5 things we learned from the Jennifer Lopez Netflix documentary 'Halftime'

The film premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival last week and rolled out on Netflix on Tuesday.

Jennifer Lopez is all about getting loud.

The artist has a lot to say in her new documentary, "Halftime,"

which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival last week and rolled out on Netflix on Tuesday.

The film looks at Lopez's professional life in recent years

including the making and promoting of the movie "Hustlers"

and behind-the-scenes of the Super Bowl Halftime Show she headlined with Shakira

It also offers a window into her personal life, including a brief cameo of fiancé Ben Affleck

(Her ex-fiance Alex Rodriguez is not mentioned or included in the documentary at all. They broke up in April 2021)

Here are five takeaways from the documentary.

Lopez was frustrated about splitting the Super Bowl show

Seeing images of kids in cages at the border motivated Lopez to get more political

Lopez considered quitting Hollywood amid scrutiny, jokes at her expense

The 'Hustlers' Oscar nomination snub hit Lopez hard

Lopez strives to 'be better in every way'