It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley Reviews

“Anybody can be famous, but it takes a real spirit to raise a kid.”

Man fuck, this shit hit like 14 trucks, which is about one every 10 minutes. It’s so devastating what happened and it’s even more devastating who it happened to. Jeff was an incredible human being, he deserved a happy ending.

Another banger of a documentary, fucking loving them and hating them at the same time, I loved the animated parts, and the ending voicemail to his mother had me on the verge of crying man.

10/10

R.I.P Jeff “The Goat” Buckley

trash

Great documentary

as a fan this is worth a watch but idk how factual it is. at least i think there might be some omitting present. focused a bit too much on his relationships imo. it also felt a bit low budget when they used those stock-image-like shots whenever they were missing visual material.

i watched this documentary in my jeff buckley phase and it hit me way harder than i thought! it was so freaking good! i would happily rewatch this many times! his music was just so good and i miss him so bad! long live jeff buckley!

Love, anger, depression and Jeff Buckley

made me cry multiple times

Excellence

i don't even have words.

Feb 12 26

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Really well done doc. Like the editing, the interviews, the sources for info they had all crazy good

to think about what could have been

My eyes did sweat a little and my army hairs got straightened

i cried like 7 times 😭

🌟

Learned some things I didn’t know or had forgotten. Well done documentary

very similar to my fav documentary, montage of heck about kurt cobain. this documentary is amazing! #lovejeffbuckley

I absolutely adore Jeff Buckley he is one of my favorite figures of history and music, and all of the footage of him in this documentary is so lovely. However, this documentary doesn’t really tell the correct story, and heavily focuses on his relationships with past girlfriends, which doesn’t paint a correct picture to his very ambivalent gender and sexuality. They also frame this narrative as if he only released one album, but he literally recorded his second completed album, before he decided to scrap it and move to Memphis to start over. The way it ends with his mom listening to his voicemail is very placed, I really recommend all of you actually research this woman before you feel all heartfelt for her, there are a shit ton of issues there and he wouldn’t move all the way across the country if there wasn’t a lot of issues within his childhood. They realllly glossed over the reason why he stopped talking to her, to the point where I can’t even find the exact reason online. When will someone make a good documentary or film about this absolutely astounding individual??

🥲 it’s never over