Justin Bieber's new documentary 'Believe' has failed to click at the box office, having garnered only 3.1 million dollars in its first three days in the US.
The total taking of the flick is a fraction of the debut takings of his first concert film, 'Never Say Never,' which earned 70 million dollars, the Mirror reported.
The movie is currently at number 14 in the US box office charts.
The 94-minute movie features seemingly endless footage of the teen pop star's arena tour intercut with less-than-revelatory interviews and behind-the-scenes guff.
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