Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping

One of the funniest comedies of all time. If you haven't sent it please check it out. For the original songs especially.

a lonely island classic, absolutely brilliant

Absolutely love this film, saw it when it came out and had a blast and shown it to friends since, all of whom loved it too. Great music (the soundtrack is hilarious and includes full versions of all the songs in the film, including some bonus tracks), great cameos, love The Lonely Island guys, all round great film.The thing that made me drop a star was the fact there are no special features on the DVD. None whatsoever. Maybe my fault for assuming, but I bought the DVD excited to see some behind the scenes, making of, bloopers etc, but there's nothing. So I'm pretty disappointed. Maybe something to do with it being released on the 26th of December? I assume something went wrong somewhere because who intentionally misses the Christmas period by one day?That said, great film, couldn't recommend it more.

I think this was a Christmas present for a friend back in 2020. It was of good quality when it arrived and my friend is satisfied with the product.

Big fan of The Lonely Island, and if you like their humour, or Brooklyn Nine Nine, you should really enjoy this film.

This movie is ridiculously underrated. This was a must-see for me as a fan of The Lonely Island and previous movies like Hot Rod - would suggest this movie to anybody who loves a good laugh, this is one of the best comedy movies in years.

A brilliant comedy with satire and top music from the Lonely Island boys!!

Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping never really starts. This was always going to be divisive. A satirical look through the pop star telescope, where we have a fictional story filmed in the style of a documentary. Whether you view it as just a film or a slight dig at pop stars and bands like Justin Bieber or One Direction, it's undeniably entertaining. However, it's just that. It never really dives from the glossy surface to the depths of intelligence. A band entitled "Style Boyz" started off with a successful career, until the lead singer is thrown into the limelight and commences a solo career. We follow him on his new album release and tour and get an insight to the lavish lifestyle and pressure of a pop star. The key ingredient to this film is the inclusion of comedic band 'The Lonely Island'. Love them, hate them, don't care about them...but you cannot deny that their hilarious song writing is crazily infectious. I mean, I remember when they created a song called "Jack Sparrow" with Michael Bolton (who I'm glad is in this as well), and I still sing it to this day. In fact, I'm going to put it on right now. We've got songs about equal rights, terrorism and a great closing track. Clearly assimilating the current craze of having politically themed songs that aren't necessarily explicit. Throughly enjoyed the songs though. "Keira Knightleyyy"! Performances were fine, with real cameos of musicians and media moguls embedded in the documentarian narrative. That's all well and good, the problem is...I didn't laugh. I smiled at a scene involving a swarm of bees, that's about it. For something that is supposed to be "insanely funny", I was rather underwhelmed. Clever but not hilarious. I also found the main plot to be ludicrously formulaic, which is a shame for a rather fresh idea. As soon as the pace kicked in, the film ended. Over far too soon. I can categorically say this was underwhelming, considering the mass adoration for this. However, it is enjoyable and would watch it again. Next time, have more Michael Bolton, he wins at life.