Jonas Brothers: 3D Concert Experience
Director: Bruce Hendricks
Details: US/76mins (G)
With extremely forced "interludes" the guys are chased by crazed female teens, woken up from a deep slumber by their dangerously corpulent bodyguard, and generally fool around and frolic in a way that will delight this productions core audience. These moments are pretty far from genuine, though, and never once make you feel like you're simply a person backstage, hanging with the guys (as they casually whip off their tops). Also, the 3D angle that this is being heavily sold on doesn't work at all, and is most definitely not worth the extra clams it costs to get into a screen. The lads have obviously been told to point at the camera at various points, but it amounts to very little more than that. That said, there is undoubtedly talent flowing through their veins.
Youngest sibling Nick is consistently the most impressive; he easily has the best voice, and belts out tunes while on the piano, the guitar and, most impressively, the drums. If anyone is going to have a career after their fans hit puberty, then it is most likely him.
In an age where Britney Spears can charge a fortune to wriggle her damaged goods on stage while she mimics singing (badly), you have to give credit where credit is due for both an energetic and fun performance. This will still not appeal to anyone other than hardcore fans, though, and even they might be best off waiting to see the real thing in person.
Review by Mike Sheridan
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