I was really hoping this would to shed light on a hidden layer of depth we've never seen. Unfortunately, beyond learning about her real voice, there isn't much. She tries to build up what she went through as suspense, then sell it here as a point of compelling interest. It doesn't work. I wish I could've felt sorry for the trauma she went through, but she's had all the money and more time than the average person to work through it. Quite blatantly, this is part of a continued money-grab in which nothing is offered for it. It wanted to be as good as Madonna: Truth or Dare, but fails.
Review of This Is Paris
