5 Things I Want From The Michael Jackson Biopic with Russ | Infectious Groove Music
Вставка
- Опубліковано 10 бер 2023
- Join our Patreon and help support our channel and podcast for as little as $1 per month:
/ infectiousgroovepodcast
Pick up some Infectious Groove Music merch at our TeePublic Store:
www.teepublic.com/user/infect...
Subscribe to the Infectious Groove Podcast:
linktr.ee/Infectiousgroovepod...
Subscribe to the Beer'd Al Podcast:
linktr.ee/beerdalpodcast
Join our music discussion fb group here:
/ infectiousgroovevinyl
#michaeljackson #biopic #music - Розваги
If you're new to the channel, please hit the LIKE and SUBSCRIBE BUTTON :)
We have 3 new music discussion videos every week. We love discussing music, so make sure to leave us a comment.
Now that Colman Domingo is playing the father Joe Jackson, next we need
Halle Bailey as MJ’s little sister Janet Jackson
Queen Latifah as Katherine Jackson
Jenna Ortega or Madison Pettis as LaToya Jackson
Justice Smith as Tito Jackson
Caleb McLaughlin as Jermaine Jackson
Riley Keough as Lisa Marie Presley, MJ’s first wife
Julia Garner as Madonna
Viven Lyra Blair as Paris Jackson
and Sabrina Carpenter as Debbie Rowe, MJ’s 2nd wife
I still think that this musical drama biopic film should just get distributed by just Universal Pictures 🌍. Not Lionsgate for unknown reasons.
I really hope they add all of MJ’s songs like Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough, Rock With You, Billie Jean, Beat It, Thriller, I Just Can’t Stop Lovin’ You, Bad, Dirty Diana, Smooth Criminal, Man In The Mirror, Speed Demon, Give In To Me, Heal The World, Jam, Black or White, Remember The Time, Ghosts, Blood On The Dance Floor, and You Rock My World, including the ones when he was a member of the J5 when he was a kid like I Want You Back, ABC, The Love You Save, Dance Machine, Got To Be There, Ben, and when he was a teenager and was still a member of The Jacksons like Enjoy Yourself, Blame It On The Boogie, and Shake Your Body Down To The Ground.
Wish and hope that they add the scene where his hair got on fire while he was filming the Pepsi Commercials,
The scene of him filming The Wiz as Scarecrow
Scene during the Super Bowl halftime show,
Imagine if the film could get a 3hrs run-time, and/or get split up to part 1, 2, and/or 3, and if it’s good, it deserves a $1B or $2B Box Office.
I also wish that the film could get moved to August 2025 in time for what would’ve been the late legendary King of Pop’s 67th Birthday.
Thank you, Director Antoine Fuqua and Universal Pictures.
Thank you for the video! I completely, absolutely agree with you! He continued no matter what!!!! Continued to heal the world. And I would like the film to tell as much as possible about his humanitarian work!!!!
What i wanna see: first is how great, kind and innocence he was, almost impossible for a real person to be like that so it was so easy for the tabloid to come up with sick ridiculus rumors that stained him, so easy for greedy indecent people to take advantage of him through acusations. Then how lonely he was, being loved by milions but nobody understand him. Then how much love and inspiration he spread around the world through out his entire life by mean of his incredible godlike talent and angel like personality. Those are mystery to general knowledge that often being misundestood. And the last would be his career which is so clear, non controversy that anybody can easily see.
I agree with everything you said. It sounds like we would both like a very similar movie to be made.
Agree!!!!!!!
Thank you i totally agree 🙏Michael innocent we love you from the bottom of our hearts❤️ ❤️🔥🌹
I get physically angry over the question of Michael ever having harmed a child. The guy was innocent and there's really no doubt about that. I want justice for him in this movie :)
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast 👏👏👏me too🥹i can't wait for that: justice for Michael ❤️🌹
I think a montage throughout his teenage years is a great idea. Where he spins or a montage of the dancing machine robot finally leading to the Off The Wall era
This movie will definitely be longer than 3 hours I feel the MJ Estate will push for that hell the Avatar movie James Cameron got audiences to sit for 4 hours long I got this movie be 4 in a half hours long with lots of detail they’re filming at the actual Neverland cause the owner of it gave them permission & at the Hayvenhurst home it’s gonna be thee most authentic biopic & film of all time it’ll blow our minds it’s gonna be groundbreaking things we least expect tbh🙌🏽👑🌟🌟🌟
It’s going to be magical ✨ i truly agree with everything you said about the film needing to at least be 4 in a half hours long because MJ life was so huge and they need to spark and bring every golden moment he made to life on the screen being authentically truthful
If I had my way, the movie would be as long as needed to tell the whole story. I'm just trying to be realistic with my expectations though. I sincerely doubt they'll get away with making it 4 hours or longer. I would love it, but I'm not expecting it at all.
I think everyone agrees that we would love it if the film was 4 hours long, but we also have to keep our expectations low because it's Hollywood.
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast this movie will be 2Hrs and 30 mins
Right, that was part of my original point. I simply cannot see the film being as long as many fans seem to be hoping for.
I agree on all points. Personally I feel 2.5 hours just won't be enough time to capture his immense life. It would have to be 3-3.5 hours at least, and that's if they do some type of montage as you said for for his childhood, etc.
Thanks for watching and I'm glad to see many people agreeing with my points. As far as runtime, I would love it if the film was 3 1/2 hours. I'm not sure casual fans would sit through that long of a film though. At this point, I'm just hoping it's anywhere near as good of a film as it should be.
3.5hrs would be great
I would LOVE for it to be at least 3 1/2 hours.
I think the film should kick off in a similar fashion, but start with Off the Wall. Top 5 things I need to see are 1. Show The negative impact on mental health of being falsely accused and the effects on his loved ones. 2. Focus on his heart. They should show that his humanitarian efforts were from the heart and not for attention and how it was imbedded in his DNA all the way up to death. 3. Show how involved he was with his artistry on stage and the studio. 4. Show how strong of a human being he was (a lot stronger than us) for having to deal with false accusations, false stories about being weird, all while being the most famous person alive. 5. Set the record straight on his pharmaceutical addiction in the early 90’s and the dependency in early 2000’s.
All great things that I'd love to see in the film. I know I touched on the long term effects of the Pepsi accident, but you're absolutely correct. I really hope that they show how incredibly hard it would've been on him to be falsely accused, then have the media run with it and seemingly convince the world to believe something other than the truth.
Showing the escalation of the tabloid rumours starting in the early 80s is also important. The media didn't suddenly turn against him one night. They spent a decade diminishing and slandering him and the allegations were just a green light to become more brazen.
VERY good point. I rememher watching it happen in the US. It seemed like they just got meaner and meaner, until they were outright against him. Great point, thanks again for the comment.
I like your things you picked. I personally have not been able to really think on what I would like to see in the Biopic because there is so much of MJ’s life to cover.
I totally agree and we have to remember that they're really going to be constricted by the run time.
Even if the movie runs long, it will come in around the 3 hour mark. That's still not enough time to cover nearly everything. Honestly, if they covered just the stuff I mentioned in the video very well, I'd be happy with it.
The Top things I want to see:
-A Freddie Mercury cameo of some kind based on the collaboration between Michael and Freddie that didn't come out. Complete with the actor (forgot his name) who played Freddie in the Bohemian Rhapsody film. I doubt this will happen, but I can imagine there being cameos in the film since Michael met so many famous people in his lifetime and those he worked with. Its sad we don't have Chadwick Boseman as one for example who would of been perfect for his return as James Brown since Michael admired Brown so much in real life. Its a shame Chadwick passed away.
-The surviving actors of Jacksons The American Dream like Angela Basset as Katherine Jackson come back for this film.
-A scene showcasing Michael's loneliness such as him interacting with the mannequins he had in his home.
-A scene exposing the Tabloid media complete with some use of the song Tabloid Junkie from HIStory.
-Michael in the Studio recording what would be known as his many hits. Maybe even include a couple of unreleased tracks for good measure to show how much Michael put into his albums. Even if everything didn't make it in...
-The film's opening either to start with Motown 25 or the Off The Wall era.
-A montage of some kind that shows off the music videos he worked on. Kinda like what the latest Elvis movie did recreating the films Elvis starred in with Austin Butler.
-A coy reference to Wade and James (since they'll likely be portrayed as kids and one of them as adults in this film) that proves to the audiences that they were liars without explicitly saying they are; the subtle approach as we'll call it. This is so people can know the truth about these guys and their opportunist families. Which would destroy the narrative these two tried to pull off after MJ died.
-A subplot involving a connection to his family especially after all the stuff that happened during the Jacksons Victory Tour with his brothers and Michael kinda being distant from the family due to the success of Thriller.
-Some reference to Ryan White (the basis for the song Gone Too Soon). I think anything showing Michael's charitable deeds would be the things you wanna capture to show just how good Michael Jackson was with his heart.
-Evan Chandler's actual call being used in the film. Whether it be the original call or it being re-read verbatim by whoever portrays the guy in the film. Just so the audience could know about the extortion attempt.
-The Neverland house being shown in all its glory. Including the Duplex as mentioned by many that others don't know about. That and the installed alarms in his house which were there for security reasons likely due to Michael's paranoia. I think this would be one for the Biopic to show since people for some reason think that is sinister. Like seriously, what is sinister about having alarms in your room? I have that shit in my house as well because I have people coming up illegally and you wanna be protected well from robbers/killers/trespassers.
-The Vitiligo being shined upon during the Thriller era.
-The truth about Michael's surgeries.
-The truth about Neverland Ranch and the reason why Michael built it.
-The 30th Anniversary special to Michael Jackson being recreated to some degree.
BONUS:
-The unreleased song Dream Away being used as the ending or credits to the film.
Those are all great things that I'd like to see in the film. Thanks for the detailed comment :)
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast There are 2 Michael Jackson documentaries coming; Trial by media The Michael Jackson Story, and The King Of Love MJ. The creators Jin Chohan and Gloria Balli need help with donations in order to complete the documentaries. Everything is on UA-cam and Twitter!
I agree that the abuse allegations have to be touched on in some sort of constructive way. I think it's important that the movie isn't another meaningless puff piece. As fun as the Elvis movie was, I am not sure I walked away with a message. There's a lot to learn from Michael's life and a biopic is the best way to deliver those lessons
Couldn't agree more. I really think dodging that aspect of his life is a really big mistake.
Elvis movie didn’t touch on his obsession with teenage girls at all but we are subjected to an entire documentary where two opportunists looking for a payday are treated as abuse victims, spinning fabrications on someone not alive to defend themself. Complete BS if you ask me.
Yes, that HBO "documentary" has been debunked many times over. I doubt many people believed any of it in the first place.
@@freebandz4332 there's a new biopic coming out about Pricilla Presley and her side of the story, so if you want to see what exactly Elvis put her through, look out for that
Agree with this. From a cinematic point of view, I’d like to see a Bad or Dangerous tour recreation, perhaps from Wembley Stadium in London. Similar to Bohemian Rhapsody. Could be epic.
I agree with everything … except that the montage up to thriller. MJ already had had quite a career as a child and it ties into his genius, so should get some runtime.
That's a fair point, but I really feel like that could be covered in a mintage. Again though, I'm just throwing out ideas / hopes here. Who knows what we're gonna get. I'm just hoping it's great, overall.
You were spot-on with highlighting the personal struggles off-stage. I’d love to see them shine a light on the often overshadowed Off The Wall-Triumph Era. Those years set the stage for what happened next in a major way. It would also help galvanize the estate to release a remastered show from that tour (which we know exists). To see MJ set the world on fire, be shut out at the Grammys for Album of the Year, strike back with a phenomenal Jacksons album AND tour would be a “goosebumps” moment for sure.
I really hope we get to see those moments. They have SO much to cover, but I'm just crossing my fingers they do it anywhere near right.
I disagree on the childhood. Think about this. There are going to be new generations come in who don’t know about MJ’s life, and to me, if you’re going to do a movie that’s the definitive biopic, you have to cover it all. The stage musical made it work, so I believe the movie could too. I think the movie should be similar to the stage musical, but I would love to see the song “Will You Be there” highlighted, and the life it had with the whole Free Willy thing. I grew up with that movie, so I have kind of a sentimental attatchment to that song. I would think the movie is going to be longer than 2.5 hours from how I heard the director talk. I also have heard that he has a very unique way of directing movies that pulls you in so I’m sure it will be exciting. The director said All aspects of his life will be covered.
Those are fair points. I've read what the director has said so far and I'm hopeful that the movie will be excellent. It's really going to come down to run time. If the film is long enough, it could be really excellent. On a side note, Will You Be There is my personal favorite Michael Jackson song.
I feel like this should’ve been a series.
It’s just too much to his legacy that will have to be passed over. The Michael-Mania of the 80’s would need to be a movie all on its own. I was looking forward to seeing more of the business side to see exactly how he became as big as he was.
I totally agree with you, but I'm just speculating within the confines of what we know we're gonna get. I was 7 when Thriller was released, so I saw it all happen in real time. I couldn't agree more that there's enough material from that era alone to fill 2 1/2 hours of run time.
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast Definitely. Well, within the confines of the film I would want them to mostly focus on the music side of things. If they could show us somewhat in depth stories of how he made some of his biggest hits. How he developed the moonwalk etc that could be cool.
Agree with most your picks.
It’s such a tough task to decide what should go in and what should be left out. I always thought it should be a mini series… 8-10 episodes to really tell the story.
But… for me, you’ve gotta spend at least 30 mins on his childhood. To show a new audience just how good he was as a child. The struggle of basically supporting his entire family from the age of 10… and of course to show the childhood his missed. It’s too important to the story to just brush past.
Really hope they tackle the allegations head on and don’t mess it up.
Yeah, I kept trying to figure out how to show his childhood without going into a ton of detail / runtime. I bet you're right that they could cover most or all of what they should with 30 minute of an expected run time of 2 1/2 to (hopefully) 3 hours.
Thank you so much for discussing this topic, I totally agree to everything you said and I loved all the podcasts that you covered Michael 's music, I have to add that they need to cover his humanitarian work he did through out his life, its very important that he has a Guinness book of world records for his humanitarian work, he even said himself that he wanted to be remembered as a humanitarian, also his unparalleled music should be heard through out the film, Im so optimistic about this biopic to be truthful, beautiful and the most successful biopic that ever made .❤️🙏👑🤟🦋🌻
Thanks for watching and I'm glad you like our Michael related content. Our podcast episode coming tomorrow is even more MJ content, so we hope you enjoy that too :) as far as the movie goes, I am what I'd call "cautiously optimistic" at this point. There's so much I want covered, including what you said about his humanitarian efforts.
@Infectious Groove Music thank you so much, yes I agree, I'm optimistic bc so far we have the best team that we ever imagined, looking forward for your mj related episodes ❤️🙏👑🤟🦋🌻
You'd be among the top tier fans of Jackson that would be worth listening to on this topic. As someone who has benefitted greatly from this channel and podcast in regards to Michael's musical output and his story, I hope that whatever does get included ticks all the boxes that his die hard fans want showcased.
Recent comedy shows premiering on Netflix shows that their is still a narrative among the general public of Michael's supposed guilt, so I hope that the estate do everything they can to ensure that story is corrected, especially about Michael wanting to go straight to a Criminial Trial as opposed to a Civil. That tidbit was something that blew my mind and I'm pretty sure that came from either yourself on the forums, or your interview with his nephew. For someone that didn't know the full ins and outs, it certainly made me look at Jackson in a total different light and he's blessed to have fans still to this day in his corner.
Keep fighting the good fight, brother!
Right on, I'm glad to have helped get lore of the truth out there. I've dropped that bit about the civil trial on so many people and it blows their mind. They've always (understandably) believed the media's narrative that he "paid that kid off", which as you know couldn't be further from the truth.
It's funny you mention that Netflix comedy special. We didn't plan it out this way, but our next podcast episode coming Monday is Michael Jackson related too. There's a part in the episode where I shared a few choice words for that comic and what he had to say about Michael Jackson.
Excellent! Your idea sounds great! Thank you.
I'm glad you like my suggestions. Here's hoping someone involved with the film happens to see this!
I hope they do right by Mike. Pleaseee do right by Mike
I really, really, really hope they do!
So exciting! Thank you!
I'm hoping they cover eveything I talked about in the film, for sure.
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast would love that! 🙏🏼❤️Thank you!!
I like the things that you picked. I would love for them to insert Quincy Jones and the end of their partnership after bad which led to Michael working with teddy Riley for dangerous.
Quincy said in an interview he wants Donald Glover (childish gambino) to play him in a movie or tv series. Imo, donald is my first choice to play Quincy. Others I thought of include Jamie Foxx, Will Smith, Idris Elba, Michael b Jordan, Jonathan Majors & Eddie Murphy some of these choices I have in this list have some musical experience.
Good call. I'm sure they'll include Quincy but I'm curious if they'll just show him in the Thriller era and that's it. I also think Glover would be a great pick to play him.
I think they should do flashbacks of his childhood to cut down the time
That would be fair. Just little snippets here and there.
Great Video, I want the film to show where he was at mentality during each album specifically HIStory. It's his most important album. He's angry, he's sad, he's fearless. Childhood is on it which is a very personal song for him. Its him having his say after all the bullshit thats been thrown at him. They gotta get that right because after that album they went in overtime with trying to make him a villain. I also want them to show his empathy and how he improved many orphanages. AND I want them showing him giving Little Richard and Chuck Berry their catalogs back after buying the Beatles.
YES. All great points. Those are exactly the things I want shown in the movie. Don't even get me started on the the HIStory album! We reviewed it on our podcast and I did a video on this channel about the vinyl edition. It's far and away my favorite album him made. I *hate* that he had to make it, but I love that he made it so well
Did I miss this? This video is around a year old I think and I don’t remember a biopic. I hope not. I love MJ!
The biopic will be released in April of 2025
I would love its probably not but i want it to be a musical movie!
I'm certain they'll feature aot of Michael Jackson music.
I want to see something about Prince. That'd be very interesting. How they met, their rivalry, his relationship with the Jackson family..
Points that need to be touched on in the film IMO:
- Childhood/Jackson 5/Jacksons
- Off The Wall Album
- Thriller Album/Snippets of Thriller video
- Billie Jean Motown 25
- Grammys 84'
- Victory Tour
- Pepsi Commericial Accident
- Bad Album and tour (snippets of Smooth Criminal video)
- Dangerous Album (snippets of Black or White video)
- Oprah Interview
- Superbowl Performance
- 93' Allegations
- Marriage to Lisa Marie
- HIStory Album
- His children being born, being a dad.
- Living With MJ documentary/trial and acquittal
- This Is It and death
I would love to see all of that covered as well, but I just don't see them being able to do all of that with the run time of a regular motion picture.
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast Yeah the runtime could definitely be an issue. Alot of the above only need to be touched on though, e.g a minute or two. I think it would be doable.
That's fair. If they kept it to quick, but informative scenes to touch on those points then they could do it. For the record, if I had my way the movie would be 6 hours with an 8 hour directors cut or special edition.
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast Haha u and me both. To be honest I think a series would be much more ideal to tell his life story but obviously there is alot more $ to be made with a film.
I’m sorry, but I just don’t think they will cover history to this is it eras.
I feel that the movie will follow the same structure that bohemian rhapsody followed (beginning of Freddie’s life at the beginning to the peak of his musics career at the end).
For me, I feel the movie will stop at dangerous, as that was by far the peak of his career. This will also allow more screen time to be portrayed for off the wall, thriller, bad and of course dangerous. Which is the main peak of his life and portrays all the aspects of his life well.
I don’t have anything against both history and invincible, however I feel both of those eras are overshadowed by the mental struggles that Michael had, which I don’t think is something the Jackson family want to portray, especially when it’s jaafar playing Michael.
I fully agree with you on those items. I think we’ve seen enough of his younger life. Hit on it and then move on to thriller on.
What I’m worried about is they will center the movie around the legal actions and flashback to various points in his career.
There’s so much more.
In particular, I like what you had to add about the Pepsi incident. I think that was a catalyst for a lot of things to come.
Well done Russ!
I didn't think about it, but yeah there's a danger that they center is around the legal issues. To me, they could clear up SO much with a 10 - 15 minute scene of exposition where facts get stated about the how's and why's of those cases. Again though, I bet you're right on how they'll use it as a center piece.
I'm glad you liked the point about the Pepsi accident. In many ways, you can draw a direct line from that accident to many things that went wrong for him afterwards. Unfortunately, you can even draw that line all the way to when we lost him.
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast 100%!
Couldn’t of said it any better I want people to simply understand the struggles of reaching top tier fame like he did. And the reasons the way he was.
Glad you liked what I had to say. I could be wrong, but I feel like there's so much that's common knowledge about him BUT it's all the stuff that isn't common knowledge that's the most important IMO.
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast yes exactly this will open the eyes for people who don’t know much for sure
That's my hope. I sincerely hope some people come away with a better understanding of him. Thanks again for watching and the comment :)
Now that Colman Domingo is playing the father Joe Jackson, next we need
Halle Bailey as MJ’s little sister Janet Jackson
Queen Latifah as Katherine Jackson
Jenna Ortega or Madison Pettis as LaToya Jackson
Justice Smith as Tito Jackson
Caleb McLaughlin as Jermaine Jackson
Riley Keough as Lisa Marie Presley, MJ’s first wife
Julia Garner as Madonna
Viven Lyra Blair as Paris Jackson
and Sabrina Carpenter as Debbie Rowe, MJ’s 2nd wife
I still think that this musical drama biopic film should just get distributed by just Universal Pictures 🌍. Not Lionsgate for unknown reasons.
I really hope they add all of MJ’s songs like Don’t Stop Til You Get Enough, Rock With You, Billie Jean, Beat It, Thriller, I Just Can’t Stop Lovin’ You, Bad, Dirty Diana, Smooth Criminal, Man In The Mirror, Speed Demon, Give In To Me, Heal The World, Jam, Black or White, Remember The Time, Ghosts, Blood On The Dance Floor, and You Rock My World, including the ones when he was a member of the J5 when he was a kid like I Want You Back, ABC, The Love You Save, Dance Machine, Got To Be There, Ben, and when he was a teenager and was still a member of The Jacksons like Enjoy Yourself, Blame It On The Boogie, and Shake Your Body Down To The Ground.
Wish and hope that they add the scene where his hair got on fire while he was filming the Pepsi Commercials,
The scene of him filming The Wiz as Scarecrow
Scene during the Super Bowl halftime show,
Imagine if the film could get a 3hrs run-time, and/or get split up to part 1, 2, and/or 3, and if it’s good, it deserves a $1B or $2B Box Office.
I also wish that the film could get moved to August 2025 in time for what would’ve been the late legendary King of Pop’s 67th Birthday.
Thank you, Director Antoine Fuqua and Universal Pictures.
They just announced Nia Long as Katherine
How about OFF THE WALL, BAD ,DANGEROUS, HISTORY, BLOOD ON THE DANCE FLOOR AND INVINCIBLE ERA
I'm not sure what you're asking.
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast I wanna see this era on the Michael biopic
@@Lightskin-i1k I'm certain they'll cover a lot of his music. With the movie most likely being about 2 hiurs or 2 and a half hours, they're not going to be able to cover all of it.
Ben!
Spot on! everything you listed is what I would hope to see and be addressed in the movie.
I'm glad to hear that. I honestly wasn't sure what people would think of my picks, but it seems a lot of people agree. Here's hoping we get a great movie about him!
That Pepsi accident was more serious than people knew.
Exactly, fhats why I want it covered in the movie.
And because he had the lupus the healing was much harder too
Absolutely. There's so much people don't know about that he had to deal with. I'm hoping they address both of his auto immune disorders.
You made great points. There have been so many articles, movies, documentaries, interviews about mj's life. It would be good to see what his life was about through the people that knew him and was there. Everybody gets to tell his story but never through the eyes of mj. It seems like everyone that knew him personally says the exact opposite what the media puts out there. By the way, you keep mentioning his awful childhood was. If you listen to all his other siblings including janet in her recent documentary. They state that their father was tough but he was not abuser. I just watch a documentary on the osmonds. Let me say, I rather be raised by joe jackson rather than George Osmond. Just saying...
Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed the points I brought up. Excellent point about George versus Joe too. But yeah, I would love for people to come away with some sort of idea of how hard it must've been to actually BE Michael Jackson.
Well..i recommend you to listen to the "rabbi shmuley's tapes".
You'll hear from Michael's mouth how abusive joe was.
They should show his life into his 40s as well
I believe they would have time to do that if they leave out a lot of the early stuff everyone already knows.
They will never get approval for a 4 hour movie. And not only that it will lose appeal as people have short attention spans. It needs to be 2 movies Pt1 and Pt2. The Freddie Mercury one was too rushed etc even though he lived a quarter of the life MJ did.
The one and only thing they DO need to do and that's to leave out the 93 and 2005 stuff. Everything else should stay in including the crap he endured all his life about his 'plastic surgery' etc etc as that was always there. But the blatant crap in 93, 2005 needs to not be there.
I would love for it to be a 2 part affair, but I don't see that happening. Again, I would love for it to be that way but I'm just not expecting it.
I'm curious why you think they should leave out 93 and 05 though. I feel like the movie will get tons of negative attention if they don't address the false allegations. On that of that, it seems like a great opportunity to quickly educate the general public about things the media never told them.
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast I just feel the extortion attempts just should never be attached to his legacy. Yes, people can explain it etc but the people that don't believe will never have their minds changed. To any younger fans that are becoming fans of him, they shouldn't ever have that associated alongside his name that's all.
That's fair. I get what you're saying. Like all of us, I wish none of that had happened. I can see how it could be lose lose. The press will have a field day if they don't address it but then it might not change any minds if they do.
No dude that s not a movie about that s almost like documentary, no heck no this movie about his music legacy not bashing him. They already did that all of that you just said and it was bad.
Absolutely nothing I said in this video has anything to do with bashing Michael Jackson.
New subscriber 🔥🔥❤️ love this video.
Thanks for watching and subscribing. We're very big Michael Jackson fans. We try to focus on his art more than anything, but we're also advocates for his innocence. Search the channel for Michael Jackson, because we've got a good amount of other videos about him :)
@@InfectiousGroovePodcast That’s Amazing Bro! And absolutely! Will do 🙏🏾