Never Say Never In 3D

The movie Never Say Never in 3D has been sweeping through the country and around the world. Beliebers and nonbeliebers have seen this movie and have come out loving it. It's not just Justin's good looks and amazing voice that wins people over, it's also his life story and the way he lives his life.

There have been many people who have hated Justin Bieber, thought his voice was high, or that his songs were bad, or they just simply hated him, but after this movie their opinions changed.

Justin surprises us in the movie with clips of his childhood and special memories he had growing up. We get to meet his friends, his parents, and his grandparents, all the people who helped form him into the wonderful caring teenage boy he is today.

During the movie you get to see the 3D part, which includes clips and whole songs from his tour. You see many performances in the Madison Square Garden arena in New York City, such as Never Say Never with Jaden Smith, Eenie Menie with Sean Kingston, Baby, Love Me, Down to Earth, and many more. Also you get to see the classic moment when he serenades a girl on stage during One Less Lonely Girl. It is a tear-jerking moment when he gives the one lucky girl roses, then sings to her.

There are many points in the movie when you just want to smile and say "aww." You learn that he started playing drums at the age of 3 years old. You get to see him play guitar at a very young age (you can also see some videos of him perfoming as a child on his old YouTube account kidrhaul). There are clips of him singing at his church or mini competitions. You can tell he is truly talented.

You also get to enjoy the moment when he got to sing for Usher. Usher is now his mentor, and you get to hear him talk about how proud he is of Justin. Also you get to hear about how he was discovered on YouTube, and all the struggles he had to go through to get out there.

This whole movie is a 9 day countdown till his biggest performance yet which is in the Madison Square Garden arena. At one point in the movie, you here this guy (the one who discovered him) saying how he had called up the ticket sales people and they said that they though they could finish selling out his tour in 2 days. He then asked about the Madison Square Garden show and he was shocked to find out that all those tickets had sold out in 22 minutes.

Justin Bieber truly has a huge fan base, from screaming girls, to young kids, to even women, and some men. He thanks fans constantly because he truly knows he would not be where he is now if it wasn't for them. He genuinely tries to give back as much as he can. He tweets all the time to his fans, and even follows a lot back. He was devastated in the movie when they had to cancel one show because of his swollen throat. He didnt want anyone to miss out on his concert. He shows so much love and thankfulness for his fans in this movie.

On a final note, I strongly suggest you see this movie. It really is a great movie. Don't judge before you see it. Go now, and be part of the thousands, probably millions, of people that have seen the movie and loved it.