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Bradley J 03/14/2020 A very moving and interesting documentary that explored our humanity and challenges we face in a very thoughtful and meaningful way. See more 01/06/2018 This documentary could have been so much more. But loved the heartfelt raw and true emotions of all the dancers. I wish that they could have done more with their talent; but I understand this was not as easy as one may think. Love these dancers and will always will. See more 12/18/2017 Strike A Pose: Seven male backup dancers were part of Madonna’s wildly controversial 1990 Blond Ambition tour and accompanying documentary, Truth or Dare. For those familiar with that era and the juggernaut “Vogue” music video, this “Where are they now?” documentary is an interesting yet depressing glimpse at how a moment of enormous fame details lives - for about 10 minutes. Despite some poignant moments about those diagnosed with, and lost to HIV, the documentary is frustratingly scant on substance, bringing up, then glossing over, the lawsuit by two of the dancers against Madonna, whose understandable absence in this film makes it even more pointless, self indulgent and frankly, boring. C- See more 12/09/2017 Gives a picture of what happens after the spotlight fades. (Somewhat depressing.) See more Ricca S @Ricca 09/24/2017 It is as transparent as it could be. May have left some deeper truths about each dancer but to peek into what they really thought and felt was gold. A must see for the fans. See more 04/26/2017 In the early 90's Madonna embarked on the controversial "Blond Ambition Tour" with 7 backup dancers. The tour was an incredible experience for these young men who reflects here, on the personal journey they have been through 25 years later. Heartwarming, incredibly honest, the documentary is filled with a very powerful message of love, resilience and temerity. At times though, the film wanders a little too much (in my opinion) on some aspects of the protagonists personal turmoils but it is nevertheless fascinating to see how some experiences can shape the rest of your life and truly guide/define your journey. Although we can regret that Madonna herself did not get more involved in this project (as one of the dancers says, she doesn't owe us anything), it is maybe better to have her away from the spotlight and give full voices to these incredible people who have strived to live and fight all the way for equal rights, gay acceptance and a right to dignity. Some of the scenes are emotionally charged while some fall a little flat and appear a little heavy handed to say the least. Nevertheless the project is entertaining and will give the fans a deeper understanding of what it is to be touring with one of the biggest star on the planet and then quietly return to your life and move on. See more Read all reviews

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