Mary Jordan

What's your favorite song?

And she said, Billie Jean.

All right, now we know that.

So there were a few little things.

That honestly is maybe the chat GPT answer if you put in, if you average all of humanity, what their favorite song would be.

I mean, that's not that deep of an insight.

No, there was no deep reflection.

I mean, I think, again, what a missed opportunity.

She has an incredible story to tell, and she just doesn't tell it.

I mean, actually, it made me think that maybe she's smarter than many people believe, because now she can get paid for another movie that offers to reveal, like, she could do a sequel.

Okay, this time I really will reveal, and she could make millions more.

Oh.

You know, a lot of celebrities have shied away from, you know, public vulnerability.

They don't necessarily, maybe we're not surprised that this documentary doesn't lay out kind of deeper insights into her life.

But, you know, fashion also seems to be a core part of what this documentary was.

Was it making some sort of argument that even I have heard some Trump supporters make in political spaces that, you know, Melania Trump is an underrated actress?

figure in, you know, when we think about legacy fashion worlds like Vogue or other things like that?

I think clearly she thinks about fashion, she thinks about clothes to an extraordinary degree.

And she talks about sharp colors and that black and white are her favorite colors, and there's an enormous percent of the movie

She's standing there and she's like, take this in a pinch, you know, with people hemming and like, you clearly see that she has an eye.