Christina Aguilera Movies

The concert film Tony Bennett: An American Classic serves as a video accompaniment and companion piece to the legendary crooner's 2006 album of the same title. On that LP, Bennett duets on a series of pop standards, with nineteen of the world's top rock and pop artists. In the film version - originally produced and aired on NBC - Bennett teams up with many of the same guests, including Christina Aguilera, k.d. Lang, Stevie Wonder, Chris Botti, Elton John, Juanes, John Legend, Barbra Streisand and Diana Krall, to celebrate his own 80th birthday. Rob Marshall, the helmer of Chicago, directs. Tracks include: "Smile" with Streisand, "Sing, You Sinners" with Legend, "Because of You" with Lang and Botti, "The Best is Yet to Come" with Krall, "The Shadow of Your Smile" with Juanes, "Rags to Riches with John, "Just in Time" with Michael Buble, "For Once in My Life" with Wonder and "Steppin' Out" with Aguilera. Bennett then performs his standard closer, the seminal "I Left My Heart in San Francisco," as a solo number. Throughout, Marshall and his collaborators re-create, via elaborate onstage production design, classic settings from various periods in Bennett's life and career, including the 52nd Street Swing Club, one of the earlier incarnations of Columbia's recording studio, Carnegie Hall, the stage of the 'Rat Pack,' the set of Bennett's infamous MTV Unplugged performance in the early nineties, and much, much more. As these settings magically come to life on stage, such celebrities as Catherine Zeta-Jones, Billy Crystal, Robert de Niro, John Travolta and Bruce Willis, recount the tale of Bennett's life, career and musical journey, and their narration is interwoven with the musical performances by Bennett and his fellow vocalists. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide

Ordinary music soars to extraordinary heights as gifted keyboardist Herbie Hancock joins forces with a variety of well-known music superstars to offer a completely original listening experience. As Hancock collaborates with such artists as Paul Simon, Annie Lennox, Sting, and John Mayer, the cameras are permitted into the studios and behind-the-scenes to show just what happens when some of the greatest music minds of a generation converge. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

This 2003 episode of Saturday Night Live is hosted by Salma Hayek and features musical guest Christina Aguilera. ~ Skyler Miller, All Movie Guide

Provocative pop diva Christina Aguilera took her 2003 tour supporting her album Stripped to the U.K. and played for sold-out crowds of adoring fans eager to see the singer on her first British tour. Christina Aguilera: Stripped -- Live in the UK features highlights from her spectacular live show as well as a look at the hard work that goes into putting this show on the road. Songs performed include "Dirty," "The Voice Within," "Beautiful," "Get Mine, Get Yours," "Come on Over," "Infatuation," "Fighter," "Lady Marmalade," and more. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Teen pop sensation Christina Aguilera hit the big-time in 1999 with her self-titled debut album. In December of 2000, ABC aired Christina Aguilera: My Reflection, a presentation packed with live performances and special guest appearances. Now available on DVD, the program takes an exclusive look at the young pop songstress on the road, backstage, and at home. Lil Bow Wow and Brian McKnight join in the fun as Aguilera performs featured singles "What a Girl Wants" and "Genie in a Bottle." ~ Dennis Proctor, All Movie Guide

This musical documentary allows fans of the teen singing sensation to take a trip inside the pop star's world. Included is a behind-the-scenes look at what goes on in the studio and on stage with the young diva. Also included are performances of many of Aguilera's most popular hits, including, of course, "Genie In a Bottle." ~ Rob Ferrier, All Movie Guide

After exploring the careers of the Band and Bob Dylan in The Last Waltz and No Direction Home: Bob Dylan, respectively, acclaimed director Martin Scorsese turns his lens on rock & roll legends the Rolling Stones for this feature focusing on two concerts from the band's 2006 A Bigger Bang tour. In addition to extensive coverage of the band's two-night stand at New York's Beacon Theater (an engagement that was staged as part of President Bill Clinton's lavish birthday bash), the film also features historical footage, interviews, and behind-the-scenes footage from decades past. Oscar-winning cinematographer Robert Richardson (JFK and The Aviator) supervised photography for the film, with an impressive array of A-list talents, including Andrew Lesnie, John Toll, Ellen Kuras, Anastas Michos, Stuart Dryburgh, Declan Quinn, Emmanuel Lubezki, Robert Elswit, and Albert Maysles, stepping in to insure that the Beacon performances were covered from every angle possible. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide