Thriller 40th Anniversary

[Spaceship]

that's why it says circa 1980 lol

1977 isn't really circa 1980.

 

[@mjfanatic777]

The Thriller 40 doc

ohhh oks

 

[Hot_Street]

Rick Baker to Be Honored with the Vincent Price Award at the Hollywood Horrorfest

Rick Baker’s collaboration with Michael Jackson is especially celebrated in pop culture. In the music video Thriller (1983) Baker designed and created the “werecat” transformation of Michael, helping bring to life one of the most iconic visuals in music video history.

Rick Baker to Be Honored with the Vincent Price Award at the Hollywood Horrorfest - MJVibe

Hollywood Horrorfest is an annual celebration of everything that makes horror special, bringing together both the up‐and‐coming voices in indie horror and the legends who helped shape the genre. For more than ten years the festival has provided a platform for films, short works, scripts, and...

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[R1chard]

In terms of tracklist maybe. However I still think a victory tour release should come first. It's still technically Thriller era. Prime Mj + his brothers in HD is a no brainer. This was also MJs peak in the US so I think it will do better than History. We already have people here commenting on the playback. Imagine the critics/general public's responses.

Indeed. Who would want a HIStory concert when there's nothing actually to listen to? It's just an audience cheering over the top of the CD. People get mad enough when something is autotunes, but miming is so much worse. It would end MJ's career.

The documentary should’ve been promoted during T40 but the ball was dropped…..the hype is over.

To be honest the hype never started.

It'll drop somewhere and they won't say anything about it. I'm just interested in seeing the new footage anyway, don't care about how much celebrities love Thriller.

Exactly. I don't see the point myself.

So we cant even get Thriller & Beat it on Bluray? Package it with the doc or album...

And sell it to who? Even a few years ago, the masses weren't interested in buying music videos on disc when it's on YouTube for free. Most people never had a BD player, and got rid of their DVD player long ago.