Multiple reviews describe “Earth, Wind & Fire (To Be Celestial vs. That’s the Weight of the World)” as Questlove’s latest music documentary, debuting as the Tribeca Festival opener. The film focuses on Earth, Wind & Fire’s rise and career trajectory, portraying both the band’s public milestones and the more complicated elements of their story. Reviewers say Questlove presents a portrait of the group that blends the band’s musical evolution with the personal narrative of key figure Maurice White. One outlet highlights the documentary’s approach as both thrilling and haunting, while also emphasizing that it places the band “rightful[ly]” in the broader pop-music landscape. Another source characterizes the film as a vibrant chronicle of the band’s ups and downs and frames it as a continuation of Questlove’s work directing music documentaries for HBO, following earlier projects such as “Summer of Soul” and “Sly Lives!” Overall, the coverage presents the documentary as an engaging, character-driven account of Earth, Wind & Fire’s history.