The Houstons Remember Whitney

This documentary offers a deeply personal look into the life and legacy of music icon Whitney Houston through the eyes of her family. Featuring intimate interviews with her mother, Cissy Houston, and daughter, Bobbi Kristina Brown, it delves into Whitney's extraordinary rise to fame, her personal struggles, and the enduring impact she had on the music industry and the world. The film aims to capture the essence of the woman behind the voice, celebrating her achievements and remembering her life.

While intended as a heartfelt tribute from her family, 'The Houstons Remember Whitney' received mixed to negative reviews from critics. Many found the documentary to be overly sentimental and lacking in critical depth, with some questioning its timing and perceived attempts to control the narrative surrounding Houston's life and death. However, some viewers appreciated the intimate family perspective, viewing it as a raw and emotional farewell.

• Praised by some for its emotional intimacy and family perspective.

• Criticized by many for a lack of critical distance and a perceived attempt to shape Whitney Houston's legacy.

• Found by some reviewers to be overly sentimental and emotionally manipulative.

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The documentary was released less than a year after Whitney Houston's untimely death, making it one of the first major retrospectives of her life featuring direct input from her closest family members.