Glee: The 3D Concert Movie

I love the Glee cast to death and they're performances were splendit as ever, however the song choices were very poorly done. At the top of my head I could have listed at least one song from the show per actor which would have complimented their voices a lot more than the ones they chose in the end. I also would have loved to see more of the concert as a few interactions on stage were cut out for the benefit of the movie (which I understand), however, it does take away a bit of the warm and welcoming feeling Glee usually brings with it. Overall, I did enjoy most of the songs and all of the performers did an amazing job which is the only reason the movie gets as many stars as it does.

The movie provides those who never got the chance to see people they idolize up on the big screen: as if they were there. For people like me, who couldn't afford the chance of seeing my favorite people in the world. This movie is beautiful, I could of seen more of backstage scenes and full songs, not the TV edited versions but none the less, watching Ambery Riley sing to me "Ain't No Way" and Lea Michele give a beautiful rendition of "Don't Rain on My Parade" <- Always a favorite. This movie deserves more good reviews than it has been receiving. Also, it's another chance to hear the beautiful voice and talent of the late Cory Monteith. For me? That makes this movie worth buying too see his shining face. Ever star shines on the screen. Naya Rivera and Heather Morris both bring down the house with Valerie (Harry Shum Jr. & the dancers add the extra kick-ass dancing to this song). Somebody To Love takes it all the way home. This movie is: Dazzling, bitter-sweet, joyful, and (cliche) Gleeful!!

I am in love with Glee, but of course the tour doesn't come near me. This movie makes you feel like you're actually at the concert. The songs are great! They are mostly from season 2, but there are some from season 1. The message is really good and comes across nicely. The one thing I wished for was more commentary from the characters, and I would have liked to see some more skits. My mom was in the theater with me and she has never watched Glee before. She really enjoyed it and wants to put the Glee songs I already have on her iPod. (lol.) Some parts aren't really for younger kids even with it being just PG. Like I said, I didn't go to the concert and I really suggest that fans of Glee who also did not get to see it go to see this movie!

Been years since I watched Glee series but this came on HBO family so I figure why not in which it's meh. The show is way better even though I lost interest awhile ago I've wanted to watch the series again cause I never finished it. This concert movie is mediocre at best! A little inappropriate, heartbreaking to watch since a couple cast have passed away since and ridiculous amount singing for my liking! I like the documentary aspects the most with the interviews and side characters; some singing bits are great I'll admit!

Even if you are not familiar with Glee, you will enjoy this movie if you are into musicals or singing and dancing. The movie is a vivacious documentary recounting life-changing experiences from Gleeks combined with Glee cast performances. Watching the entire cast of Glee perform is very entertaining and the 3D effect makes the movie so vivid and life-like. I felt like I was there enjoying the concert! The movie is very high-spirited and gives off good vibes and delivers positive messages such as have self-confidence and it is okay to be different. I like how the movie goes behind the scenes of the Glee cast because Gleeks and the rest of the audience can identify themselves with the various personalities of the characters. The movie has several scenes where Gleeks are interviewed about who their favorite character is or tell experiences about how relating to a certain character on the show helped them pull through a tough time. I recommend this movie to children 7 and up. It does not have inappropriate language, sexual scenes, and is not complicated or difficult to understand for children since there is not much of a storyline. The movie is also rated PG. Glee: The 3D Concert Movie is a fun movie pick to see with friends, but is also an engaging family film connecting both parents and kids through music. The wait is finally over! This movie will be coming out in theaters August 12, 2011.