THE American boy band Backstreet Boys have made a comeback, and this time with a movie.

    The same five original band members are back together, and this time they plan on staying for good.

    Now all in their late 30s and early 40s, most of them are married, have kids and some have gone through rehab.

    The documentary style film is about their life after 22 years, their recent tour and making a new album.

    It also goes into depth about how they were financially taken advantage of by their founder Lou Pearlman who is currently in prison.

    “Backstreet Boys: Show ’Em What You’re Made Of” is now open in U.S. theaters.

    (SD-Agencies)