Miss Americana

Meredith shared a tip "As someone who is not a Swiftie, this doc really shifted my perspective on Taylor. It’s interesting to see her writing process and finding her political voice. Worth the watch"

mandee_rae shared a tip "Watched Lana Wilson speak during the premiere at Sundance & it was phenomenal. Lana Wilson did such an incredible job capturing so much of Taylor’s story. I wasn’t a big T Swift fan before but you can’t help but adore her after!! Catch it on Netflix!"

wine_bar shared a tip "This was really good! I wasn’t a total fan, wasn’t not a fan, I’ve always liked her, but after watching this…….. I love her! Wow. She’s her own powerhouse. Go Taylor! Respect."

kelsey_rice shared a tip "Beautiful doc. Loved the interior of the house where she and Abigail had wine lol. Loved hearing her write her music, was fun to see how much thought she put into it"

readingpaigelol shared a tip "this is the most amazing documentary i have ever watched. i loved the way it showed the real life events that impacted her albums. but when she finally spoke up about what she believed with music was the best part. so raw and beautiful. i love this documentary and taylor swift more than anything."

lakeway07 shared a tip "Ive said it before, that these RockUmentaries sometimes turn you into a fan. This did. I had a narrow view of Swift before. Now i would consider myself a Swifty. Not only is she a grown up singer/ performer, shes an incredible human being. So dont put her down, or ill hurt you."

simplyjamilah shared a tip "After watching this film, I have so much more respect for Taylor Swift, and I’m happy we got a chance to look into her mind and go beyond the trash media puts out."

becca_carl shared a tip "I liked how it followed not just her tour but her personal life too. You get to see a different side of her and it was quite humbling to see that. I’m not a massive fan but it was neat to see something other than just her music. Obviously it touches how she wrote her last album but you also see how she dealt with the backlash of the media on several occasions/ topics"

jessica_miller_5589 shared a tip "This was equal parts sad & funny. The self-indulgent narrative of a narcissist, desperate for public approval & likely parented to be that way, who wishes to appear as both a hapless victim of mean people & a hero to marginalized social demographics about whom she knows nothing. It's really cringe-inducing, but it also feels like she's the product of her environment & socialization to a large degree."

susannahweb13 shared a tip "Ummm... everything maybe? Taylor Swift is a huge part of my life and I have so much love for her. But anyway, maybe at the end when she says “I want to still have a sharp pen, thin skin, and an open heart.” Words to live by!"

m._leondard shared a tip "We all have that one click-baity friend who manipulates their conversations according to trending headlines they read 10 minutes ago. The inauthenticity is exhausting. Instead of this half-baked sympathy card, the direction should've focused on the creative process."

adele_obrien shared a tip "Such a beautiful film. It’s so nice to see Taylor in her normal life, opening up on very sensitive topics. If your a Swifty or even if you aren’t it’s a great movie. Definitely a rewatcher."

jingjing_chen shared a tip "I’m not a fan of Taylor Swift. But I really like this documentary. It shows different aspects of her personal life, how she changed over time, her talents, etc. I enjoyed watching it."

isaac_hustad shared a tip "I don't agree with everything that is said in this documentary but I really enjoyed learning about Swift's journey too where she is now and the struggles she had to go through on that journey. It was also really interesting to learn about her political views."

copperboomgigi shared a tip "Taylor Swift has always and will always be my icon. This documentary just proves how amazing she is even more than we already knew ❤"

ella_danielle shared a tip "Super interesting! If you don't like Taylor Swift then you might not like it but it gets super personal and deep. It's really hard not to cry in some spots :("