He wore his heart on his sleeve so yes he quite literally was, people are just so mentally tainted that they can't comprehend someone being as innocent and pure of heart as Michael Jackson
I know he was like that. But come on, he would go to Studio 54. What do you think he saw there? I mean that kind of stuff. He would give paps the middle finger, swear, but when he was serious he would not even want to say the f word. I mean that kind of stuff. It doesn't invalidate that he had the heart of a child. They got Studio 54 scenes in the movie so... lmao.
He went to studio 54 and danced in the corner lol.
What they also can (and in my opinion should) do is:
I've said it before but some sort of disclaimer that anything legal is directly as per transcript would go a long way too.
If you have been a fan for decades, you know MJ's character and know that he can't harm anyone
There's no topping that
It's true that none of us was in the room, but on the other hand, the room wasn't there either so... *cough*train station*cough*
We know for a fact Michael did nothing because he literally had alibis and the timelines did not match up.
Agree, the allegations is such a tiring discussion.
I can't wait til they are gone. Mess going on with the irs & everything
How Michael was off the stage is what Liana Marabini's new film, “A Gift from God“, tells us. The film was released on June 13, the day on which, 19 years earlier, Michael was acquitted by all the (unjust) ) accusations. I saw the film, initially the director wanted to make a documentary, then she decided to make a film with actors. She herself is a big fan and wanted to show an almost unknown aspect of him: his relationship with the faith and his love for Jesus. The film moved me and I discovered many things about him unknown to the general public. I was struck by his loneliness, his suffering from many things: his non-existent childhood, his love for Diana Ross, the incomprehension of his contemporaries. It is a minimalist film, well made, with a beautiful soundtrack, written by the French composer Jean-Marie Benjamin, who with this film created a new musical genre: the pop symphony. The film can be viewed on VOD here: https://www.condor-pictures.com/index.php/a-gift-from-god-the-film-2/
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Here we go again, wouldn't it be better to ask the moderators' permission instead of pretending to be just an ordinary user? As if we don't know you're part of the team of that film.
Ohhhhh......
The film won't be 4 hours long. I'm expecting it to be 2.5 hrs or maybe 3 hrs max. I can't see it going over 3 hours. Plus, there won't be 30 songs in the film. Not complete songs, I mean. There will be fragments of songs, stuff that will play in the background etc. Some songs might get played in full - perhaps something from a recreation of one of Michael's live shows, something like that. So, overall, it might add up to 30 songs that get used - assuming any particular song makes the final cut - but it won't be like a Michael Greatest Hits playlist or anything like that.
They spent approx 7 years preparing for this project before they started filming. That doesn't guarantee a good product but the signs so far are quite positive.
This forecast might age very badly (I hope) as having 30 songs in the movie (=not whole songs) definitely cannot be compared to songs at a concert (= whole songs are played). Besides, with Michael's gigantic discography it would be a shame if they didn't include as many as possible, and a poor judgement as well as his songs will push the movie as well as his music onwards.
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