Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
Comedy • R • 2016 • 1 hr 26 min
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If you like fast pace random humor it’s perfect
Andy Samberg is so likeable here as the protagonist (Connor4Real). The irony of the film, is that it’s underrated and has been overlooked.
The culmination of the Lonely Island’s music video and SNL short work comes together fantastically. Silly, incredibly funny, and great songs
this movie fucked me like the military fucked bin Laden
Hilarious with some charm in a Mockumentary way, Samberg Is at his finest here with humorous catchy music that it a very underrated comedy.
A great time for Lonely Island fans, this film has gags, surprising heart, and good acting but may turn off newcomers with its intensity.
A brilliant parody on well pop stars. Great dialogue characters plot jokes. Good story and genuinely catchy music with hilarious lyrics
One of the greatest parody movies of all time. It’s funny it’s too much but it all works.
Not Andy Sambergs best work, still worth a watch, it has its moments
Wildly entertaining and so quick. Jam packed cast, funny music, and a note perfect send up of music tour doc parody
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