LUTHER: NEVER TOO MUCH Documentary Review
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2024
- Gay homosexuals Nick and Joseph spoil Luther: Never Too Much - a 2024 documentary directed by Dawn Porter.
Premise: Chronicles the life of an iconic musical performer, from childhood musical talent to worldwide fame. Explores his collaborations, influences, character and relationships with family, friends and fans.
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Cast:
Richard Marx
Dionne Warwick
Mariah Carey
Roberta Flack
Clive Davis
Lisa Fischer
David Bowie
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Bette Midler
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I’m 50 and the way I loved me some Lutha growing up…chile 😩. My daughter’s wedding song was A House Is Not A Home and it was at that moment that I knew I hadn’t failed her as a parent 😅. She has fantastic taste in music.
I will definitely watch because I love his music. Disappointed they don't delve any deeper but it seems like he didn't want that. He will always be legendary
He was such a private individual; I couldn’t imagine how they could weave together a documentary.
Just saw it at Tribeca. Focuses on his music accomplishments of which there are many.
they certainly can't talk about his sexuality because there is no trace that he left behind.
One of my dear friends said whenever Luther was in a love relationship he’d be thin but when he was heartbroken he’d get heavy. He was a sound man and traveled on the road with Luther. I never forgot that and I could certainly relate to it.
that's not accurate. He was always big, then had weight loss surgery and stayed thin until his stroke
Joseph that shirt is so crisp 🤍
I just saw a screening of this film last night. It was EVERYTHING and I loved it! We all laughed, cried, and sang along. I learned things about his life and career I never knew before.
It was fantastic!
I absolutely LOVE his voice and I always knew he was gay YEARS ago but I didn't care.❤
Same energy here.
How do you know he was gay?
Same. How could someone not know? True fans don’t care. We love him.
Luther Vandross is one of my all time favs! I wish that I could have seen him live in concert. Nick and Joseph you guys have been dropping videos like no other today. I cannot keep up! LOL!
"This man was known for writing Love songs, who did you love?" ~Joseph
Speaking of, I watch classic movies here on RUclips, and just recently found out that the song "A House Is Not A Home" wasn't an original Luther song! It was originally sung by Brook Benton from a movie of the same name. That song always felt like signature Luther so needless to say, I was shocked lol.
Actually. This was written by Burt Bacharach and first made famous by Dionne Warwick. Mavis Staples made a version in 1970. It was Dionne tho
Actually. This was written by Burt Bacharach and first made famous by Dionne Warwick. Mavis Staples made a version in 1970. It was Dionne tho
Actually. This was written by Burt Bacharach and first made famous by Dionne Warwick. Mavis Staples made a version in 1970. It was Dionne tho
Actually. This was written by Burt Bacharach and first made famous by Dionne Warwick. Mavis Staples made a version in 1970. It was Dionne tho
I am 33 years old and I grew up listening to Luther Vandross and loving his music and another song that had clues to the fact that Luther Vandross was gay was the song your secret love.
Luther always maintained proper social decorum as one with unflappable integrity and class. I have never known him to be crass, but, it’s been said when he was pressed in an interview about people wanting to know his sexuality, he responded, “It’s none of their f**king business.” Fair enough. He was dead set on not discussing that in life, therefore no one needs to weigh in on his behalf in death. That, in and of itself, would be disrespectful to him and his memory. It’s not anyone else’s story to tell. That’s Luther’s story. If you want to know - o, well. Get over it. Let it be.
The fact that no one has ever stepped up and claim to be a former lover, really tells us all we need to know.
Love hearing someone who loved Luther speak on this movie.
If we’re going to go there then we need to GO THERE! Especially the rumors about Eddie Murphy
Eddie Murphy?
Why?
It was always luther and Freddie jackson, who was gay but we didn't care
I used to think they were boyfriends when I was a child in the 80s
@@jpdaboss626 They were friendly competitors and similar. Not twincest 😂😆
Honestly this is the first time I heard about this 🙀 Luther’s Killing me softly with his song was such an amazing version! Better than the Fugees! Now it makes so much more sense!!!
I wasn’t ready yet had me 😂😂😂😂
Bravo. I love your thoughtful analysis here. ❤
I love me some Luther Vandross! I am really glad you covered this one, I cannot wait to see it.
I worked with the sister of Larry, who was killed in the car accident. Her younger brother was also in the car and was injured.
The Clive Davis comment had me rollin!
Luther is/was FINE! Some of us like a Teddy Bear!
I thought he was sexy both heavy and thin.
Sounds like a very frustrating watch.I wonder if this documentary being so coded had anything to do with his estate.
We all grew up whit Luther and his sexuality never came up until I was an adult.
Growing up, I was staunchly resistant to Luther. It was grown folks' music to my ears. As an adult, I discovered a love and appreciation for his vocal talent and his music. He made SO MANT great songs, but my favorite is Wait For Love.
I relate to this so much. His music used to be on the Quiet Storm which I hated. But then I got older and fell in love and we all knew he was gay. I wish he could have been comfortably out.
Joseph is so ruthless I love it 😂❤
This singer, and George Michael, are the ones that had at least 3 songs that had the most classiest/catchy song hooks I never got bored with all these years😊
Thank you for sharing your documentary review. I didn't know that this Luther Vandross documentary exist until now. 30jan24
I had no idea about the car accident. Wow.
Did they address his tour feuds with En Vogue and Anita Baker? Or when Aretha stormed out of the studio because she was the queen of the one-take recordings and he wanted her to rerun the song?
No, they didn't.
This makes me wonder if this was the reason why Lisa Fischer has said she was afraid of Aretha? 😂😂😂🤔
love Luther Vandross
I'll see the doc regardless of its short comings. Y'all are messy don't ever change. 😂
It's really sad that even in death his life is hidden in the shadows.
@@SE-gs6gdhe openly showed a couple of his lovers in magazines (especially Ebony). He had no problem being open at times. The documentary should have included it.
@@SE-gs6gd stfu. I said what I said.
I love Luther so much.
well put!
I think the reason the documentary was not the deep because respect for his mother.
she been dead for years
Did they talk about the time Luther called the cops on En Vogue because they kept walking by his dressing room? 😅
That's clearly diva behavior so probably not. 😂
No!
His tour with Anita Baker was drama on top of drama too. They rehearsed a duet but she performed the song during her set. They didn't speak to one another for the duration of the tour.
😂😂😂😂 You know they weren’t going to talk about that.
Beautiful man, beautiful voice.
I got into Luther via Bowie. Such a beautiful voice. A shame he didn't get the material he deserved.
Love you two
I was going to ask if there was any new information in the documentary
I always loved LV❤❤❤❤
OK, I always thought he was hot so there were people thinking about him in that way. I remember an Entertainment Tonight interview where the “reporter” asked what’s it like being so popular looking the way you do. I thought it was very rude and helped lead to his drastic and dangerous weight loss. He was very sexy the way he was. Just sayin’
Wow. That’s so rude!😡
never too much never too much love that song
Can someone please tell me where to find it to watch it? Ive been searching for a while now. Thx in advance.
I've been a life long fan of Luther's. I spotted him & his voice when he was with David Bowie. This was done from the few point of the black woman who says, "I know but if he don't want to talk about, it's none of my business." Isn't it interesting how it seems ok for the black community to bring up ANY & EVERY THING about Whitney's sexuality, which was also very much in the closet, but Luther as a Black Man, has the narrative of FIGHTING TO THE END OF TIME to keep it, "None of my business." I think it's BS. I want to see this but I already know it's going to make me mad.
People bring up Whitney’s sexuality so much, but they don’t want to talk about Luther’s. It really shouldn’t matter especially if you’re a true fan, but people are something else. It’s the artist’s story to tell but only if they want to. They shouldn’t have to if they don’t want to.
You look just like Luther in that image behind you. Best.
I love Luther's music so I'll watch the documentary. I watched a documentary on Luther that aired on BET years ago so I probably won't learn anything new.
Where can we watch this docu?
Where can we watch this doc?
I only hope that Luther had true love in his life. It's sadly possible that the reason that was not in the documentary at all, is because he didn't have it. Or he was just that deep in the closet about it. Those are the choices this terrible society made a lot of gay men have in the 70s and 80s.
Jealous yall saw it! It wasn't availble in the virtual Sundance package😢
When will the general public be able to see this documentary?? Thank you.
Seems to me from what you guys said, that this docu about Luther Vandross is incomplete because they only skim the surface of who he is; they never delve into the the why. I believe that someone else, a better writer should delve deeper into his live and tell his WHOLE story. We (gays, straights, everyone) need to be reminded of how great people were handicapped by fear from the repercussions of being their authentic selves
But,the way he lost weight led to the strokes, those drugs ruined his life.
Luther outed himself on Arsenio Hall’s show when he said if he wasn’t a singer he’d would be an interior decorator…The next day some record Exec said “he’s lost the females and now he’s the in the Johnny Mathis record sales category!”
So an interior decorator = gay? I'm not saying he necessarily wasn't gay, given all of the coded language his close confidants, associates and the like were saying, with the added circumstantial events or situations that may lean that way understandably. But saying he "outed himself" with that comment sounds deliberately obtuse. He very well could have been closeted, especially given the era, and though its natural to make assumptions about people, making declarative statements like that? Come on now.
@adisacohen4930 this wasn't today, that was like 30+yrs ago. Yes, the public would've absolutely called that "gay." It was a less enlightened time, but let's not act like it didn't exist. I can totally see people back then saying he's gay from that comment
You sound ignorant as heck! Every Lither album has sold million or over million records! Every album since 1981. So you are a lie!
Oh come on everybody should have known he was gay but it didn’t matter . We loved Luther , gay or not . I believe nobody gave a damn it was Luther vandtoss.
He was big gay
Shame man. Never knew his story.
Absolutely loved Luther his sexuality never came into it for me just loved him unconditionally and his voice was unbelievable