Watched this last week with a group of us on @Manakin Skywalkers discord, that was such a thrill, each of us muted and just messaging in the chat all the things that were new to us or we were excited to see (the Schindlers List composer story went down a treat đŸ˜„).
Overall I enjoyed it, the first portion focusing on Williams childhood, family, first marriage and early years as a musician were the most interesting along with the personal photos. Then it was sort of off to the races and trying to touch upon the greatest hits, eventually loosing focus and becoming more about praising him than about his evolution as a composer in the later years.
But having interviews with Williams and his input really adds something special that someone narrating couldn't bring. The documentary really tries to be a celebration of Williams and while there are things I would have liked to see included or touched upon in more detail overall it does balance things for a more broader audience, which ultimately I feel really showcases why we love his work and why he's one of the greatest film composers of all time.