Listen I didn't watch the movie. I knew from jump that this "movie" wouldn't tell me anything about Aaliyah that I didn't already know. As far as the actress, I'm tired of people saying it's not her fault. Like girl, TW0 people dropped out of this movie before you even got the role for poor production and because of disdain from the family. How can anyone have sympathy for you? ol' girl didn't even do her research. She had no Aaliyah mannerisms idc what any of you say. She pronounced her name wrong in all of her interviews. Did you all see the interview when she said 'Try Again' was her favorite song on the 'one in a million' album? like GIRLLLL that song wasn't even thought of when one in a million dropped. This movie wasn't made to do her legacy any justice, or to inform the new generation about her, it was to make money. They knew that millions would be tuning in to this movie so they used the lowest budget in order to make the biggest profit. It's clear as day. So no, I don't feel bad for the actress because she knew that this was a train wreck just like EVERYone else who was involved and dropped out. No I don't feel like wendy actually cared to capture Aaliyah's essence, she just wanted to make a film on a love story that never was. Like when were Aaliyah and R. Kelly in love? where did you get that information from? ugh just terrible. I think the saddest part is in life Aaliyah never got her just due and now even in death she still hasn't gotten her just do. It's heartbreaking. R.I.P. Baby girl.