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I'm not sure anyone will work with the estate again.to overlook what they have in regards to chandler was so incompetent, we were told no stone unturned the good and the bad,the producers of this must be reeling if indeed this is all trueit's not the fact that they had to redo the movie, that bothers me, as more the fact that they are unsure if this new project is good or not. I wish I was wrong but the way they are moving suggest that they are no longer that excited about it. last year they were giving away footages, leaks, an exclusive about the trailer etc, this year is.. nada.
wait for official announcements
the trailer in 6 weeks .
wait for official announcementsif they've fucked up the film AFTER shooting im pinning every single issue on the estate and no one else. THEY should have had the legal issues fixed and THEY should pin the cost.
thats why im saying "if".wait for official announcements
There is no discussion if we have to wait for official announcements. Anything is fair game in this thread. I'm with @Beano Wild on this one.wait for official announcements
Really hope your right, i want it to be huge im just so skeptical at this time, we all have our own thoughts ,I just feel my excitement slipping away.Maybe its all a tatic and we will indeed be getting something specialYou must all have blinkers on! The many people who THINK! they know about this film probably at best have got snippets and then they try to piece it all together for what ? Click bait! Look at what has come out with regards Michael! First TII ! SUCCESS! then cirque shows ! Success, then Michael One show Success ! Last venture The Mj Musical massive Success! Wait and see because that's all we can do but for me to see Jaafar play Michael and in particular see his personal take on his Uncle with all his knowledge first hand how he was and hear him talk and act out certain events etc to show the real person will be eye opening and I think this is what will make this film huge! The director etc who are connected to this are not fools and I am sure we will see a side of Michael we have never saw. Even more than TII! Enough said!
i will never understand fans who have such a high opinion of the estate when they have proved multiple times through the years to be perfectly capable of botching rereleases, music videos, documentaries, stealing money... shit, the same estate that forgot about the 93 settlement while the movie was being shot??!?!This place sometimes now has more negativity in it than when I first joined. I know that was a long time ago and Michael was alive but you need to trust in the fact the estate definetly will not want to see this fail. I can see it now, critics might slag it off like the MJ Musical but the fans and anybody that liked any of Michael's music even if its only a tiny bit will be talking about this for years!
I didn't ever think this movie was "intended to face the allegations head on." I think it was supposed just to do the former. Which I think it would be the correct thing to do. But I think the allegations should've been mentioned in some form or other, but not made the main issue. Sometimes I think people forget that the ones behind this movie are the executives of a big corporation who desperately want to make loads of easy money, and they are working with an estate that acts more like a big corporation which desperately wants to make loads of easy money too.It’s criminal that a movie which was intended to really show the world the real Michael and face the allegations head on will be nothing more than a greatest hits montage in movie form.
Those that think this will break box office records are delusional.
The estate that released fake songs and tried to shove those songs down our throatsi will never understand fans who have such a high opinion of the estate when they have proved multiple times through the years to be perfectly capable of botching rereleases, music videos, documentaries, stealing money... shit, the same estate that forgot about the 93 settlement while the movie was being shot??!?!
the estate that is currently hunting down fan channels with footage and videos of mj in the best available quality and shutting them down.The estate that released fake songs and tried to shove those songs down our throats
Yes, that's the settlement.I still wonder about the legal stuff. So is it possible that Michael and his Estate agreed with The Chandlers to never ever talk or create anything regarding the allegations?
The estate didnt even exist when the settlement was made. Do you guys think before you say stuff like this?I still wonder about the legal stuff. So is it possible that Michael and his Estate agreed with The Chandlers to never ever talk or create anything regarding the allegations?
Agree. With the potential first film being the majority of ticket sales, they can tackle the "controversial" portion of his life in the second film; icing on the cake on their end.Hmm, if they indeed are eying a two parter, wouldn't this narrative actually make sense? Heat up the momentum of the movie and the appetite of the public with his early, prior allegations, years' highlights, then if massively successful, make a second movie to fight those allegations.
Puck’s Matt Belloni, who, it must be said, has a reputation for leaning on rumor more than verified fact, recently reported that the final version of “Michael” now concludes with Michael Jackson’s meteoric rise to superstardom in the 1980s, stopping before the turbulence, controversy, and the Neverland years that defined much of his later life.
That’s despite the fact that Fuqua reportedly shot two full weeks of footage at Neverland Ranch which, if true, would be scrapped completely.
Producer Graham King, however, isn’t throwing in the towel. He’s already laying the groundwork for a potential follow-up film that would focus on Michael Jackson’s “King of Pop” years, provided, of course, that “Michael” performs well at the box office. The plan would be to reunite the core cast, including Jaafar Jackson (Michael’s nephew, who portrays the man himself), Colman Domingo, and Miles Teller, and continue the story from where the first film leaves off.
The sequel only moves forward if “Michael” becomes a hit when it opens next April. If it doesn’t, the unused footage, reportedly hours of it, will go straight to the vault. Given that the Estate has been footing much of the bill for this production, that would mean swallowing a major financial loss.