“Justin Bieber: Never Say Never” has been in theaters for only two weeks, but Paramount is re-releasing the concert film on Friday.
After reaching out to the Canadian crooner’s fervent fan base via Twitter and Facebook for suggestions, director Jon M. Chu (“Step Up 3D”) created a “fan cut” and added 40 minutes of new footage to the film’s 3-D version.
Chu added more scenes of Bieber hanging out in his hometown, reaction from fan premieres and new concert footage. And in honor of the new fan cut of his flick, Bieber appeared on Monday on the set of a music video with a newly-shorn head!
Attention, Beliebers (the nickname for the teen’s superfans): You’ll need to act fast. The version with the new material will be in theaters for only one week.
To date, “Never Say Never” has earned $51.4 million at the U.S. box office.
(Associated Press contributed to this report.)
I personally have a problem with this.
The other day, I wrote on Jon M Chu's Facebook (And its still on top)
"I payed $80 for the Premier, the Most Expensive movie Ive ever seen, and now I have to pay EVEN MORE for another Version? Justin's Team seems very Greedy
Jon, Keep the Movie longer than just 1 weekend. Us who payed for the premier shuld get in for Free.
(Wont seem fair) Clearly, I dont think its JB nor is it his responsibility. His Publicist, movie director, manager make him look bad. As a Paying Beliebing Fan, I feel taken advantage of.
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I'm only paying $15.49 for the New Version of the movie. So what are you talking about. Jon twittered and asked if fans want more of NSN and fans said yes.
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