says u.

Exactly

People like you are a problem. Idealists always whining and crying when things don't 100% go your way. This film is based on a true story and if you don't like it, do well to ignore and stop whining. Amy was not perfect and she should not be portrayed as such. Leave the movie for people who are less interested in a squeaky clean representation of a human who was also flawed like the rest of us.

Why does that matter? I’m excited for this because she finally gets a movie like other artists who died.

​@@shokai_ maybe Don't turn Real people's lives into films... Without their permission or even being aware of it. For a profit. Especially someone who's life was already heavily scrutinized while they were alive. She can't even rest now with this film and a new generation mocking her. No one's ever thought Amy had a perfect life. So I can say confidently.. You Are The Problem.

She deserved so much better! I too remember the cruel coverage, the Sun's 'Camden Caner' and the awful awful things they would publish about her appearance when she was clearly mentally unwell. It would never fly in this day and age. Amy was horrifically failed but we will never forget her. I hope it has been a lesson to the media , but I doubt it.

That because British media were preying upon her down fall to make profit out of it. Now they're making profit out of Amy's life in a movie now.

Exactly, this film is just another chance for people to tear her apart without her consent.

That British press seems awful!

@@edelweiss-nh8si It is, KZfaq deleted my comment about them. The British press is nothing but evil hounds who prey upon people who are vulnerable or doesn't quite follow their agenda. They were taunting Amy, trashing her when she was at her most vulnerable moments of her own life. They prey upon her downfall because they'll profit over the headlines of her own death. Now she gone, they're making money off of her death by creating Amy Winehouse over dramatized movie of her. They act like they love her now but they never cared about her, they only cared about money.

Same thing happened to Princess Diana

​@ositalorenzombadugha9331 The British media LOVED Diana, what are you talking about?

The movie shows how horrible the press treats her and how it affected her

Tale as old as time. Makes me think of how Marilyn is Hollywood's eternal sweetheart but she was treated like trash by almost everyone especially the press. Even her husbands were all abusive. She was so cool though. She was talented and smart. Just wanted to be appreciated

@@TheCwtchWitch they love money money money

Exactly ❕I have a feeling all these people who hype this are not real Amy fans they really think that this is doing her justice or something 🤷🏻‍♀️As if this is like Walk the line or ray

The smack had a big part of killing her ffs

Exactly. They make her out to be this fame seeking, desperate to make a mark superstar… not that I knew her but I do remember her saying something along the lines of she knew fame would kill her, and boy did it.

I mean nothing in the trailer seems to show otherwise. "I don't write songs to be famous" etc.

Exactly. Her last tour was so stressful she intentionally relapsed with alcohol so that it would be canceled. It was incredibly painful for her to sing back to black because she had a tendency to relive her past relationship as she sang about it. She just wanted to sing and be at peace. I feel like this documentary won’t portray her in the right light 😔

Exactly, that documentary isn't even old. This is reckless.

A fair point that sadly falls on deaf ears. Millions of dollars worth of deaf ears

I thought the same thing as soon as I saw this pop up in my feed. Please let her rest and touch lives with the music she left behind. Not this!

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Thank you for your service as an interpreter 🙏🏻

la ignorancia , siempre provoca ese tipo de comentarios , ella fue una de las mejores voces de todo mi maldita vida , y como ella dijo una vez " quiero ser recordada ´´ y es lo que esta pelicula difunda esta historia y cree una conciencia en la vida en todas las personas , descanse en paz mi diva de soul. @usuario-ro8nx8lw6e

Amy was awesome..her music touched;our hearts and soul..she was sad..I miss her music

I would like to see the movie. I saw the Documentary Amy and that was amazing, very well done. But I have to say the girl that plays her in the movie doesn't look anything like Amy Winehouse, I feel like they could have done better with the casting. But I'm.still going to check out the movie when it comes out in May.

Addiction, bipolar, heart break and the pressure of being a high profile figure is too much for anyone to handle. Poor thing was treated terribly and it wasnt even that long ago.

Period.

This is the best and closest we can get to an accurate performance. She's not trying to be Amy.

Amy had this aura that no actresses will ever be able to portrait. This Amy gives an empty feeling unfortunately.

Maybe wait for the movie to come out before you judge it 😂

You can see the inadequacy in her portrayal right here in the trailer. You don’t need to suffer through an entire film to make that conclusion. If you’ve seen enough real footage of Amy already, it is obvious.

Nah not really

@@joechrisman4661 OK, you’ve convinced me.

I agree

Amy was a creative Genius. She was a Goddess sent to us to sooth us through music.... Now that she has returned yo the Gods - Act like you got the message‼️ Know your worth❣️

@@reneejohnson8392 you give alot of praise to someone who's a junkie

They will tax you when you are born. Tax you while you live. Tax you when you die. And tax you after you’re dead if they can.

And the beautiful thing is you don’t have to watch it 😃

Cash grab

I look at it as having her name out there in the world so she's never forgotten. Cash grab or not. Certain Celebrities Should Never Get Forgotten

​@@PelvisPresley420 the fact her shit dad endorsed this says a lot

It's Mitch. He was unhappy with the Amy documentary because it painted him in a bad light and Amy too. I feel this film is not necessarily about telling the truth warts and all, it's more about correcting the documentary. He didn't want the documentary to win the Oscar either. Amy wouldn't want this biopic and I think it's about how much more money can be made on this woman.

Not how capitalism works

a money hungry father. Lets not forget her OWN family sold pages from her diary. what kind of family is this...

What's wrong for letting her live again so new ppl can find her they did it with elvis several times and nobody complained abt it it's basically just letting her live on for years to come

Especially because how she looks

For me it was Jean Harlow

exactly my thoughts!

I hate watching documentaries I like things dramatized

Good thing you weren't consulted when it was being made then aye.

I agree

You're right but from what I can tell of this trailer they're only telling one part of her story; trying to tell the love story that inspired her most successful album. That's the pitch. It's how they're selling the film to audiences, to explore the love that birthed it. The only way you can tell the 'same' story is if you come at it from another angle. This is their angle. They're dramatizing the love story, not necessary her 'life' story. The documentary told her life story well.

Yikes. Mexico is Dangerous.

I agree ❤

right?! like her dad was more like forcing her to sing and stuff.

I think that's partly true, however the public don't really know what their relationship was like behind closed doors

It’s an attempt to whitewash her life and paint her father in a good light.

Terrible thing to say

I'm excited to see it asap. There are mixed reviews but I have to see for myself.

Not to mention of all the actresses in the world why did they pick one who looks nothing like her!

You're very silly.

I'm gonna bet it's a lot of lies making him look like a loving father. People watch Amy the documentary. You'll learn how terrible he is and how much he took advantage of his daughter's talent.

My thoughts exactly! This is just another cash grab from Mitch Winehouse. Still exploiting his daughter from the grave! It infuriates me! If he would have been a proper father and allowed Amy to get the help she so desperately needed, she might still be here today! At every turn to try and get her help, he shot it down and prevented it! He was an awful father to Amy! But she loved him fiercely!

agree i am NOT looking forward - i also did not like that voice, it did not sound like her nor look like her

I'm nosey and want to know.

Yeah, let's just never do a Documentary or Biopic ever again! Period!!! amiright?

@@hype88 Most of us want to know all about the people in the celebrity world that we find interesting.

Do you remember which of her songs was played at the beginning of the credits?

But then you should know she loved her dad so much and if she loved him he couldn’t have been a bad man

Blessed to live during her time 😂

AMEN. This trailer did nothing but make me angry. They’re going to leave out much of what made her “Amy” IMO. She would have HATED this movie.

Maybe see the movie before declaring the actress "didn't capture Amy's personality". You'd be more credible.

You looked up to that junkie? Maybe pick better role models 🤷

Thank you!

Long way to say an uneducated junkie

That's exactly how I feel too. They made Amy into a basic character when she was far from it. I don't see any of her attitude in the actress or script. I loved that Amy didn't care what anyone thought and would talk however she wanted and I don't see that from the trailer atleast. It just seems like a bad impersonation of her

Sure it is sweetie

Can't believe she was only 27...drugs as well as other things had a bad affect on her.

The 27 club 😢

@@TripleR250according to the doctor in the AMY documentary it was predominately the damage of bulimia and alcohol that essential ruined her heart. Bless her, it’s absolutely gutting how her life went.

Anyone who reacts like you really never understood Amy. Amy is not in appearance. Amy is soul, she is strength, she is life, as long as there are people who love her. Simple, don't watch. I'll see!

Why do I feel like Kali Uchis would have made a good Amy

Really?? I thought she resembles her JUST enough🤷‍♀️

@@venanciogomes2209like you knew her any better… At this point she’s simply an entity open to our interpretation to decide what the idea of amy means to us.

@@Silly.willy34 “i aint no spice girl” marisa says, while looking like an actual spice girl lmaoo

Have you visited her statue?

is it still worth watching if a person has a brief understanding of amy too ?x

@@mary-annesade oh for sure! I think it'll be even more interesting 😊

I got to agree with you the actress did a fantastic job, at time while I was watching the film I honestly thought they had “clipped” some of Amy into the film she was that convincing,

@@junction6_m27VNC Exactly!! We wrote the actress off wayyy too soon, there were multiple scenes that took me by surprise, because she looked almost the same as Amy, especially the side profile!

I loved this film and I'll happily see it again.

Yeah that Hendrix movie was such a missed opportunity

There's no one who could ever portray Jimi Hendrix, he was too much of an individual imho.

Bro said Jimmy LMAO. Tell me you're not a real fan without telling me. His name is Jimi Hendrix, one of the gods of guitar, Mr left handed on a rightie guitar, Mr military who served time, he was all around an amazing talent. No film will do him justice just like with Jim Morrison and the doors film.

​@@iswhatitis94The Doors biopic was good though so, you're dvmb

@@shouldwemakethis Cope harder

trailer was awesome!

@@stumack9755Did you see the documentary “Amy”? That suited her. This movie is some glossed over, whitewash version of her life.

I'm surprised they're even attempting this.

Civil War trailer was pretty good too :)

I agree 💯😢

Lana del rey

I don’t know if she was broken, her heart was broken at one point. Yes, she struggled with her mental health, as many of us do, and became an addict once she tried doing drugs just as so many do, but ‘broken’ kinda sounds like she’s bad in some way, like innately fkd up, a loser, and I don’t believe that to be true. I’m sure you wouldn’t describe yourself like that, even though I know what you mean when you use the word. What’s important is she was an amazing talent with her incredible voice & song writing, she also seemed to be a good person.

I thought it was just me… I instantly got sad hearing the music and seeing the aesthetic….Amy WILL ALWAYS be a vibe… ❤

Y’all act like you knew her or she knew you 😂

@@alonzojones9626 and you act like you know us by telling us how we are “acting” because we are human beings and expressing emotions. Why dont you act busy or get a job… loser.

@@alonzojones9626 Chill? I literally just said I liked a singer who tragically died and hope the movie do her justice.

@@alonzojones9626actually the fans of Taylor shift, selena gomez, Ariana grande are cringe af. Fans of Amy are nice people

Yep

❤please leave Amy to rest in peace , there is no need for this so called film , please show her some respect and dignity, rest in peace beautiful girl ❤️❤️❤️🌹💐💐💐

Back in black is acdc.. Amy wrote back TO black

@@Foxy-ve1oh MB, SORRY 😅

Oh wow. I loved bohemian rhapsody!!! I'm really eager to see this!!!

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Who ever said a love story had to be pure? Listening to Amy’s music, you can tell. She knew love. Just the kind that hurts you the deeper you fall into it.

@@mercurialshift5793 that’s a gross romanization of an abusive relationship

@@nicoleedwards5708 When you say something is a love story, it doesn’t necessary imply some wholesome feel good story. There’s a time for moralizing and there’s a time to simply tell Amy’s story. We already know the love was toxic. We know the lesson here. Blake introduced Amy to heroin yes. I have a similar story. I understand the destructiveness and the carelessness involved. I think we all do. But to say her relationship or the relationship between Kurt and Courtney or even Sid and Nancy isn’t a love story is to deny them their own perspective. To say it is a love story, is to not make any moral statement or judgment. In fact, many love stories are warnings. There is an element of realism to stories like this that people can relate to because love can be mad. Especially combined with drugs. Love can be toxic. It can be destructive. It can even be deadly. We can look on from the outside and claim, that this isn’t love, and that someone who loves somebody would never do such and such. But who are we to say this wasn’t love? We can’t get in Blake’s head. I don’t think we’d want to. The guilt he likely feels would be enormously difficult. The sad truth is that he probably did love Amy but he didn’t know how to. I still carry anger towards the guy who introduced me to opiates but at the end of the day, I got clean and the last I heard, he is still struggling. His own suffering is punishment enough. I feel compassion for him. I don’t think he was or is a horrible person but he made a horrible mistake. As did Blake. In fact many of us are introduced to drugs by a partner or some guy we liked and were partying with. I had a friend who overdosed and died from Fentanyl and her bf had introduced her to it. There’s a reality to this story that plays out time and again that can only be told from the perspective of the addict. How do we recognize a story like theis if we deny one half of the lethal equation? That being love. You have to see past the judgment in order to understand, grasp and relate to Amy. The Back to black album was inspired by Blake and their tumultuous relationship. Those emotions were real. The rollercoaster of ups and downs was real. The pain was real. The love was real. It just happened to end in tragedy for Amy. We understand the lesson better acknowledging the aspect of her story that is a love story. It’s a love story because she said it was. She said that much through her music. Let’s respect Amy enough to see her life through her eyes and guided by her heart. Regardless of the end result. That is how we pay tribute to Amy. To acknowledge what she experienced. The good, the bad, and the ugly.

They were still in love with each other until the day she died. Yeah they were divorced and not together anymore when she died but they still loved each other a lot. They just both knew they were also toxic for each other so they decided to not be physically together anymore.

They did love each other

It was very good.

Right it’s throwing me off.

It's in all the algorithms

Same❤

Then watch the Amy documentary instead of this

@@catshugging where is it on?

Where have you been?

If you’re a true fan, don’t watch this crap. It’s explorative garbage.

The director is a roomer it’s Sam Taylor Johnson. Not a coincidence that she married a boy the moment he turned 18. And met him when he was 17 auditioning for ‘nowhere boy’

Same! I would even say she will go down in history of being the top 10 best artist of the 21th first century. I’ve cried at that documentary multiple times, but I refuse to watch this movie. The Director is a known pedophile and her FATHER is involved in this movie.

@BigMacCoyle I couldn't agree more with your comment. Every song on that was a masterpiece.

Completely agree. It's not like London has a shortage of Jewish girls who look a bit like Amy and can sing. Should have gone with a proper North Londoner, not some Brighton wannabe.

spot on, the part where she says “i don’t write songs to be famous..” etc grosses me out.. either she’s horribly forcing the accent which sucks bc surely they coulda found someone who could do it, or else they’re trying to make it sound like shes slurring her words either way it’s just odd and gross

Idk why but I think gaga would have been a better choice 🤔

what i **really** dont understand about this dumbass biopic is that Amy died relatively recently? 2011 wasn't that long ago? We had the technology to take so much footage of her, so why not just enjoy that instead of paying some jester to cosplay as her for 2 hours?

@@Emma-xm9gb omg yes and then the “i aint no spice girl” it sounds so corny and is just executed terribly in my opinion, i just know Amy would cringe so hard.

No one asked for your comment either but here we are.

@@prospectnyc And I’m quite sure no one asked for you to be born but yes, here we most certainly are :)

Very true. The advert doesn't do justice.

That's how I feel as a long time fan of hers! I had VIP tickets to see her in concert in 2007 but she cancelled her tour to go to rehab for the first time and I never got the opportunity to ever see her again :( I remember the first time I heard her music, I fell in love with it and then when I seen what she looked like and how beautiful she was I was just blown away even more. I call her my "Virgo Soul Sister" because I'm exactly 10 days older than her (same age. She would have turned 40 with me last year if she was still alive.) and our lives were so much alike in so many ways it's kinda weird. We both struggled with a lot of the same demons and both had dysfunctional, drug and alcohol fueled abusive lovers at the same time. At the height of her fame in 2007, I was REALLY struggling with addiction/alcoholism much like she was. I made it out and got clean and she didn't and it makes me so sad. I remember the day she died it just didn't feel real. It still doesn't really feel real to me and it's been 13 years this year....

@@hwoods-kg1jf first off congratulations on your sobriety and getting through it like you said allot of people don’t make it to fight that but you did your on earth for a purpose so thank you for being alive & i never got to see her live as well and when she passed I was so shocked and I didn’t really keep up with her I know more of her story now as an adult

@@LiotaR thank you 🙏🏻 😊 so much! ❤️

that would've been better casting

She has said with her natural dark hair she got mistaken, or compared, to Amy and it was part of the reason she went blonde early on. But after that people started the Madonna talk so she couldn't win either way.

she would've

when have they ever?

Judging by the trailers, I doubt it.

doubt it

It's so sad. Amy was supposed to be Adele smh

@@Mone333Williams To me, she was. She was 10x better. Honestly, I don't think she would have been comfortable with Adele's level of success.

Ok. But u can’t know for sure what she would’ve wanted just cuz u met her a few xs. She may in fact have hated this but at the same time people speaking for her annoys me too. None of us knew her

Makes me want to see it less then, her dad doesn’t deserve a penny

I also recommend watching the dozens of compilation of interviews, tributes that were released at the time of her unfortunate death to know her. There's no reason for this to exist.

@@redacted2275 That’s a very good point, people should watch some footage from her early days like 2003/2004 and progress to the videos from her peak of fame 2006-2008. And listen to videos of her actually singing live, she had such a beautiful voice and that’s the important thing to remember

Fellow huge Amy fan here. This is just distasteful. The Amy documentary was amazing and IMO captured everything about her and told her story in a positive way. This movie just reeks of trying to capitalize on her struggle once again, and like you said I cannot stand how the actress looks absolutely nothing like her and doesn’t sound like her either. Huge disappointment all around.

@@dakotagroves7392 My thoughts exactly. From my POV, the fact that Mitch is supportive of this biopic and involved in it explains a lot also. The documentary (and fan-made KZfaq documentaries as well) rightfully call out Mitch, hence his opposition to Amy (2015). He’ll probably get a free pass in this movie

@@Emma-xm9gb yes exactly. He even defended the decision to cast Marisa Abela saying she captured Amy’s essence or something along those lines. I see absolutely none of Amy’s essence in this whatsoever. And you’re right that’s why he hated the Amy documentary so much bc it was truthful and honest. I have a feeling that this movie won’t be

no

Do you remember which of her songs was played at the beginning of the credits?

@@user-cp9hy2ky6z Hey , no i dont remember..sorry

Same, until I found out her father was involved in this movie and the director is a known pedophile 🥲