I've never been a fan of self-documentary movies, especially those released in theaters. I find it an absolute waste of my money. But so much so has been said about these type of movies that I feel I'm being very judgmental about them.
Night shift duty-- awake at night, asleep at day-- has done a great deal as to changing my perception since I 'm able to catch reruns of just about any show featured at HBO or Star Movies. First, there was Justin Bieber's Never Say Never. He is obviously the number 1 popular teenage singing sensation of today's generation. Everybody loves him, even my four-year-old nephew! You have to own that fact. I used to never like him, but his songs were catchy and man can you sing to its tune all day! ;)
His documentary was heartwarming, I tell you. I found myself crying more than twice. His passion and perseverance was something I would want to emulate. He has the talent, but it can only take you as far as where you would want them be. I say he has the talent + patience + dedication. His was a faith unyielding and believing. :) No wonder my sister, and the whole world, adores him.
Next up is Katy Perry's Part of Me. Heavens, this woman is phenomenal! There is no stopping her! She shines ever so bright! :) After watching her music documentary, I see her in a different light. I love every bit of her. It's admiring how she has managed to work everything-- career and personal life. But every good story has to come to an end. :/
Her undying and unwavering commitment to her craft is amazing! The number of fans present in all the cities she's performed in her World Tour is a testament to that. While watching her documentary, sitting beside my sister, we found ourselves shedding tears several times. This is a documentary for those who want to be inspired. It's a personal look on the life of an ordinary girl turned superstar. :)
I may not be necessarily a fan of their music but I have to say I've been a fan of their personality. No one loves a fake. :)
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