Billie Eilish – "Hit Me Hard and Soft" ahora si tiene un RIVAL digno para competir con LALISA.
Directed by Sue Kim
A grounded documentary.
Documentary following global superstar LISA during a transformative year away from BLACKPINK, the K-pop phenomenon that made her one of the world's most recognizable performers. Documenting a year of risk, reinvention, and self-discovery as LISA begins to define her next chapter.
Always Lalisa is showing in 29 cinemas in Los Angeles - next screening Saturday 17 October at 18:00 at Cinemark Downey and XD.
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Billie Eilish – "Hit Me Hard and Soft" ahora si tiene un RIVAL digno para competir con LALISA.
got out of the cinema and oh my god i had to sit in silence for a few minutes just to process everything because this was genuinely one of the best experiences ever and im actually a crying mess right now. this is gonna be a long review because what i feel for this girl cant possibly be put into just two sentences. lisa has always been the sunshine of my life. she was there for me even during my darkest days and that doesn’t mean she had to be physically there, just her existence in this world was enough for me. whenever i felt down, i would watch her videos and they would instantly lift up my mood. i have known lisa for 10 years now and 10 years is a LONG long time, not even once have i felt like unstanning her because she is the kind of person you fall even more in love with the more you get to know her. i literally discovered BLACKPINK through her. i came across a video of lisa and she instantly caught my eye. i wanted to know more about this girl and i still remember how i spent that night searching everything about her on the internet and slowly falling in love with her. coming to the documentary, this was so much needed at this point in her life because we never really got to know much about lisa’s personal life. she was never really open with us about how she felt and always seemed to keep so much inside. im so glad she finally opened up to us and gave us a chance to feel even more closer to her. she is such a hardworking girl and everything she does, she gives it her 110%. i mean, HOW can you even hate this girl man? she’s literally a ball of sunshine. i hate yg so much for making my girl lose her confidence in singing. that part genuinely broke me and i cried so much. FUCK YOU, YG. i hope she knows how many people believe in her and her voice. whenever lisa’s mom and dad appeared on screen, i started tearing up so much. i mean, they seem like such sweet souls and you can see where lisa gets her sweetness and kindness from. it also hurt so much to hear that her dad isn’t doing well healthwise and that she is scared he might not be there to walk her down the aisle one day. i genuinely hope her dad gets to experience that beautiful moment with her. lisa you can get married whenever you want and have kids whenever you want. i will always support you, no matter what. your happiness will always be the first priority. lisa isn’t just a celebrity to me. she feels like family. i literally grew up with her and i got to live some of the best years of my teens because of her, even if it was from a distance idk how to explain it but she has always been there for me in ways people probably wouldn’t understand. sometimes, all it took was one smile from her to make my day better. everyone who knows me knows her. thankyou lisa for being my sunshine, for bringing me happiness when i needed it the most and for being someone i could look up to throughout these 10 years. no matter where life takes you, i will always be cheering for you. you deserve all the love, happiness and beautiful things this world has to offer and even more than that. im so proud of you and i hope you know just how deeply you are loved by everyone around this world. LISA YOU WILL ALWAYS AND FOREVER BE LOVED BY ME.
Got to see Lisa and Rosie cuddle on the big screen, it doesn't get much better than this!
The film follows global superstar Lisa during a transformative year of risk, reinvention, and solo artistic pursuit.
Sue Kim directed the 2026 documentary capturing a pivotal year in the artist's career.
The film had its world premiere at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival.