Backstreet Boys: Show 'Em What You're Made Of

Synopsis: In preparation for "In a World Like This" (their eighth album) and their 20th Anniversary Tour (now that Kevin's back), the Backstreet Boys recount their histories, both personal and collective, as they take one another along in revisiting their childhood pasts to re-tighten their brotherly bonds.
Genre: Documentary
Director(s): Stephen Kijak
Production: Gravitas Ventures
 
IMDB:
7.7
Metacritic:
42
Rotten Tomatoes:
69%
TV-14
Year:
2015
101 min
709 Views


I WANT TO GO CAMPING

ONE DAY.

I'VE NEVER DONE IT BEFORE.

I WANT TO DO THAT.

WHOO HOO!

CAN YOU IMAGINE PLAYING

PAINTBALL UP HERE?

IT'D BE HARD.

IF YOU TRIPPED:

AND FELL DOWN THIS HILL,

YOU'RE DONEZO.

OH, GOD... OH, GOD.

WHAT THE HELL?

DID THEY TAKE:

WITH THE GROUP, GUYS?

COME ON, A.J.,

YOU CAN DO IT.

ALL RIGHT,

A.J.'S COMING.

YES, IT'S GONNA

TAKE ME A MINUTE.

THIS IS REALLY SHITTY

FOR MY KNEES.

BACKSTREET BOYS!

BACKSTREET BOYS!

BACKSTREET BOYS!

BACKSTREET BOYS!

BACKSTREET BOYS!

FROM 1999 TO ABOUT 2002,

WE WERE UNSTOPPABLE.

I MEAN, WE'RE THE BIGGES BAND IN THE WORLD.

WE DREAMED, BUT NOBODY

THOUGHT IT WAS GONNA BE

AS BIG AS IT WAS.

WE SOLD OVER 130 MILLION

ALBUMS WORLDWIDE.

THEN KINDA OUT OF NOWHERE,

IT JUST STOPPED.

ONCE RADIO AND MTV

AND THEY THINK THA YOU'RE OVER,

I MEAN, THEY'RE GONNA JUS SCRATCH YOU.

YOU CAN GET SO MUCH

CRITICISM BEING IN A BOY BAND.

THE BEGINNING WAS MANUFACTURED.

THERE'S NO DOUBT ABOUT IT.

BUT IT'S LIKE PINOCCHIO.

HE WAS MANUFACTURED.

BUT HE TURNED INTO

A REAL BOY.

THEY ARE THE BEST-SELLING

BOY BAND IN HISTORY,

CELEBRATING 20 YEARS

OF MUSIC-- THE BACKSTREET BOYS.

KEVIN IS COMING BACK!

WHAT DO YOU DO WHEN

YOU'RE A FULL-GROWN MAN

IN A BOY BAND?

I DON'T KNOW,

LET'S SEE.

COME ON!

THANK YOU.

DON'T GIVE UP!

DON'T GIVE UP!

THAT'S IT.

KEEP IT GOING.

HEY, HEY, HEY, HEY!

YEAH!

PASS IT, BRIAN.

WE NEED YOU, COME ON.

2006,

I QUIT THE GROUP.

I WANTED TO JUS BE A NORMAL GUY FOR A WHILE.

I DIDN'T FEEL INSPIRED

AS MUCH AS I USED TO.

I DIDN'T LOVE IT.

I DIDN'T HAVE THE PASSION

THAT I USED TO HAVE,

AND THEREFORE I LEFT.

OH!

I HAD THIS IDEA TO GO

TO LONDON JUST TO GET AWAY,

JUST THE FIVE OF US,

BRING EVERYBODY TOGETHER,

'CAUSE WE HADN'T SEEN

EACH OTHER IN FOREVER.

AND, YOU KNOW,

TO RECORD AN ALBUM.

NO FAMILIES, NO GIRLFRIENDS,

NO-- JUST US.

NEVER, EVER PLAYED,

AND NOT TOO BAD,

NOT TOO SHABBY.

HOWIE, TWINKLE TOES.

NOT BAD.

I LIKE GOLF WAY BETTER.

YEE!

- SEE, I REMEMBER THAT.

- HEY, DON'T GET USED TO ME

BRINGING YOU TEA.

OH, YOU'VE SEEN "DRIVE,"

RIGHT, THE MOVIE "DRIVE?"

UH-HUH.

- YEAH, BUDDY.

I'M SO HAPPY RIGHT NOW.

OH, MY GOD,

YOU'RE SO--

- NICOLE GOT IT, MADE FOR ME.

- THAT IS HILARIOUS.

HOW DOPE IS THIS SH*T?

COME ON, MAN,

YOU KNOW IT'S DOPE.

GOOD, GIVE ME A LINE.

GIVE ME A LINE.

HE DOESN'T SAY ANYTHING,

LIKE, THE ENTIRE MOVIE.

WELL,

GIVE ME THE LOOK.

YOU GOT TO PU THE JACKET ON.

OKAY, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT.

- MAN, DON'T--

- I CAN'T LOOK AT YOU.

YOU'RE NOT-- YOU'RE NOT GONNA BE

VERY GOOD AT ACTING

AT THIS POINT, OKAY, COOL.

I FEEL THAT.

THAT WAS THE LOOK?

YOU DON'T HAVE NO WORDS?

HE REALLY DIDN'T SAY SHI THE WHOLE MOVIE.

SO WE FINALLY GOT TO

THE TOP OF THE HILL.

TEN YEARS AGO,

EVERYTHING WAS SO FAST-PACED.

YOU DIDN'T HAVE TIME TO REST.

YOU DIDN'T HAVE TIME

TO THINK.

YOU DIDN'T HAVE TIME

TO EAT.

CRAZY KID.

EVERYBODY WAS SICK

OF EACH OTHER,

AND EVERYBODY WANTED TO DO

THEIR OWN THING.

WE'RE ALL OLDER NOW.

SO MUCH HAS HAPPENED.

WE'VE SEEN THE BES AND THE WORST OF EACH OTHER

FOR 20 YEARS.

MY WHOLE MANTRA COMING

INTO THIS:

IS I JUST WANT TO BE PROUD

OF THE MUSIC THAT WE'RE MAKING,

AND THE SHOWS THAT WE'RE PUTTING

ON AND HAVE A BLAST.

ENJOY IT.

ONE, TWO, THREE--

WE DON'T HAVE A RECORD

DEAL. IT'S AWESOME.

IT'S LIKE

STARTING ALL OVER AGAIN,

HAVING THE FREEDOM TO CREATE

SOMETHING FROM SCRATCH.

THIS IS SOMETHING

THAT WE FELT LIKE

WE WANTED TO DO OURSELVES.

IT'S OUR MONEY.

SO THIS NEW CHAPTER THA WE'RE EMBARKING ON

IS, TO ME, EXCITING,

AT THE SAME TIME,

CRAZY AND SCARY.

IT'S A BIG YEAR FOR US,

KEVIN'S BACK.

WE HAVE AN ALBUM

THAT WE GOT TO RELEASE,

20TH ANNIVERSARY,

BRAND-NEW TOUR.

IT'S HUGE.

WE USED TO SHOW UP

AND THEY'D SAY,

"GO IN AND SING THIS,"

AND YOU'D GO IN

AND SING IT.

THE PRODUCER WOULD

MAKE IT SOUND MAGICAL,

AND THE RECORD EXECUTIVES

PICKED THE SINGLES

AND THERE WAS NO

DECISION MAKING.

WHEN WE WERE KIDS,

IT WAS DIFFERENT.

WE WERE TOLD WERE TO GO.

WE WERE TOLD WHAT TO DO.

WE WERE TOLD WHAT TO SAY.

AND NOW IT'S LIKE,

YOU KNOW WHAT?

I DO HAVE A VOICE.

I WANT TO THINK FOR MYSELF.

I WANT TO MAKE MUSIC

FOR ME.

YOU KNOW, I WANT TO MAKE MUSIC

FOR OUR FANS.

I WANT TO MAKE:

EVERYBODY HAPPY.

I'VE BEEN IN THIS BAND

FOR MORE THAN HALF OF MY LIFE.

I AM THE FIRST, THE ORIGINAL

OLD SCHOOL BACKSTREET BOY.

I MET LOU PEARLMAN

IN 1992.

HE WAS PROBABLY ONE OF

THE WEALTHIEST MEN

IN ORLANDO AT THE TIME,

AN ENTREPRENEUR.

YOU KNOW HE WAS JUS AN ALL AROUND WEALTHY,

WEALTHY MAN.

YOU KNOW, LOU HAD SEEN

THE SUCCESS OF BOYZ II MEN,

JODECI,

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK,

AND I THINK ONCE THAT GO IN THE BACK OF HIS HEAD,

HE WAS LIKE,

"WELL, I CAN DO THIS."

I CAN PUT TOGETHER A GROUP--

FIVE PRETTY FACES

THAT CAN SING AND DANCE.

AND THAT'S EXACTLY

WHAT HE DID.

LOU WAS GIVING US

A $75 WEEK CHECK,

AND I STILL HAVE I IN MY MOM'S HOUSE FRAMED.

IT WAS THE FIRST CHECK

I EVER GOT.

IT WAS LIKE A PER DIEM,

AND 75 BUCKS FOR A 14-YEAR-OLD'S

A LOT OF MONEY.

I'D BEEN WORKING

ON A SOLO CAREER

SINCE I WAS 6 YEARS OLD.

IT WAS DEFINITELY BETTER THAN

WORKING AT UNIVERSAL STUDIOS

OR DISNEY'S BACK LOT, YOU KNOW,

OR McDONALDS, THAT'S FOR SURE.

I REALLY HAD THIS CHOICE

BETWEEN BEING A MOUSEKETEER,

$50,000 CONTRACT, OR DOING

THIS THING WITH LOU PEARLMAN

AND THE BACKSTREET BOYS.

MY MOTHER GAVE ME THE CHOICE.

I DON'T KNOW WHY

SHE LEFT THAT DECISION

UP TO AN 11-YEAR-OLD CHILD,

BUT IT JUST KIND OF HAPPENED.

I DIDN'T WANT TO GROW UP

AND BE A BACKSTREET BOY.

I TOLD MY MOM WHEN

I WAS A LITTLE BOY

THAT I WAS GONNA GROW UP

AND PLAY FOR THE UNIVERSITY

OF KENTUCKY BASKETBALL TEAM.

I WAS WORKING IN ORLANDO,

FLORIDA, WALT DISNEY WORLD.

I WAS A NINJA TURTLE,

ALADDIN, PLAYED GOOFY,

BUT DREAMED OF BEING

A RECORDING ARTIST.

SO THIS WAS A HUGE

OPPORTUNITY FOR ME...

A SHOT, A CHANCE.

LOU OWNED SOME WAREHOUSE

SPACES OUT HERE:

- IN THIS INDUSTRIAL PARK--

- HE WAS LEASING THEM.

HE WAS LEASING THEM,

THAT'S RIGHT.

WHICH WE'RE GONNA TRY TO SEE

IF WE CAN MANAGE TO FIND.

UM, IT'S BEEN MANY

YEARS AGO.

- WE'RE GONNA TRY TO FIND THEM.

- ALMOST 20 YEARS AGO.

THIS ONE.

I THINK IT WAS ON

MICHIGAN, GUYS.

- NO, I THINK IT'S--

- I THINK IT'S THIS ONE.

ALL I KNOW IS I GOT LOS COMING HERE THE FIRST TIME.

I ALMOST DIDN'T GE IN THE GROUP BECAUSE OF THAT.

SO MAYBE DON'T ASK ME.

HI, GUYS.

I REMEMBER THIS AREA, THOUGH.

I REMEMBER THAT CHURCH.

IT IS DOWN ON THIS ROAD,

I'M TELLING YOU.

THEN WE TRUST HIS MEMORY

AND NONE OF THE OLD GUYS.

YEAH, THIS IS IT.

- HOLY CRAP.

- THIS IS IT.

IT IS.

WE'RE HERE NOW.

26/42

WE WERE BUSTING OUR F***ING

ASS IN THIS WAREHOUSE HERE,

DAY IN AND DAY OU ALL DAY LONG.

IT WAS LIKE:

A WOOD STAGE THAT WE PUT UP.

WE HAD A BUNCH OF MIRRORS.

IT WAS HOT AS HELL.

IT WAS A CONSTAN WORK IN PROGRESS.

WE HAD TO BE WORKED ON.

OH, OH, YEAH!

WE PUT IN SOME CRAZY

HOURS IN THE EARLY DAYS.

THE BACKSTREET HARMONY,

THE BLEND,

IT WAS ALWAYS:

A WORK IN PROGRESS.

YOU KNOW,

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