Behind the fancy dance moves and carefully crafted images we are given in the media, there are real people behind them. I found a little more respect for Backstreet Boys after watching this, Peace.įan of 90s pop music or not, if you are a fan of music in general, this documentary is a must-watch.
Fans will love it I'm sure and non-fans if you're even slightly interested in the music business and the effects stardom can have on you you should enjoy it. It's not all just sappy stories of course, but yeah I applaud them for opening up so much. Everyone is really open about their flaws and old traumas are brought back to life and it's just a captivating watch from beginning to end, I don't think there was anyone of the Backstreet Boys who at some point didn't break down in tears. And just like SOME KIND OF MONSTER this movie is a very honest look at these Backstreet Boys turned men and there is one fight between Nick and Brian that I was a little shocked that they'd actually put in it, a lot of stars would probably be afraid to put that level of honesty into a documentary but I'm really happy they did. Anyhow, I thought I would give it a go still cause I read a lot of good things about it, and I did enjoy SOME KIND OF MONSTER about Metallica being a non-Metallica fan I thought, why not. That said it's undeniable that they had had some joints throughout the years. I never was big on the Backstreet Boys, primarily because they were a boyband and I'm a guy and they of course have mainly a female audience.
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