I loved the small bits of history, personal stories, and the beginning with the violin music. But I agree, we could do without the profanity and obnoxious explicit music. I didn’t mind the celebrity interviews, but I thought the interviews of the people who worked there was more interesting. Let’s just have a do over-more history, more of the archives of the old historical stuff. And perhaps the team of today who make the new designs too. I think Tiffany deserves this view!

If you think you're getting a documentary about Tiffany's when you buy or rent this, think again. Here and there, you might get a little bit of history, but otherwise what you're getting is a muddled, disorganized mess of music, fast cuts to jewels, and celebrity testimonials about how great Tiffay's is. In the midst of it, the director subjects us to several minutes of people acting astonished at how Audrey Hepburn's character in Breafast at Tiffany's was a prostitute. To what end? I have no idea. A truly terrible film.

Interesting content....but the background music was so distracting and distasteful! What's the point of a song laced with the F-word in this documentary??

Topics go back & forth, not in any order. Trailer was the best part. Very disappointed.

Thrilled by the story and iconic brand, disappointed by the profanity. I would have been much happier with this piece if they had edited out the profanity. If your ears can take it, then enjoy.

The director/producer could have told a thousand stories about Tiffany’s. They chose this one that feels more like an infomercial than a story about a stellar brand and the creation of iconic wearable art.

OH WOW! This movie took my breath away. What a gem. The music is fantastic (wish there was a soundtrack to buy). If you are tired of shoot’m up, zombies/vampires/politicians this is the movie for you. It’s like eating a box of fine chocolates; you just want more...