Diana: The Musical

A lyrically bankrupt torture scene lasting two hours cleverly edited to feel like four. The only saving grace is the use of the word "sod" five times (an underrated insult) and Barbara Cartland's introduction of James Hewitt, the majesty of which is a sight to behold.

Textbook Broadway. Reminded me a bit of a school play. Songs are okay, acting mediocre, but lighting, stage, costumes etc. Are great. It has its moments but ends up being more of a parody than a life story. Doesn't do Diana justice.

I loved this musical. Finally, we get to hear the real story of a real woman rebel from that woman's own perspective that focuses on her triumphs and not just her tragedies. No wonder the (male) critics can't wrap their heads around it. They gaslit and trivializeds Diana while she was alive, now they're doing it to her musical decades later. When was the last time you saw a musical with profound scenes from actual epic humanitarian moments of history that could move you to sobs? "Still exploiting Diana?" Pah-lease. Now "telling a woman's story in her own voice" is "exploiting her." Whatevs. Glad it's streaming now so everyone can see it.

A total dumpster fire. Deserves all the Razzies. This is probably the dumbest and worst musical ever filmed. Everyone should be fired. This was money thrown down the drain.

What a beautiful movie. One easily recognizes one's self in Diana. It makes the viewer sympathize with the main character more easily. From whichever view you watch this movie, this film contains all the answers to life's greatest questions.