First of all, this movie does not have the blessing from her family which is why Whitney's original music can't be used. I think the fact that it's Angela Bassett, who is an acclaimed actress directing it that has made people gloss over what the Aaliyah biopic was mercilessly (and rightfully) dragged for. It does look good but I honestly feel like Whitney is deserving of a big-screen flick. The Bodyguard era alone proves that. Anyway, good luck to those involved.