Katy Perry: Part of Me

Katy is all about loving the skin that you are in and accepting yourself for who you are. Everyone should feel how Katy is trying to explain to them.

There was a few bleeped out bad words some of it was fully said. They where also talking about some body parts. but her dress was so cute!

CSM says about her music "her behavior isn't always exemplary -- and some of her songs are iffy at best" and "some of Perry's music inappropriate for younger kids to listen to/sing", many of the outfits and choreography are overtly suggestive.

This is THE documentary of the decade. It's much better than that idiot Justin Bieber's pointless and boring documentary just to ruin fans' throats. This doc is entertaining, emotional, fun, hilarious, make-you-feel-singy, and most of all, feel-good. It's so feel-good that I would call it the feel-good movie of the summer. This movie is Christian, which is awesome. I loved the Christian values taught in here. So yeah. Awesome movie. The only points that were bad was: the unnecessary and horrible cameo by Justin Bieber (that ruined the audience's throats) and the abrupt ending. There were famous Katy Perry songs in the movie, which will have the audience standing up and cheering and singing along. It gives a huge sneak peek inside Perry's personal life and her mid-life crisis behind the makeup and the stage. The movie also features fans' funny reactions and outfits and makeup. The 3D is good only in concert scenes, with things popping out and the feeling of the screen depth. In other scenes, there's no 3D at all. No things popping out at you or the sense of depth behind the screen. Now for the parental review. This doc is more sensual than you think it would be. Lots of cleavage of Perry and other people. There are close-ups of sensitive body parts. A lot of songs have sexual lyrics. Perry and Russell Brand kiss in some scenes and there's talk of them falling in love, dating, and divorcing. So lots of talk about their marriage and it's a main plot point of the movie. There is also a fair amount of language. Mild obscenities are somewhat used throughout the movie (b***h, h**l, a*s) and religious obscenities despite that Perry is a Christian. S**t is bleeped out twice. This doc has strong consumerism since it promotes all of Perry's songs, references Brand's R-rated movie Get Him to the Greek, the Good Morning Show, the Ellen DeGeneres Show, and a celebrity montage is shown. There's moderate drinking since Perry is shown in a club with her friends, drinking liquid in red cups and some scenes of smoking. So it is very strong for a PG movie. But there are strong positive messages and role models. This film is a good watch for older tweens and up. If you're not a Perry fan though, hey, The Amazing Spider-Man also just released and is in theaters to enjoy (check out my review of it [top review]).