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When I first heard that the Glee 3D Concert is being made into a movie, I decided to check it out, since I am a Glee fan and all. However, after I finished watching this documentary movie of the concert, let's just say that there was no spark, no disappointment. Nothing. The movie was really short, and it did not feature some of the songs that were memorable from Glee. Nonetheless, I would not say that watching the concert on a movie was a complete waste because after all, it feels like I am more connected to the Glee characters through the live performance. For instance, when Chris Colfer was performing "I want to take your hand," there was so much emotions that I felt like I might actually cry.

Will Schuester, a Spanish teacher at McKinley high, in hopes of recreating his teenage dream of becoming a star on Broadway, decides to take over the school's Glee Club, the New Directions, and help it regain its former glory by competing in show choir, from Sectionals to Nationals. Meanwhile, the school's outsiders, all of whom decide to join Glee Club, navigate around the complex webs of high school life, such as backstabbing, relationships dilemmas, and self-acceptance, by expressing themselves through songs and dances. I have never watched Glee until a few months ago, and now, I am an official Gleek. I love all the actors' and actresses' performance, especially Chris Colfer's performance as Kurt Hummel, as well as their singing voices. Glee has opened me to all the songs that I have never heard about, and it also provides comedy relief. While the plots and characters are in some ways unrealistic, it is an excellent TV show nonetheless due to its breadths and depths of the characters. I highly recommend this TV series for those who have not watched it yet.