Ms. BlueGangsta
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Now vote, and don't forget to say why you picked what you did if you have the time!
I came into this thread thinking I'd be Ghosts...
I was wrong. I actually prefer Remember the Time. It's just stayed with me more, and seems more fluid.
ONE teeny weeny gripe I have with the otherwise PHENOMENAL Ghosts dance, is that some of the shots have continuity issues with Michael's pose, dance or where he's standing. Remember The Time could have been done in one take the way it's presented.That doesn't take anything away from Ghosts though and how ridiculously good and taxing it must have been to perform
Voted for Remember the Time. That's what I call really inspired choreography. And it's a killer song, to boot.
I agree.Ghosts is one of his best choreographies IMO, so I voted for it.
Not for me-Thriller will always beat Ghosts.[/B]
In fact, for me it's Ghosts>Thriller when it comes to choreo.
And now that you wrote this, and I'm thinking about it-maybe that's the reason I put Ghosts low on the totem pole. I used to think it was because it was so dark (but so is Thriller) and maybe I just didn't care for the music.I came into this thread thinking I'd be Ghosts...
I was wrong. I actually prefer Remember the Time. It's just stayed with me more, and seems more fluid.
ONE teeny weeny gripe I have with the otherwise PHENOMENAL Ghosts dance, is that some of the shots have continuity issues with Michael's pose, dance or where he's standing. Remember The Time could have been done in one take the way it's presented. That doesn't take anything away from Ghosts though and how ridiculously good and taxing it must have been to perform
Not for me-Thriller will always beat Ghosts.
Are you saying its not Michael dancing, or that the style isnt Michael?Ghosts' choreography is one if not the most difficult and intricate pieces he had ever created yet, it's absolutely badass. The RTT one is amazing but you could immediately tell its not Michael because his movements are smoother, effortless and more elegant even though you didn't know Fatima Robinson was the choreographer behind it.