Review of Justin Bieber: Never Say Never (2011) by Scott S — 29 May 2011

"Never Say Never" is not about Bieber, its about tweens and beefy cougars queefing over him. An extremely manipulative and dishonest documentary that unfolds as a re-education video for the Republic of Justin Bieber led by BBW's and zit ridden reject twilight fans.

This is more for a propaganda piece for a 13 year old kid than an actual biography of someones life. Throughout the movie we are exposed to a unholy mob of soulless wenches mostly comprised of tween girls and " A rapey look in their eyes " mothers who are constantly confessing either their devote allegiance to their master or their secret connection to the one they call Justin Bieber.

What this movie expects the viewer to do is feel sorry or to empathize with the Biebs because he is talented, rich, famous, and beloved. What I can do is appreciate/respect someone who's talented and beloved, but I refuse to feel sorry for a rich person or celebrity because they miss their "Normal Life".

It's despicable to let these monstrous fans (who are obviously deprived of any real males in their life) describe their pathetic female fantasy. I you're gonna queef over a 13 year old kid for 1:45 minutes, do it on an episode of "To Catch a Predator".

Don't get me wrong I've got a serious case of Bieber fever and would have liked to see a legitimate biography about the Biebs, but its getting old seeing tween girls queef over one thing after another, and now its been immortalized and celebrated in stunning 3D.