Luther: Never Too Much

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Never Too Much" is an absolute gem of a documentary! You don't have to be a Luther superfan, just a lover great music and great stories. This documentary dives into Luther’s genius-level creativity—his perfectionism, his ear for harmony, and his unmatched ability to take a song and turn it into a timeless anthem. The filmmaker takes us on a ride through Luther’s highs and lows, painting a portrait that’s both intimate and powerful. Marcus Miller’s insights are everything. He doesn't just give us the behind-the-scenes scoop; he gives us the *soul* behind the music. His honest recollections, from the celebratory moments of pure studio magic to the heartbreaking realities Luther faced, left me feeling like I’d just shared a cup of tea with an old friend reminiscing. This film captures every ounce of the joy, struggle, and pure genius that was Luther. I saw this movie a week ago in the theatre and am STILL thinking about it; this is a testament to great filmmaking and a reminder that his voice and vision will always be “Never Too Much.”

It was great and really shows just how talented and involved he was!

Omg! A bet well- done and insightful film. Loved the reflections from Luther's childhood and the narratives provided by his close friends/music partners. I learned a lot about his life and career. Of course the music was fantastic!!! Luther remains a music icon with a voice that cannot be duplicated. Loved it!

Amazing and very informative.

They did an excellent job of telling a story about an amazing entertainer. Luther

This documentary was great, I love it!

SUCH a great review of his life. I sang the whole time. What a tribute! Will probably see it again before it’s out of theaters.

SEE IT IF IT'S SHOWING NEAR U!

If you love Luther's music, hearing his story will only make you love him more

If youre a Luther fan, you will not be disappointed! He was one of a kind. Hearing him in the theater brought back such fond memories. I saw him in person several times and listening to him sing again is Never Too Much !