I have always thought that Celine Dion had the best voice of all of the divas. Mariah, Whitney, Adele, I always thought Celine had the best voice by a very long way. I am lucky enough to have seen her live a couple of times and she put on a great show. What has happened to her is incredible sad, the fact that she just can't fit those notes the way she could is obviously torture.
Watching this documentary I found it sad of course but also a little bit awkward. She really did herself no favours by showing off all those clothes, all those shoes. What was the point in that? 'OK, I can't sing like I did bit I am still absolutely loaded'. Quite a bit of this seemed staged too and the no make up approach was blatantly done to make her look worse. I am completely sympathetic to her plight but surely the time has come for Celine to accept the situation and become a TV personality/presenter or something similar. We have the very many recordings of her terrific voice and she has had a magnificent career. This documentary, while upsetting at times, did drag on too much and even overdid the sympathy.
Watching this documentary I found it sad of course but also a little bit awkward. She really did herself no favours by showing off all those clothes, all those shoes. What was the point in that? 'OK, I can't sing like I did bit I am still absolutely loaded'. Quite a bit of this seemed staged too and the no make up approach was blatantly done to make her look worse. I am completely sympathetic to her plight but surely the time has come for Celine to accept the situation and become a TV personality/presenter or something similar. We have the very many recordings of her terrific voice and she has had a magnificent career. This documentary, while upsetting at times, did drag on too much and even overdid the sympathy.
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