browncm-26752 Believe is for mature audiences only. The film presents grit and rawer emotion that had gone fairly undocumented in Never Say Never. Justin Bieber directly addresses topical controversies head on, revealing moral truths and the facts of life about his premiere as a young superstar. Believe is mainly a rebuttal to all of the nonsense that follows popstars and their celebrity. Bieber is spotlighted as a male figurehead and pioneer of the Arts, despite the negativity that harangues him at the global level. Believe is suspenseful and will have one trying to catch their breath in all the Hollywood madness and tomfoolery.

ilikeoprah Don't you know true talent when you see it? All of you people giving this movie a bad review should be ashamed of yourselves. Justin is a true hero, and this movie is a fantastic presentation of his inspirational story. Just because you're jealous of his success and support socialist economic policies doesn't mean that you should waste your life leaving bad reviews on an awesome movie just to feel better about yourselves. Now, onto the movie. Justin Bieber is the greatest singer ever. If you disagree then go back to the sixties, defener. But I digress. Justin Bieber is a great singer, and a hero to millions. This movie is a nice way to learn about him. He is nice. Good guy. I love Justin, as do all people with taste.

Lily Doerschuk Reading through some of these reviews made me really mad. Obviously if you don't like Justin and his music, it's not going to be a movie you enjoy. And then for you to write mean and hurtful comments in your reviews about how he "has no talent" and "is never going to make it", that's just ignorant. If he has "no talent", please explain to me how he's had 5 number 1 albums, 2 movies about him, 49 million+ followers on twitter, and sold out the Madison square garden in 22 minutes. He also taught himself how to play the guitar, piano, and drums, but anyone can do that, right? (NO) I'm just so tired of people bashing on him. I understand that everyone has their own opinion, and I'm fine with that. I'm not saying that you have to love him or even like him. I'm just trying to say that he's a human too. When people say unkind things, he's still going to be hurt by them. You can think whatever you want about him, but keep your hate to yourself. Look at it this way.. Every single day when you wake up, you see comments on twitter or any social media that says "You're trash", "You have no talent", "Kill Yourself", or "I hate you". How would that make you feel? I'm just trying to say that if you think these things, just keep them to yourself. Does it really make you happy to write nasty comments to him? I loved this movie. It had me laughing and crying. It was so interesting, and I loved getting to see a softer side if Justin. It also explains his relationship with Avalanna. If you saw the movie and didn't see how much he cared for her, you are oblivious. Justin and Avalanna were the cutest and he was so protective and loving to her. I really enjoyed this movie and will definitely be buying it when it comes out on DVD!

LegionOfRock I'm sorry but I hate Justin Bieber and everything he stands for. I don't see why many people many so many TV movies or documentaries of him and his life. He is way too young and too talentless that he doesn't deserve that much fortune, but Jon M. Chu, a big fan of Bieber, wanted to make his fame grow bigger. Like we want to see this douche again. He is talentless and his songs still don't improve. The editing in this documentary is very amateurish and seeing a hour with this kid is like pain to the balls. I can't write a long review for this movie because I actually had the balls to walk out of the theater cause the film really was that bad. 1/5