Elton John: Never Too Late: reviews

What the critics say average 6.0 from 5 outlets

• 8.0 VarietyOwen Gleiberman The portrait of Sir Elton today ? the astonishingly gracious gentleman he is, the family life he found ? is revealing and moving. Read
• 6.7 IndiewireEsther Zuckerman "Never Too Late" is a competent but largely conventional look at John, which focuses on the most documented part of his life: His astronomical rise in the first half of the 1970s. With Read
• 6.3 CriticMatt Zoller Seitz Elton John: Never Too Late is an affecting movie that the musician's fans will likely appreciate, but it's the equivalent of those official oil portraits that the more intelligent and self-aware royals used to commission. Read
• 5.8 The PlaylistChris Barsanti Elton John: Never Too Late comes across as a safe and well-tooled piece of a carefully managed relationship with Disney. Read
• 3.0 Screen DailyRobert Daniels Apart from a few quippy anecdotes, the only thing holding Elton John: Never Too Late together is the songs. Read