feel sanitised

[Cole_25]

I prefer documentaries that focus on a specific era rather than trying to cover a whole life too quickly