US EditionMelania Trump Drops First Look At New Documentary MELANIA: 'Here We Go Again' - Amazon.com (NASDAQ:AMZN)
- On Dec. 17, 2025, a trailer for the feature documentary was published by Fox News, previewing the film before its January 30, 2026 theatrical release and unprecedented access to 20 days before the 2025 Presidential Inauguration.
- Melania Trump's new production company `Muse Films` debuted with a documentary Amazon licensed earlier this year for $40 million, with Mrs. Trump as an executive producer.
- Director Brett Ratner, known for the "Rush Hour" series, directed the documentary, marking his first feature since the 2017 sexual misconduct allegations.
- A brief theatrical run will precede streaming on Amazon's Prime Video after Amazon MGM Studios outbid Disney and Paramount, prompting negative reactions from social media critics and Matthew Yglesias, columnist.
- The trailer is a minute-long montage that includes inauguration scenes, Air Force One, Mar-a-Lago and backstage footage with Barron Trump; Melania Trump posted it to X and promoted it on Fox & Friends Wednesday.
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The American first lady has unveiled the official trailer for a film about the 20 days leading up to Donald Trump's inauguration in January.
“I Can’t Wait To Not Watch It”: Here’s What People Have To Say About Melania Trump’s New Documentary
Critics and detractors have erupted online after the first trailer dropped for MELANIA, a new documentary centered on First Lady Melania Trump, with reactions ranging from bafflement to outright revulsion. The backlash began almost immediately after Fox News released the exclusive first look at the film, which is set to chronicle a narrow 20-day window leading up to Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration. For many viewers, the issue wa…
Even before the official release of the cinema, the documentary about Melania Trump provides a whirlwind. A new trailer gives fans and critics a foretaste of what they expect. However, the first scenes already provide laughter on the net.
The First Lady beats her husband at selected moments, George Clooney is ridiculed by his twins, and the football brothers Saïd and Malek El Mala pursue a sophisticated tactic in housework.
The documentary promises to reveal the behind-the-scenes events of a momentous event.
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