Atom User Reviews for Melania
Absolutely awesome & a must see! What an incredibly beautiful human being she is. ❤️🤍💙🇺🇲
I always liked our FLOTUS….after tonight’s movie I am in awe of her in so many ways! She cares for us, actually she has love for us, the American people, especially her husband, son and her parents.
Beautifully Done
Trump got it right with Melania!!!
Ho-hum single life of a trophy wife. Great sound track. Nice cinematic film. Lots of style and little substance.
We found the movie interesting and enlightening. It showed the time preparing for the innaguration, perspectives at Jimmy Carter funeral, and family. The theater was full. The audience clapped at the end. We were glad we saw it in the theater on opening weekend.
I expected it to be more of how she grew up and hoping more stories of Barron and Donald together with her and his family were.
Very interesting look into a life that is, fortunately, something I'll never experience. I'm not envious of such a public lifestyle. Melania carries it off with such poise and grace.
ALL WOMEN MUST SEE FILM in 2026
Ma-Lo-go palm beach is beautifully when you see this closer, will see is again , the first lady of America she so stunning and beautiful.
Finally get to learn about our wonderful First Lady. I definitely enjoyed it, especially seeing her dad’s footage all through. Artistic, emotional touch! I know the grief of losing a mom so that got me also.
MELANIA has pushed the boundaries of what the First Lady of the United States of America can do for her country. Very intuitive and inspiring.
there were some moments that were boring but overall good movie. didn't like the "old reel" footage, very choppy and made me feel dizzy.
It's amazing what the Trumps have given up to serve the country.
The movie was as lovely as our First Lady
Wonderful look into the life and journey of this beautiful, seriously committed, extremely busy and incredibly effective lady.
one of the greatest First Lady's we've ever had
Metacritic
While it does offer an extremely flattering view of all things Melania, outside of a few candid glimpses, you're not really going to learn a lot about who she really is.
Ratner seems desperate to find action, but there is none. The pace is stultifying.
Describing Melania as a documentary implies that there’s meaningful, thoughtful intention to its construction, which is very much not the case. Call it a document, instead, of 20 days in the First Lady’s life circa January 2025, with all the weight and depth of a Post-it.