Bring the Soul: Review - Marsha Night 💜

Bring The Soul: The Movie

by 

Marsha Night

I like how different this movie was to the last 2 that I have seen in the theatres, it was more feature film and less random cuts. The great thing was how they transitioned from talking about their experiences to flashing back to the actual experience one by one, moving to each city and country along the 'Love Yourself' tour path.

This time it was really trying to show why they do what they do, and are who they are. They absolutely thrive off the energy that ARMY gives them, even if they are not feeling quite themselves or are injured - they take inspiration from each other and ARMY to make it through and show better 'versions' of themselves.

We also see some really hard times for some of the members and although it's awful to watch, you do feel a sense of pride towards them for overcoming these issues and the fact they really do keep going because of their ARMY is truly inspiring and thought provoking. 

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Overall, a very well shot and insightful look into their lives even more so than the previous films and documentaries. This shows them at their worst and their best, the thing that gets them through:

                         

Each other & ARMY.

"I love you more than yesterday, but less than tomorrow"