What’s your thoughts on the Stages documentary?

[s&m]

looks awful

[s&m]

Just now, s&m said:

looks awful

I was talking about Flopga

[GlitterRain]

Just now, s&m said:

I was talking about Flopga

What is going awn here 

[s&m]

1 minute ago, GlitterRain said:

What is going awn here 

just trolling 

Hi GlitterQueen 

[GlitterRain]

Just now, s&m said:

just trolling 

Hi GlitterQueen 

 Hope you have the best day today 

[s&m]

2 minutes ago, GlitterRain said:

 Hope you have the best day today 

you too Queen of mids 

Spoiler

I was talking about Jordan 

 

[oscar0]

This was so sad to wach. No wonder what happend years later.

[shanemw1]

This was here best documentary she’s incredibly honest and raw. Plus it has one of my favorite vocal moments ever when she warming up in the car and just doing random runs.

[GlitterRain]

7 minutes ago, shanemw1 said:

This was here best documentary she’s incredibly honest and raw. Plus it has one of my favorite vocal moments ever when she warming up in the car and just doing random runs.

Yes!! I love that part 

[stanLOONA]

Loves it 

She is so raw in it  in her reality she was candid too, and FTR too  She is a perfect subject for a documentary  or was, because maybe she doesn't want to do no more

ps. Even in in I AM BRITNEY JEAN

[car]

It was a beautiful depiction of her. Also showed her fragility- her crying from that present from her mother. 
 

[crystakat]

I think it’s a startlingly earnest and sad depiction of Britney’s life long before anyone thought of her as anything other than perfect Miss American Dream. She is so magnetic and sweet and of course beautiful here,  but then you get these moments of stark loneliness that are so antithetical to the sunshine-and-rainbows Britney brand, you know? Maybe it’s only because we’re viewing it in retrospect, but this is probably the only piece of media from Britney’s prime that gives me such a melancholy feeling.

[vzlafan]

I love it STAGES since Day one, would be really good if was acompanied by the whole presentation of mexico show, because would bring how artist life could be.

I mean britney was exhausted after touring 4 years, every country she landed she do it press conference, tv shows, interviews, concert , THE SAME 4 Years, thats not all in 2002 their parents were divorcing, her breakup with justin, i mean i couldn't understand how her team allowed all the stuff for her. why didn't prepare the interviews like xtina team , were selling britney just by scandals and thats not good. 

in this documentary you could see her early conservatorship i mean "free" without really being .

[HereIgoOnMyOwn]

It was in this documentary that she first showed the dark side of fame, although it was not even half the magnitude of what she showed in FTR.