This is a very emotional movie. It get you to know the real side of the Amy Winehouse's history. You'll get to know the fragile human being that was hiding behind those drugs and the alcohol. A girl that just wanted to express herself and impress the world with her beautiful and unique voice. Pretty well made, it may bring you to tears. It doesn't have anything fake in it.

A tragic look at fame, addiction and how one gifted young woman was destroyed by both. I cannot say that I found this film enjoyable, partly because almost every single shot came from the paparazzi. But I could not look away. None of us could.

This documentary tells the story of a beautiful talented girl that the world clearly wasn't ready for. We get to see how playful, caring, and honest Amy was. When watching this documentary no longer can her haters dismiss her as nothing more than a junky. If after this documentary they still do, then they are just idiots. The documentary helps people understand what lead her to the path of self destruction. Too many people were around her as leeches rather than playing the roles of actual friends or family members for that matter. The reason I give it an 8 is because I wish it could have explored her childhood more, I believe there's more childhood trauma than the documentary shows that helped cause her problems. Nonetheless, it did a great job at exploring Amy the person rather than the troubled celebrity.