Justin Hill

Music is really healing.

Like, I was kind of like... I love it, right?

Yeah, I really... You just genuinely see this beautiful tale of the trials and tribulations and the high highs and the low lows of what she goes through.

And it just feels beautiful that at the end of it, she does kind of explain...

And you can see her like in the current day footage where you can just see that she's healing from the music.

She's with her band and she's rehearsing and she's excited to go on tour and she just gets itchy feet and she's just like, I have to get up and be a part of it.

As you go on that journey through the first couple of episodes, you're like, of course, this is what she's like.

Music is in her veins and it always will be.

And I think that, you know, I've been to quite a few Kylie concerts and I think what was delightful about it was seeing a version of her that I had kind of had in my heart and in my mind that she is that person.

And that it's on screen.

And that it's on screen.

And we have all this beautiful footage of her capturing it through her lips.

Her Australian accent is hilariously Australian in the very beginning.

And when you listen to her speak, like at one point... It's Charlene.

Yeah.

She literally is Charlene.

And so it's very endearing.

And I think...

If you're not already, you're just going to fall back in love with Kylie Minogue when you watch this.

Even I might watch the AFL grand final.