New Kids on the Block: Rock in Rio

Synopsis

New Kids on the Block: Rock in Rio with Joey McIntyre is a high-energy concert film capturing the American boy band's electrifying performance at the iconic Rock in Rio festival in 1990. With Joey McIntyre's charismatic stage presence and the group's catchy pop hits, the film immerses audiences in an unforgettable musical experience filled with infectious energy and vibrant performances. As the New Kids on the Block captivate the massive crowd in Rio de Janeiro with their chart-topping songs and dazzling choreography, viewers are taken on a nostalgic journey back to the height of the band's fame. This concert film is a must-watch for fans of the group and lovers of 90s pop music alike.

Cast

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  Joey McIntyre

  Self

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  Jordan Knight

  Self

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  Donnie Wahlberg

  Self

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  Danny Wood

  Self

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  Jonathan Knight

  Self

Reviews

New Kids on the Block: Rock in Rio garnered mixed reviews from critics and audiences alike. While some praised the band's dynamic stage presence and energetic performances, others criticized the film for its lack of depth and emphasis on style over substance. Rotten Tomatoes gave the film a rating of 6.5/10, with some reviewers commending the nostalgia factor and the group's enduring appeal, while others felt that the concert footage lacked innovation. IMDb users rated the film 7.2/10, with many highlighting the band's charismatic presence and engaging interactions with the crowd. Metacritic gave New Kids on the Block: Rock in Rio a score of 60 out of 100, with critics noting the band's ability to entertain but questioning the film's overall impact. Overall, the film is a fun watch for fans of the group, but may leave some audiences wanting more depth and substance.