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

Galactus123 said:
Its a movie and that is what you do. But I'm pretty sure they did also film the performance many times in one take and then edit together the best parts. One thing I'm not sure about is the placement of those audience shots. The one during the moonwalk is too long. Also the edit right before moonwalk is a bit odd. He can be seen doing the same move twice. 6:35.

Jafaar does amazing job though.
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I really do not like that audience shot right before the moonwalk, it’s like there’s a pause then we go to the audience shot then back to Jaafar and then he does the moonwalk , not a fan of the editing there.

Also, this is major nitpicking but Jaafar’s head moves a lot more like later Michael doing the moonwalk than the Motown25 performance.

I bet he will do the toe stand perfect too.
 
R1chard said:
Can we at least use the right words? That's not a report. That's a speculative guess.

And again, that doesn't make it a better movie than something that made 49m.

Please, let's just ignore the fake stuff and wait until actual numbers are available.


Exactly. How can you make a movie about MJ and forget that one time when MJ actually made a movie??
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How can you say this is fake stuff? We can see that you know nothing about how the box office works. This is called projections. When the movie releases, the final projections will be revealed.

We are here to discuss about the movie not to attack someone who's voicing his opinion.
 
That Billie Jean sequence on Jimmy Fallon looks atrociously more similar to the one from The Jacksons: An American Dream than to the real Motown 25 performance.

That said, Jaafar is clearly channeling extra Jackson-family vibes in his interviews. He is a Jackson, of course, so that demeanor is naturally there—but he seems to be leaning even more into Michael’s presence, which honestly baffles me. I actually see more of Michael in his interviews than in the trailers, despite all the costumes and prosthetics.
 
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