2010
Not Rated
Sony Pictures Releasing
2 h

2010
Not Rated
Sony Pictures Releasing
2 h

Summary Celine Dion, the international superstar and best-selling female artist of all time, has toured around the world and back again, and now, Sony Pictures Releasing's special programming division, The Hot Ticket, will let audiences follow her everywhere. For a limited engagement beginning early next year in wide release, Celine: Through the...

Directed By: Stéphane Laporte

2010
Not Rated
Sony Pictures Releasing
2 h

2010
Not Rated
Sony Pictures Releasing
2 h

Celine: Through the Eyes of the World

Name: Celine: Through the Eyes of the World
Genre: Documentary, Music
Released: 2010-02-17
Duration: 2 min
Rating: 52
Cast: René Angélil, René-Charles Angélil, Céline Dion, Christopher Houston

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USA Today

Yet it would be wrong, or at least simplistic, to dismiss Celine as a globe-spanning ego trip. Directed by Stephane Laporte, the movie offers something we seldom see anymore from public figures: grandiosity without either apology or arrogance.

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Boxoffice Magazine

In short, if you like her, you’ll likely love her after the film, which I suspect is timed to usher in a return world tour.

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The Globe and Mail (Toronto)

It’s probably accurate in its portrayal of her general good humour. Detractors would be surprised at how genuinely funny she can be.

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Los Angeles Times

Some concert movies make you feel like you have the best seat in the house; this one plants you squarely in front of the Jumbotron.

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