The movie briefly goes about Bieber's not very difficult life before he became a "star" and than goes about glorifying him in an all too sickening way with Bieber fans screaming for half of the movie. As the title implies, the movie almost tries to deliver the moral message of not giving up, but it fails when most most musicians don't get famous because they don't receive endless resources through endorsement. That's all irrelevant compared to the actual movie though, but in comparison with the movie documentary on the band Rush called "Beyond the lighted stage" the filmography of this movie was terrible. I sympathize with any parent who will inevitably have to bring their daughter to see this.
Review of Justin Bieber: Never Say Never
