"I Think We're Alone Now" is a fantastically gripping documentary. It tells the story of two individuals, Jeff and Kelly, that are obsessed with teen pop star, Tiffany. Tiffany has been making music since the 1980s but here biggest song was "I Think We're Alone Now." Jeff has Aspergers and he believes Tiffany is his best friend and believes that they can be friends forever and they are, even after only meeting her a few times. Kelly believes that she is destined to be with Tiffany forever, even through they have not met in person. This documentary really shows the rawness of their obsession with this person, and they do not believe that this is an obsession it is just a way of life. The director, Sean Donnelly really portrayed these two characters very well, especially when they meet. This film really goes in depth of a super fan of a singer that is popular but not even the most popular at the time. It has a great outlook on music and life.
Grade = 85/100 = B
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