'Til Death Do Us Part Kourtney & Travis (2023)

’Til Death Do Us Part Kourtney & Travis is the kind of documentary that doesn’t just show a wedding—it lets you feel the pulse of a once-in-a-lifetime weekend, wrapped in the sunlit glamour of Portofino. What makes it special is how the opulence never fully steals the spotlight from the intimacy; amid the couture and coastline, the camera keeps finding small, sincere moments that make the celebration feel surprisingly personal. The vibe is romantic, glossy, and unabashedly joyful, with behind-the-scenes access that plays less like tabloid spectacle and more like a family album brought to life. If you’re not interested in celebrity culture, it may not convert you, but if you want a warm, beautiful toast to love with genuine chemistry at its center, this is an easy yes.

‘Til Death Do Us Part Kourtney & Travis wants to be an intimate, glossy peek into a lavish Portofino wedding weekend, with “you’re there” family footage and romantic vibes. The problem is it often plays less like a documentary and more like a stretched-out highlight reel that mistakes excess for insight, which is why people call it bloated and a bit of a cash grab. The home-video style can feel amateurish, and if constant PDA makes you cringe, this special will test your patience. If you’re already invested in Kourtney and Travis, you’ll get plenty of pretty scenery and affectionate moments, but if you want real depth or a tighter story, this probably isn’t for you.