Luther: Never Too Much

“Luther: Never Too Much” will have fans dancing in their seats, playing karaoke to some of his best slow songs, or in the mood for love, which is how his friends, family, and Porter want him to be remembered most.

A very illuminating recollection of a man who could sing anyone under the table and any audience into submission.

Porter’s narrative portrays Vandross as a man of deep passion and craftsmanship who was a master at controlling his world.

Through a wealth of rare archival material and rich interviews, Porter’s documentary lovingly chronicles an American treasure’s legacy.

It’s a documentary about some of the best American music through the lens of an ambitious and prolific talent.

An overdue portrait of one of music's best.

A documentary that fairly balances all of that&#59; Vandross was a huge talent, while also underling the tragedy of that life.

The documentary 'Luther: Never Too Much' layers its comprehensive bio of Luther Vandross with an astute history of R&B.

I love it when films like this have so much life and soul in them despite being primarily old footage.

Luther Vandross' music, along with Porter’s decision-making combine for an educational experience that just happens to be a rocking good time.