Bieber Fever Spreads to Emagine Rochester Hills

Justin Bieber fans flocked to the new to see the teenage pop icon's new movie Never Say Never in 3-D Friday night.

"I'm pretty much excited for the whole thing," said 9-year-old Troy resident Annie Smuts, who said she became a Bieber fan last year and loves "everything about him."

Annie's mother Kris Smuts says she remembers being obsessed with pop star Prince in high school and was glad to take her daughter to the Bieber movie, but added, "If she wants to go another time, she can spend her allowance and go."

The audience Friday night was almost entirely teenage and pre-teen girls with a few chaperones sprinkled in. Children as young as 5 years old enjoyed the show.

"I'm a major Justin Bieber fan," said 13-year-old Rochester Hills resident Allie Mercer. "His music's really good."

"I think Justin Bieber's pretty hot, and it looked interesting," said 13-year-old Gina Azzam, also of Rochester Hills.

"The movie looked interesting," said Natalie Shepich, 13, of Rochester Hills. "I'm not even that big of a Justin Bieber fan, but I saw the Baby videos, and I was hooked."