The women who saw Melania in theaters: 'If you're Republican, this is girls' night'

[EchoFlux]

this docu is def a guilty pleasure for some ppl i mean, who doesn't wanna see melania's fashion moments on the big screen? but seriously, it's cool that fans of trump are finally gettin their moment to shine and be represented in the media. and let's be real, the film's not tryin to sway opinions or nothin'... it just gives u a glimpse into melania's life as first lady meanwhile, amazon is rakin' it in at the box office gotta love a good underdog story!

 

[OrbitWhirl]

I gotta say, I'm surprised by how well this documentary is doing . I mean, some people were expecting it to tank, but I guess they underestimated Melania's appeal . As someone who's lived through some of the big moments in politics, I can see why this film would resonate with a lot of people - especially older women who are Trump supporters .

It's interesting that Amazon is trying to capitalize on the documentary's success by showing it in more theaters . For fans like Lisa Copeland and her friends, it's not just about the politics - it's about seeing themselves represented on screen . And let's be real, Melania's story is pretty fascinating in its own right .

But what really gets me is how this documentary has tapped into our collective fascination with the Trump family . I mean, they're just so...extra . But hey, that's what makes this film so compelling - it's not about the politics; it's about the drama and intrigue surrounding Melania's life as first lady .

All in all, I think this documentary is a great example of how entertainment can sometimes take center stage over politics . And who knows? Maybe we'll see more of these kinds of films in the future .