Yep... that's the WHOLE movie. Just two guys in a tiny recording studio.....Forget about the concerts & performances in a Michael Jackson movie.
Well, it's a biopic. It's not a concert movie. It's probably gonna be scenes with like MJ and Quincy talking to each other about whether they should change the key up a semitone, or whether to add more trumpets. Then some scenes where they sign a contract. All of these types of scenes are not optimal for IMAX cameras or projectors, and can appear blurry.
How many full song performances do you think there will be? 2? 3?
I really
really don't think people understand what a biopic is or what they're about to watch.
Don't you normally see more of the picture in IMAX?
Not usually. IMAX is not usually the main format for a film- directors are well aware they might get shown in a minority of cities that have an IMAX, and even if they do it's gonna last for about 2 weeks. In contrast, people will spend 50 years watching the movie on TV.
They can crop horizontally or vertically, so you might get less of the picture in IMAX. The point of it isn't to see more picture.
Don't get me wrong - I'm a long-time IMAX advocate - to the point where I've said "if I don't see this movie in IMAX, there's no point seeing it at all".
But Michael isn't Jurassic Park.
Many Marvel movies offer IMAX versions on Disney Plus and the black bars on top and bottom disappear on certain scenes.
Oh, Disney Plus. No, that's not imax.
I want my showing to be packed. So whatever prime time showing is on the Friday or Saturday night I’ll be there.
Watching the movie at say 11.30am on my own is no fun, I want to see the reaction of others and feel the energy.
Don't get your hopes up too high. "Prime time showing" in the UK these days is "blink and you miss it". In any random town, it's typical for
every showing of
every movie at
every time of day to have about 6-8 people in there. And that's in no way an exaggeration. Basically the cinemas hope that once a year they will get a blockbuster that pays enough money to keep them open for the other 51 weeks of the year.
I have read somewhere on this forum that most scenes for the 2nd part will have been filmed already
There isn't going to be a second part until they officially announce a second part.
I'm still a bit surprised if I'm honest that Michael breaking away from his family, mainly his father, seems to be the hook for the film. I didn't expect that to be such a focus
Maybe they're just trying to play the victim card. It's probably easier to sell that way.