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Madonna Talks "Truth Or Dare" On GMA - Reaction
🕑 Added 2025-10-15 21:16:36 +0000 UTC
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Brent Livingston
You will love truth or dare
Brent Livingston
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Jose Jimenez
Who’s That Girl - Ciao Italia is the version to watch
Jose Jimenez
Saw Truth or Dare 4 times in the theater. Fantastic rockumentary
christian sweeters
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John Garity
Still in Madonna jail?
Eric Hufford
It's True Blue, Who's That Girl film and soundtrack, The Who's That Girl World Tour, You Can Dance, Like A Prayer, Dick Tracey/I'm Breathless then Blond Ambition and after that Truth or Dare. It was the highest grossing documentary of all time til the release of Farienhiet 9/11. It's a great time capsule of what was going in the world and how she responded to it. It's credited with starting reality tv. And that attitude is what the majority of us journalist had with her. Originally it was supposed to be a concert film that the director Alek Keshishian talked her into changing it into a documentary. Her label and management were against the film. And no artist would ever make a similar film today
Eric Hufford
Blond Ambition she chose the masculine form
steven ****
So the order is Who’s that Girl soundtrack (only the madonna songs), Who’s that Girl Tour, Like a Prayer album, Dick Tracy Soundtrack, Blonde Ambition Tour, then Truth or Dare Documentary. So a ways to go, but a must watch. Considered a groundbreaking move which is now quite common.
Iain Denholm
Happy belated-birthday, matey
Diesel
The film is considered a direct blueprint for modern reality television and the pervasive social media culture of sharing one's life. For many young, closeted gay people at the time, seeing themselves represented positively in such a high-profile film was an empowering and defining moment that helped them come to terms with their own identities. Ultimately, Truth or Dare was groundbreaking because it was a bold, self-aware piece of performance art that challenged notions of celebrity mystique and provided vital representation for the LGBTQ+ community, creating a legacy that continues to influence pop culture today.
