WKNDwatchlist – Kylie, The Greatest Night of Pop and Wham!

This week, we go back in time to relive dancefloor anthems and the ultimate superstar mega-collaboration in Eighties Euphoria.

Kylie is a long-overdue, fascinating chronicle of Kylie Minogue’s pop journey, built from her own collection of archival clippings and rare footage. While keeping her trademark privacy intact, this honest retrospective brilliantly maps her transformation from Neighbours favourite to global pop royalty, capturing both her miraculous highs and deeply painful personal struggles.

This nostalgic, eye-opening documentary offers a brilliant behind-the-scenes look at the making of We Are the World. Led by Lionel Richie, it captures the incredible egos, raw talent, and administrative chaos of cramming the eighties’ biggest icons into one room. It’s a marvelous, pre-autotune time piece with immense global heart.

An exuberant music documentary celebrating the legendary duo that launched George Michael into the stratosphere. It perfectly charts their early commercial appeal, playful dynamics and immense star power. Buoyed by timeless hits and curious behind-the-scenes trivia, it’s a brilliant, detailed look at a pop phenomenon that left us far too soon.

So, which one has your vote? For more reviews, head over to splingmovies.com. And remember: Don’t WING it, SPL!NG it!