I like how the filmmaker follows 4 notable social media icons, especially Paris Hilton, as they use their online presence to create something bigger than themselves. I think Bert Marcus does a splendid job approaching industry notables to share the rollercoaster ride that follows when deciding to share your life for millions to watch - also get a glimpse of their life and insight. This documentary is a 'must watch' as it helps the viewer better understand that there's more than meets the eye.

I'm in my 20s, a prime millennial so they say, but I never fully understood the length to which Social Media affects our culture - I check it once a day, but my life isn't over if someone unfollows me (I don't even notice). This film shed light on 4 different but equally compelling stories. I was entertained by this film all the way through - it was fun and entertaining, yet education and emotional, and those are my favorite types of films.

I was very surprised about how I felt after the film ended. I can't stop thinking about the film and I am still thinking about it now, which is why I am writing a review. It comes off as being fun and entertaining to start, but then you realize that there is a ton at stake for the characters and the themes and stories are much more significant than you realize. I feel like I needed to reexamine my own relationship with social media....

I was lucky enough to attend the premiere of this film with all of the cast and it was so cool. The movie itself was so good and the people in the film were so different on screen than I thought. There was a Q+A after the film with the cast and I was totally engrossed with these people afterwards. They are all so different, but make so much sense. Just wow!