Justin Bieber: Never Say Never [DVD]

I know there are many people out there who dislike Justin Bieber, but I truly believe this is because they know his name, not his story. This tells you his story. I went to see it because I was interested in how somebody so young handles fame, and I came out of the cinema completely converted. This shows you how hard he has worked, and how much talent he actually has. If you are a Bieber fan I'm guessing you'll have already seen it and loved it, but if you're not, then just give it a chance. Definitely worth a watch!

Great buy! Got this dvd for my 10year old sister and she loved it hasnt had it of the tele

It's a depressing world we live in when you take a look past preference and taste and just look unreservedly at the music industry. It's a world where those who try, write their music and lyrics, release it and play something meaningful and not accessible to everyone are thrown out of the public eyes and instead we have the hollow, the Pop stars who make girls scream, who make money like no tomorrow and tell stories of their struggle where in fact, they're just like us, but with millions more cash and are, even if we're too blind to see it, better because they are the puppets of the industry that extrapolates the Hell out of their appeal, drains them dead and leaves them for their own path when exerted and all the while they have the whole world listening to them. And then there's Justin Bieber, another in a long line of mortal individuals who burn bright for a crowd and then will, inevitably fall without remembrance.

And so we get the movie, another in an equally long line of stories about a teenager's rise to fame and how he just wants to be a normal teenager whilst the music industry pumps every dime they can out of him. It's been done before and sometimes I wonder in all honesty, doesn't anyone see a pattern in the lives of Pop stars? Rise in popularity and charts, then fall and they're never heard of again because more have come to replace them in the tabloids headlines. Nobody see it? The movie, a documentary if that kind of a label of media could stoop this low down is basically the rise of someone that greed could use to make cash with a kind of cuteness factor that was just enough. Is this a movie about Bieber or the million dollar publicity machine behind him? In terms of style the movie is like Bieber's music, hollow, meaningless and over budgeted, 3D isn't helping and in cinema disoriented, thankfully here we don't have to go through with it. Meanwhile his praise is given on how great he is, he get duets with the equally talent-less and famous who got their way through similar, undeserved manners. And the struggle - he got a cold and his career could have ended there and then. For someone who relies on youth for popularity that end couldn't come sooner, if that's the worst thing that ever happens then look further, Pop alone has tragic deaths in it, beyond that, death, abuse, media expose, heartbreak, you name it, somewhere in music Bieber has got it lucky and has never felt desperation. Yes he gets the hate of the mature, but celebrities get it, the media makes sure of it, the internet too. It's what it does best.

At the end of the day we have Bieber with a mortal career and we have a boy who has been coined and invested in, he's loved by millions and hated by equal numbers. And for those who say give him a chance or music is a matter of taste, one day you may see - he sang what sold and that made him famous, and what he sang about has no meaning in a world that needs help whilst many turn off to see something less desperate. Bieber may just be one teenager living a dream, then it's the most hollow dream I've seen.