Very similar to the Phantom Menace doc in how it tries to spin a fundamentally bleak and tragic story into a positive triumph and is all the bleaker for it. It both makes you appreciate and understand the hard work and artistry of the crew and how the finished film ended up the way it did. Constant revisions, too many heads trying to pull it into their direction, nobody willing to really put a foot down, focus tested to death, a release date they would not budge from. It’s no wonder how it ended up so muffled and so safe and so nothing. This is a far better watch than the actual film is, and worth the time for anyone interested in the grueling task of filmmaking, especially in the monolithic corporate structure of Disney.