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Watch this if you liked: "Hannah Montana And Miley Cyrus: Best Of Both Worlds Concert Tour"

Does watching a 3D concert movie in the cinema sound preposterous? In a way it does, but surprisingly after watching it, it's not bad at all!

The film started off mellow, showing the Jonas brothers in bed, then waking up to run through their hectic schedule accompanied with an unforgivably lame 'earthquake' joke. However, when the concert started rolling, all eyes would be on the talents of these young singers together with the fun 3D experience, as glowsticks seem to pop right out with its vibrant colours. The concert kicked off with a feel good song from their 'Burning Up' album titled 'That's Just The Way We Roll' and slowly, brief documentary footages start to roll with every 2-3 concert songs performed.

The documentary recordings are of the boys and their fanatic female fans, which served to be quite hilarious and entertaining to improve the dull start.

Director Bryan Hendricks is very keen on experimenting with a lot of different camera angles, which made it quite interesting to watch. You will find it hard not to groove around in your seat and sing along to the music, especially if you're a fan of these pretty boys. There are plenty of in-your-face movements by lead singer Joe Jonas and the boys throwing their guitar picks away. The concert has two special guests - American country singer Taylor Swift and Disney's "Camp Rock" star Demi Lovato. The movie also premieres a new song "Love Is On It's Way" which seems to appear to be like a music video.

Young female fans will be pleased to know that they can see Joe and Kevin Jonas' sweaty bodies during one the behind-the-scenes footage, but only for five seconds. Better than nothing!

Watch this if you want to experience something different in the cinema and also if you're a fan of the Jonas brothers.

Cinema Online, 25 February 2009