JUSTIN BIEBER: OUR WORLD

Name: JUSTIN BIEBER: OUR WORLD
Item: JUSTIN BIEBER: OUR WORLD
Author: Tess Farrand

"Trying to Spread Joy and Hope in a Pandemic"

Content: -1 Caution advised for older children, including teenagers, and sensitive adults.

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JUSTIN BIEBER: OUR WORLD is a concert movie featuring popstar Justin Bieber’s New Year’s Eve concert during the COVID 19 pandemic. As the movie opens, Justin hasn’t had a concert in three years. When COVID19 hits all the world, it makes putting on a concert even more challenging. Justin and his team decide to put on a concert on the rooftop of the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Los Angeles. Will they be able to accomplish this task in the midst of the pandemic?

JUSTIN BIEBER: OUR WORLD is an entertaining movie, though it’s a concert movie. There are long scenes where Justin is just singing and performing, so the movie drags a little and feels more like a live concert. OUR WORLD has a strong Christian, moral worldview. The movie shows prayer, crosses and Justin’s loyalty and personal growth. It shows that Justin has grown up in the limelight but has come to Christian faith. This has made him a better, more mature man. JUSTIN BIEBER: OUR WORLD does have some brief foul language, however. So, MOVIEGUIDE® advises caution for younger viewers.

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Dominant Worldview and Other Worldview Content/Elements:

Strong Christian, moral worldview and elements in a concert movie features prayer, a crucifix and talk about one’s soul, and loyalty, maturity, spreading joy and hope, and marriage are promoted

Foul Language:

Five obscenities, one Jesus profanity, and two light profanities

Violence:

No violence

Sex:

No sex

Nudity:

Upper male nudity, but not salacious

Alcohol Use:

No alcohol use

Smoking and/or Drug Use and Abuse:

No smoking or drugs; and,

Miscellaneous Immorality:

Subject of movie has tattoos.

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JUSTIN BIEBER: OUR WORLD is a concert movie following Justin’s New Year’s Eve concert during the COVID 19 pandemic. JUSTIN BIEBER: OUR WORLD has a Christian, moral worldview showing Justin’s renewed Christian faith and maturity, and provides entertainment for people interested in concerts, but there is some brief foul language.

Justin Bieber has not been in concert for three years. Covid19 has pushed that back as well, as the world shut down in the lockdowns for months. As 2021 is coming up, Justin believes this is the time to do a concert, to rein in a new year with joy and with the hope of a better tomorrow.

So, with a great team in place, Justin prepares for a New Year’s Eve concert. The concert is slated to be at the Beverly Hills Hilton Hotel and due to Covid government regulations, will have to be on the roof top. Due to the hotel being built in the 1950s, the roof has to be stabilized and every item weighted and configured so that the roof doesn’t collapse.

Overall, the challenges during COVID 19 are difficult and add a level of complexity the team must figure out to stage the concert. When their lead choreographer tests positive for COVID, the whole team must move figuratively and physically without him.

Will they be able to pull off a concert in the midst of a pandemic? Will it bring hope to those who hear it and to those watching online?

JUSTIN BIEBER: OUR WORLD is an entertaining movie, although it’s a concert movie. There are long scenes where Justin is just singing and performing, so the movie drags a little and feels more like a live concert. The movie also features personal, self-shot scenes of Justin with his wife, Hailey.

OUR WORLD has a strong Christian, moral worldview. The movie shows prayer, crosses and Justin’s loyalty and personal growth. It shows that Justin has grown up in the limelight but has come to Christian faith, which has made him a better, more mature man. Also, the concert’s intent is to bring people together and spread joy and hope to the people watching. JUSTIN BIEBER: OUR WORLD does have some brief foul language, however. So, MOVIEGUIDE® advises caution for younger viewers.