Obviously a 10/10, love 1d and miss them a lot. also harry can have my heart and zayn's voice is something else

This movie is a must for all directioners out there. Believe me It's awesome!! But I'll advice you to watch it in 3D because this movie becomes an out of the world experience in 3D. I loved the way 1D's life is shown in this movie. And the best part is when all of them change into superheroes for a second or two.

Its just amazing how their life has taken a toll. From X factor to this! They just do what the do best and do it with all their heart. They are like brothers and are really funny and that's what is shown in the movie.

In my opinion ,Nothing important is kept away from the audience. They are down to Earth guys who made it big just by believing in themselves. They are there for their families, fans, and friends and no matter how much they get caught up in their career they will never forget about the ones they love.

I don't understand though why people are commenting saying its sh*t and a waste of time, surely if they think so strongly that way, they would of realized near enough at the start of the film if it was for them or not, and if they decide it wasn't then they should have gone and 'made better use of the their time' though I think that it is a perfect film for directioners.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but when it is based on what others thinks and isn't logical, it's just pathetic. The boys are amazing lads and anyone with eyes and an open heart would realize that even if they don't understand why dedicated fans like me feel so proud and in love with them. They empower and have saved a lot of our lives, they're an incredible significance to us and will always have a special place in our hearts.

I'm a massive directioner so I loved the movie.Thank you Morgan for bringing us such a fantastic movie.

. . . and One Direction's traveling wardrobe is totally "low rent" compared to hers, too. Though these five young guys claim to know that their fame--as a whimsical creation of British media mogul Simon Cowell--will be as fleeting as the earlier thrown-together-for-a-TV-show group The Monkees (from the 1930s?),the boys of One Direction do not seem to really believe their own words. While Shayne's mum and sisters are thrilled getting new digs thanks to his sudden windfall, Liam's dad is woefully sad about what's become of his son, and rightfully so. These youths were on track toward making honest livings as coal "scoopers," hod carriers, and grease monkeys. Now, their families are saddled with the heartbreak of having spawned plastic people action figures. There always will be "boy bands," just as we'll always have serial killers and mass shooters with among us. This movie helps to illustrate why few parents would want their sons to grow up to become either.

P.S.--I saw the "Extended Fan Cut" of this flick in 3D. Perhaps if I had seen the ordinary version intended for the general public in just two dimensions, my reaction to this documentary would have been completely different.