The imagination of Jim Henson is perfectly captured in this documentary by Ron Howard. I was thoroughly impressed by the editing style, which mirrored the fast-paced and innovative nature of Henson himself.

Remembering Gene Wilder is a touching tribute to a beloved comedic and dramatic icon.

Brats is a compelling documentary for those who cherish 80s movies and their young stars.

The Greatest Night in Pop is a fascinating documentary that dives into the making of the iconic 80s anthem "We Are the World."

As much as I love Steve Martin, I wondered if someone who isn't a super fan of his could stick with it.

There is a sad reality that one faces while watching Hulu's documentary, The Contestant.

Even if The Wiggles weren't a part of your life or your child's life, there is much to admire about this music documentary.

It was refreshing to watch a music documentary about a band whose trajectory wasn't defined by a huge breakup or travesty.

I remember the era of Johnny Football like it was yesterday. His historic rise and fall is fascinating, especially if you are a fan of college football.

Like the show itself, a little bit goes a long way with The American Gladiators Documentary. This doc absolutely did not need two parts to tell its story.

TINA is extremely well-made. It's well thought out and does an amazing job of cobbling years of archive footage to tell Tina Turner's powerful story.