On the whole a very interesting documentary about the life and death of Whitney Houston. It focuses on her life more than it does career, but I'm sure there will be many alternative documentaries that focus on her career too. I would have liked to have had a bit more interviews with Whitney herself. I feel we know what her family thinks, but not much about what Whitney thinks of her own life.

The interviewer showed himself up by stating: "If we can't talk about drugs that makes it hard to talk about the last years of her life."
I'm not saying that he should have avoided talking about drugs, but if you can only talk about one aspect of somebody's life, even in their declining years, then in my opinion, you're not a good documentary maker.

A decent documentary maker would've talked about drugs to all those who were willing to discuss it, and talk about another subject to the one who wasn't. Therefore it would've been more balanced, and shown a more human side. For we all have many aspects to our lives rather than just one.

On the whole though, it was fairly balanced, and kept my interest throughout and so I've got mixed views about this documentary. I felt it could've been so much better.