13/37

A unique profile of British pop superstar Robbie Williams. The film is based on interviews conducted by filmmaker Michael Gracey with Robbie Williams over a period of a year and a half at Williams’ recording studio in Los Angeles, USA. Although the interviews were not originally intended for a film, as Gracey “just wanted [Williams] to tell his story in his own voice,” most of Williams’ voice in the film is taken from those recordings. Robbie Williams: Nigel Martin Smith was an absolute sweetheart for legal reasons. And a first-class scumbag. He appeared in the December 5, 2024 episode of The 7PM Project: Episode 2024 (2024). The documentary follows the struggles of pop star Robbie Williams as he navigates his path to fame. Let me start by saying that I am not a Robbie Williams fan. He has had some great songs in the past, I actually know all the words to Angels, and that’s just 1 of about a dozen songs I know all the words to, 9 of which are Taylor Swift songs. . But anyway, my friend wanted to see the film, as he’s a huge Williams fan, so I agreed to accompany him and boy am I glad he did. that I did Why is there a monkey instead of Robbie Williams? Well, Williams claims that fame is created by people expecting him to be a monkey performer. And I agree. You only have to watch modern chat shows to realize that people just want their stars to perform for them like monkeys. This is Robbie at his most honest, and he says it as if he doesn’t fear the consequences. I already like people who tell the truth. But that extends to his movie as well. His movie isn’t about his music, they just played 2 or 3 songs. The movie isn’t really about his fame directly: the movie is about him. How he copes (or doesn’t) with fame, how he copes with competition (or doesn’t), how he copes with rejection and frustration (or doesn’t), how he delights in drink and drugs, and how he eventually sinks so low, alienating his closest friends that he has to seek therapy to bring him back to being a functioning human being. It’s a shockingly honest film, it doesn’t hide from its own faults or the faults of others. It doesn’t portray itself as a victim, although in some ways I think it was. It wants everyone to understand who it is, who it was, and what has shaped it to this point. The cinematography is superb. The lighting and colors are beautiful, the dancing is at times mesmerizing: the scene on the main street, which seems to have thousands of people, is simply cinematic perfection. The CGI monkey dances like the best dancer in the world, and it’s so good to watch that I was actually shocked by how beautiful it is. I now have a positive opinion of this man who can show his soul to everyone, and does so. with courage, style and brutal honesty. I encourage everyone who loves cinema, if for nothing else, to see this film for the cinematic experience. Thanks to Erik Wilson (cinematographer), beautiful work. I gave it a solid 8.

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