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The brutal reviews are in. Here’s an updating roundup highlighting the sharpest (and meanest) commentary about Melania Trump’s new film.

'Melania' premiered globally in theaters on Friday, Jan. 30, sharing selective glimpses of the first lady's transition back to the White House

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Critics hated it, but director Brett Ratner's first lady documentary "Melania" Trump outperformed box-office expectations with a $7 million opening.

Directed by Rush Hour filmmaker Brett Ratner, Melania opens in theaters nationwide on Friday. The official synopsis for the documentary reads, “ Melania offers unprecedented access to the 20 days leading up to the 2025 Presidential Inauguration — through the eyes of the First Lady herself.

Amazon MGM's $75 million investment delivers best documentary opening in 14 years, earning an "A" CinemaScore despite scathing critical reception.

Melania Trump is capping her first year after becoming first lady again with the global release of a documentary about the 20 days before she and President Donald Trump returned to the White House.

Melania Trump starred in and produced her self-titled documentary about the days leading up to Donald Trump's 2025 inauguration.

Melania Trump took to X on Saturday morning to flaunt the early achievements of her new documentary, "Melania," which opened on Friday. The First Lady posted that "Melania" is projecting the best weekend debut in 10 years for a documentary (excluding concert films) and received an "A" score from movie pollster "CinemaScore.

Ratner’s comeback represents another sign of the #MeToo backlash, said Elisa Batista, campaign director at the gender justice organization UltraViolet, which advocates for survivors of sexual harassment and assault in industries including politics and media.