Madonna Documentary - Mer Girl

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• SI

  @Sirah_Starseed · 7 years ago

  Fan or not fan, one can not dispute the work ethic of this woman. One of the hardest working, career committed people of her generation. She earned all the success she has the old fashioned way, through hard work.

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• JA

  @jamesmodlin6279 · 7 years ago

  I agree about the irrelevant statements.<br>It does not matter when a person discovers an Artist&apos;s work. For them it is relevant at that moment.<br>In 100 years some young gay boy will hear Madonna for the first time, fall in love, and become a huge fan.<br>Madonna will be dead but she will be relevant to that new fan.<br>Relevant is in the mind of the beholder.

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• ED

  @eduardochavacano · 7 years ago

  i went to her show when she finally came to Southeast Asia. I wrote my MA thesis on Madonna, which took me 4 years for the academe to accept. But it now sits on the archive as a pioneering attempt. So I see how this film is such a labor of love. Its beautiful.

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• KA

  @kasperowiczpiotr · 5 years ago

  This is the first documentary that tries to show Madonna&apos;s interior, delicacy, sensitivity. A piece of truth, devoid of glitz. Great work!

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• TH

  @threelittlebirds3361 · 5 years ago

  I have been a Madonna fan since I was 9 years old. Everybody knew me for it. I remember my brother telling me when I was young that one day I’d be embarrassed of loving her music the way I did. I was offended by him that day and I still am. I have just turned 41 years old and love her just as much!<br>I’m still known for my love of this incredibly inspiring human being.<br>Much love to you, M xxxx

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• JO

  @joeycastillo1455 · 7 years ago

  Often imitated but never duplicated. Love you Madonna

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• WE

  @wendyhandley9463 · 3 years ago

  Madonna will always be relevant, she&apos;ll always be ahead of the game, everyone still hadn&apos;t and can&apos;t catch up with her. Her energy is like the fountain of youth, she&apos;s forever young.

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• N0

  @n0kturna1 · 7 years ago

  Some of these interviews especially from the early 90s about feminism, hypocricy and misinformation sound more meaningful than ever

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• LE

  @Leroy88baby · 7 years ago

  I never realized how brilliant her mind is, I enjoyed this.

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• CA

  @canergul6580 · 7 years ago

  Thank you Madonna for changing the world and still trying to change!

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• SO

  @SophiahKoikasWindyQueen · 6 years ago

  i like how she turns around and asks the interviewer questions and it makes them become on the spot

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• PO

  @polygimik · 7 years ago

  She has more depth than most of the male interviewers.

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