Disney is giving the Jonas Brothers the 3-D treatment on the bigscreen, developing a concert film that it hopes will spark with tweens the same way that Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour did earlier this year.

According to Variety, the "Hannah Montana" feature, which also unspooled in 3-D, pulled in the highest Super Bowl weekend gross of any film in history on just 683 screens, earning $31.1 million.

The Jonas Brothers film will include footage from their upcoming "Burning Up" concert tour, as well as documentary material on the lives of the three brothers, Kevin, Joe and Nick.

"More than just a concert, this film will take moviegoers inside the band's creative process, and present them in a very intimate and entertaining way," said Oren Aviv, prexy of Walt Disney Studios Motion Picture Production.

The Jonas Brothers' "Burning Up" tour kicks off in Toronto on July 4, with special guest Demi Lovato, who appears with the brothers in the Disney Channel picture "Camp Rock," which screens June 20.

In addition, the Jonas Brothers will be featured in the reality series b<>Jonas Brothers: Living the Dream, which follows the trio on tour. The series starts on the Disney Channel May 16. They'll also star in the Disney Channel comedy series "J.O.N.A.S!" in the fall.