Redwarmin This movie is the proof that the world is becoming a sick and dumb place

Mischa Redfern I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

Kodie Bird True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

Marva-nova Amazing worth wacthing. So good. Biased but well made with many good points.

happy63616-734-522226 I wouldn't say I'm a "fan" of Katy Perry but I do like her music. I was curious to see into the world of Katy Perry. I watched the Beyonce documentary last year and found that to be quite self absorbed and pretentious. Katy's movie wasn't anything like that. She includes her fans in the movie and there are no selfies. There's just her doing what she does. The middle of the movie does focus a little on her divorce to Russell. She started the movie before the divorce, but it's easy to see why people think she's trying to cash in on it. It was quite emotional seeing her experience raw emotion and exhaustion. It was nice to see she's a normal girl with a great songwriting talent. I also noticed she has a little bit of a tummy, but that made me relate more to her and realise she is just a human being like me. It was nice to see a celeb not airbrushed and makeup free. Exposed. After seeing this I wouldn't want to go see Katy on tour (turns out she's a terrible dancer!), but I enjoyed watching it. I love it when she says to the audience "Thank you for believing in my weirdness".

rgblakey There have been tons of concert movies that have come out, but unless you're a fan they really have a limited audience. With the latest Katy Perry: Part of Me they do something a bit different than just deliver another concert film, but instead an inside look at the creation and execution of Perry's tour, but also a documentary aspect telling about her career and personal victories and heartaches throughout.What's good about this film is that you don't have to be a fan of her music to find it interesting. On one side you get the Behind the Music vibe of her career wrapped in a big bow of making of the concert, sprinkled with numerous performances of her on stage. While all this is entertaining in itself, what really takes this film outside of the norm is the closer look at her personal life and emotions that she deals with while struggling to deal with life, marriage, and an unbelievable tour schedule. Here they never shy away from showing her raw moments of breaking down from pushing herself just as much as the glamour and fun of her seemingly magical world she has created around her. It's refreshing to see a star of her caliber that feels like a down to earth girl who made it big time and now just happens to be one of the biggest stars in the world. Of course there will be those that think some of it is just playing to the camera and who knows, but really who cares. The entire vibe she has created seems to bring more happiness to the world and her fans and seeing the amount of work and actual creative control she has it really impressive for someone still so young.Like her music or not, this film is so much more than that. This is a behind the scenes look at the side of music you don't see very often. Every star has their ways of doing things, but here seeing what Perry, and obviously many others like her go through both personally and physically to deliver what the fans clamor for should give you a new respect for both her and the performers in general. What's really crazy is that you can't help but enjoy this movie due to the simple fact that it exhumes joy on every level. It's like you fell off a cloud into a real life candy land and will bring a smile to your face.http://www.examiner.com/movie-in-dallas/bobby-blakey

Andie Similon This movie is just awesome! Katy Perry performs very well! She is sexy and smart. I hope more movies with Kate Perry will follow, I can't wait to see more of her. Then, to say a few words about the movie itself: the story is great, and the plot is unpredictable. It was only after watching the movie for the third time that I understood the story, I think. Well, in fact, you can keep watching this movie time after time, because the story lines and characters are rather complex. I think that this complexity explains why the movie is rated so low. I don't want to offend anybody, but I think many people don't understand the movie while watching it for the first time, just like myself. I regret that those people give a low rating, instead of watching the movie a few more times. It is really worth the effort to understand the movie! I cannot go into more detail, because I don't want to spoil it for those who managed to understand the movie finally. There is however one thing I want to share, something that has not been mentioned on any forum about the movie yet... when I was watching the movie for the seventh time, I discovered that the scenery of the movie looks totally different when you watch the movie through pink sunglasses. The Barbie kind of atmosphere gets filtered out a little bit (it is somewhat softened), and this gives the movie an even more erotic touch. You should really try this out, because it is hard to explain. I hope this review can contribute to convince people to take this movie serious, and give it the rating it deserves. Enjoy this fantastic movie, and don't forget your pink sunglasses ;-)

Jeff Lee IF you're a fan of US singer Katy Perry, you'll love thisautobiographical concert movie of her songs and life.If you don't know anything about her, you'll still enjoy the movie as it follows the structure of these kind of movies: it has many concert performances and interviews with her family, friends and fans about what a great singer and person she is.The movie follows her on a year-long tour last year to promote her album, which produced five No. 1 hits, the first for a female artiste.The movie would have been a normal one but for the way it milks her divorce from British comedian Russell Brand for all it's worth. Brand filed for divorce in December 2011 after 14 months of marriage.It shows what led to the divorce (him wanting to have a baby; she not being interested in becoming a mum now) and then her finally accepting the divorce, complete with a breakdown, just before the start of her concert in Sao Paolo, Brazil. She even contemplates cancelling the concert.This will certainly brings tears to many, as it did to me.I enjoyed her concert shows as they were vibrant, energetic and colourful. "Thank you for accepting my weirdness," she tells the camera and her fans.Her niceness permeates the movie, and you can see why her mostly white fans adore her, dress like her, mime her lyrics and say how much she inspires them and gives them hope.** www.jeffleemovies.com (FB and Twitter)