But the end was just when he just asks her questions. She looked a bit awkward but not like she wanted to cry. Even though I did cackle when he asked her if she would be doing this for the rest of her life. She was like... "Bitch, you and I both know I'm outta this mess in the next 10 years." She kinda ignored the question and said yes to just finish the interview.

I guess maybe the prospect of Britney retiring within the next decade might make you sad, but when she does retire (because I really don't see her doing this for the rest of her life) at least we'll have like 10 solid albums to enjoy. But I will be sad to never have new music from her again or see her live again and share in the anticipation of a new album era and tour.

Well, I don't know what route her career will take after this album. She's free of her contract after that and can decide to just retire. I mean, the thought of it saddens me because I obviously love Britney and her music, but I would understand it if she chose to do that. I think she has enough money to live well for the rest of her life and I think she just wants to settle down and just take it easy.

But I'd miss her so much.

Agreed Anthony.
I Am the Femme Fatale was definitely some special kind of documentary.


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iggie45 turns everything into a damn dramatic conspiracy

I hope your being sarcastic.

There was nothing sad about the documentary.