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"Michael", a biopic about Michael Jackson, is officially happening.

It’s been 6 years now since I’ve last been to the cinema because it is so damn expensive but I’m definitely watching this film in the cinema
 
The trial should also be shown in biopic and why Michael was acquitted so that many people change their image of Michael
 
What about Kishaya Dudley from YRMW playing Diana Ross?
I think she looks a bit like Diana and I guess that's why Michael wanted her for the shortfilm.
 
alanram said:
I'm not a plastic surgeon nor a specialist, but claiming he didn't have anything done to his lips is outright denial.

But then again, why does that matter so much to some of you? To me, whether Michael Jackson had 2 plastic surgeries or 40 changes nothing AT ALL. MJ suffered from body dysmorphic disorder and simply wasn't satisfied with his appearance. The number of procedures he underwent is completely irrelevant to me.

The fact is: he did change A LOT, and the reasons behind those changes should be addressed in the biopic.
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How the hell do you know that?
 
alanram said:
I'm not a plastic surgeon nor a specialist, but claiming he didn't have anything done to his lips is outright denial.

But then again, why does that matter so much to some of you? To me, whether Michael Jackson had 2 plastic surgeries or 40 changes nothing AT ALL. MJ suffered from body dysmorphic disorder and simply wasn't satisfied with his appearance. The number of procedures he underwent is completely irrelevant to me.

The fact is: he did change A LOT, and the reasons behind those changes should be addressed in the biopic.
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i think it came down to joesph teasing him bout his nose and the public wishing he was still that cute boy from the jackson 5
 
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Bro needs to change his password, someone keeps messing with his Apple Music account lol.
 
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alanram said:
I'm not a plastic surgeon nor a specialist, but claiming he didn't have anything done to his lips is outright denial.

But then again, why does that matter so much to some of you? To me, whether Michael Jackson had 2 plastic surgeries or 40 changes nothing AT ALL. MJ suffered from body dysmorphic disorder and simply wasn't satisfied with his appearance. The number of procedures he underwent is completely irrelevant to me.

The fact is: he did change A LOT, and the reasons behind those changes should be addressed in the biopic.
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What did he have done to his lips?
 
Mister_Jay_Tee said:
That's clearly Apple Music lol. But you are right, I wish Sony and Will.I.Am were this easy to infiltrate
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My bad, I only use Spotify and YT for music so I wouldn't know lol.

At this point this is just embarrassing though cause now they're uploading AI songs. Bro needs to recover his accounts fast.

 
Michaels Lover said:
How the hell do you know that?
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Body Dysmorphic Disorder, or simply BDD, is more common than you might think.

According to the National Library of Medicine:

"Body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) is a recognized psychiatric disorder characterized by a preoccupation that some aspect of the sufferer’s physical appearance is ugly or perception of disfigurement, to the extent that they experience significant distress, disability or both."

"This mental disorder causes persistent, intense focus, shame and anxiety over perceived body defects, often resulting in many cosmetic procedures."

In 'Untouchable: The Strange Life and Tragic Death of Michael Jackson', author Randall Sullivan discusses Michael Jackson's struggle with this disorder, providing more context behind the reasons to his cosmetic surgeries.

During his interview with Oprah, Michael Jackson himself revealed that he tries "not to look in the mirror".
Oprah: Are you pleased now with the way you look?

MJ: I'm never pleased with anything, I'm a perfectionist, it's part of who I am.

Oprah: And so when you look in the mirror now and so the image that looks back at you are there days when you say I kinda like this or I like the way my hair ...

MJ: No. I'm never pleased with myself. No, I try not to look in the mirror.

It's clear that Michael Jackson suffered from this mental disorder, evident just by the extent of cosmetic procedures he underwent on his nose. Instead of pretending MJ was the perfect music icon, we must remember he was a human being. The pressures he faced during his childhood impacted his mental health and likely contributed to his desire for change. He grew up under the scrutiny of many, not just his family, who judged his appearance for decades.

So let's return to reality and recognize that this is a serious disease, one that still causes trauma for many people today. That's why I view the biopic as an excellent opportunity to raise awareness about this condition, potentially leading more individuals to seek professional help rather than cosmetic surgery, which is essentially what MJ should have done.
 
Mike participated in the teasing himself. He called Janet "donkey butt" & Jermaine "pizza face" because he had a lot of zits.
 
kelley said:
What did he have done to his lips?
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Nothing I guess...

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He ended up with a completely different smile.


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I sincerely wish it were not necessary to share these pictures here, but it appears that some individuals persist in their denial. Why is it so difficult to accept that MJ underwent numerous cosmetic surgeries? He should not be stigmatized for this. He suffered from a disorder that made him feel dissatisfied with his appearance, that's why he felt he HAD to change. End of story.
 
alanram said:
It's clear that Michael Jackson suffered from this mental disorder, evident just by the extent of cosmetic procedures he underwent on his nose.
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While I do believe it's highly likely that Michael suffered from this disorder (as a result of the trauma he went through as a child and teenager), many of the surgeries Michael had were actually reconstructive surgeries due to lupus, so not all the surgeries he had were due to body dysmorphic disorder. See this video:


alanram said:
Nothing I guess...

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He ended up with a completely different smile.


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I sincerely wish it were not necessary to share these pictures here, but it appears that some individuals persist in their denial. Why is it so difficult to accept that MJ underwent numerous cosmetic surgeries? He should not be stigmatized for this. He suffered from a disorder that made him feel dissatisfied with his appearance, that's why he felt he HAD to change. End of story.
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Until we hear from Michael himself or from a very credible source what happened to his lips, we shouldn't make assumptions. Just like lupus affected his nose, there might be a medical explanation for what happened to his lips. I really doubt that what we see here was an intentional cosmestic change that Michael made.
 
alanram said:
It's clear that Michael Jackson suffered from this mental disorder, evident just by the extent of cosmetic procedures he underwent on his nose.
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No. It's not clear. It's you attributing something to someone you don't know, because it fits your story. Someone hating his nose or looks, does not automatically mean to have a mental disorder.
 
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Prometheus77 said:
No. It's not clear. It's you attributing something to someone you don't know, because it fits your story. Someone hating his nose or looks, does not automatically have a mental disorder.
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Agreed! Whether he had this disorder or not, he was never officially diagnosed with it, so it shouldn't be part of the biopic.
 
Zack44 said:
https://www.rollingstone.com/movies/movie-news/michael-jackson-biopic-lionsgate-announced-1296360/

It's officially sanctioned by the estate & the Jackson family, and it's going to be co-produced by Graham King (AKA the producer of Bohemian Rhapsody who secured the rights to make an MJ biopic several months ago) and it's gonna be distributed by Lionsgate.

Also, Graham King is a fan who mentions that he's done his own research about the allegations and believes that he was innocent. So we've got that going for us, which is nice.

Personally, I don't think that a single 2-hour movie is enough to do justice to Michael's career, and I'd rather see the Estate focus on a project that helps vindicate MJ's innocence (e.g. Taj's upcoming Kickstarter documentary series). However, if this movie is done well and is able to improve the general public's perception of Michael in a more positive way, than it's a win-win situation.

What are your thoughts, everyone?
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I am Michael Joseph Jackson I am still alive here's proof my website
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Prometheus77 said:
No. It's not clear. It's you attributing something to someone you don't know, because it fits your story. Someone hating his nose or looks, does not automatically have a mental disorder.
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It's very clear, yet it seems difficult for some to acknowledge that Michael Jackson was not perfect. He was deeply unhappy with his appearance, leading him to undergo numerous cosmetic surgeries. His changes went beyond his skin condition, affecting his nose, lips, chin, hair, and eyebrows. His own words on the Oprah show, 'I try not to look in the mirror,' show the extent of his struggle, aligning with symptoms of BDD.

It's not necessary to explicitly name the disorder in the biopic, but just portraying Michael Jackson's battle with his self-image could shed light on a crucial issue. The societal pressure to conform to certain standards often leads to such struggles. Michael Jackson underwent numerous procedures in search of satisfaction, but it begs the question: Did it bring him happiness? Was it truly worth it? His story has the potential to inspire change and encourage individuals to seek help for similar issues, rather than resorting to drastic measures.
 
Please don't mention the O word, this nasty person tried to ridicule him, she believed he deliberately tried to change his colour she slowly but surely stuck the knife in his back, she hated his popularity, I think they will cover his looks by showing tabloid crap and the names they called him
 
seek professional help rather than cosmetic surgery, which is essentially what MJ should have done.
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i dont think mj realised thats what he suffered from he just didnt like the way he looked thats how he saw it
 
Colman Domingo, who plays Joseph Jackson talks 'Michael's biopic.
 
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alanram said:
Nothing I guess...

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I see no difference in the shape of his lips. He got his lips tattooed because of the lost pigment, but thats not surgery.

top pic his moth is clothed, bottom pic his lips are parted. why not post 2 pics of him making the exact same facial expression.

People always do this when claiming he had so many surgeries, they never show pics of him making the exact same face. I wonder why.......

alanram said:
He ended up with a completely different smile.


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I sincerely wish it were not necessary to share these pictures here, but it appears that some individuals persist in their denial. Why is it so difficult to accept that MJ underwent numerous cosmetic surgeries? He should not be stigmatized for this. He suffered from a disorder that made him feel dissatisfied with his appearance, that's why he felt he HAD to change. End of story.
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What surgery did he have on lips? Both pictures show the same lips, just a different color. And he's smiling differently in both pics. Top pic teeth are together, bottom pic, teeth are open.
 
I hope the trial takes up a significant portion of the film. The part where Wade Robson testifies in defense of Michael could be great to use. He was officially acquitted so critics can’t use that against MJ for the inevitable terrible reviews without looking stupid. Everything that happened post 2009 obviously shouldn’t be mentioned either.

I personally think 2005 should be the big finale of the film and then a small segment afterwards about Michael’s passing. It’s no coincidence he died only 4 years after the trial. Stress and mental and physical pain from everything that happened between 1993 and 2005 took its toll. He was completely broken even if he often appeared positive afterwards in public. It probably was only a facade.
 
filmandmusic said:
I hope the trial takes up a significant portion of the film. The part where Wade Robson testifies in defense of Michael could be great to use. He was officially acquitted so critics can’t use that against MJ for the inevitable terrible reviews without looking stupid. Everything that happened post 2009 obviously shouldn’t be mentioned either.

I personally think 2005 should be the big finale of the film and then a small segment afterwards about Michael’s passing. It’s no coincidence he died only 4 years after the trial. Stress and mental and physical pain from everything that happened between 1993 and 2005 took its toll. He was completely broken even if he often appeared positive afterwards in public. It probably was only a facade.
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See I feel the exact opposite. I want to go to the cinema and just celebrate Michael and his music

Michael's story isn't a tragedy, it's the embodiment of the American dream. He came from nothing, to become the biggest superstar the world has ever seen
 
SmoothCriminal1995 said:
See I feel the exact opposite. I want to go to the cinema and just celebrate Michael and his music

Michael's story isn't a tragedy, it's the embodiment of the American dream. He came from nothing, to become the biggest superstar the world has ever seen
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Exactly! There were tragedies in Michael's life, but his accomplishments, his beautiful heart and the magic he created overshadowed the tragedies and the movie should reflect that. People should feel like watching the movie over and over again after seeing it. Yes, the movie should make them feel emotional during the hard times, but at the end of the movie, they should feel in awe, not depressed.
 
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