this IS it

All I could say when walking out of the theater was..."wow that was entertainment at a very high level."

I'm fairly certain you don't have to be a MJ fan to think this movie is entertaining...and in fact this movie will probably create an entire new fan base.

Keep in mind that the dude was 50 years old and I couldn't really tell a whole lot of difference between MJ of 1990 and MJ the two weeks before he changed levels....except of course for a few facial alterations.

His voice was excellent and I don't give a hoot if the film makers enhanced it with technology.

This movie will end up being one of those midnight shows that fans can stand up and dance and sing along with MJ.

Aspects of his personality come through that we haven't seen. His musical abilities have never been questioned but he might be one of the premiere choreographers of all time. His eye for detail, both sound and visual, is phenomenal.

I can't believe Prince and Michael Jackson never got together for a performance.

Somebody should create one of those video mixes and have them do a few songs.

I feel bad for the 11 primary dancers that worked extremely hard and then suddenly it was over. Musicians can always find work but those 11 dancers will never find anything that rivals what they were about to do.

I think this was the best musical concert ever filmed and it wasn't even a concert...but it sure felt like one.

The movie has a strong environmental tone. Michael makes a statement and hopefully it won't be overshadowed by the incredible musical experience.

I highly recommend having a few drinks or whatever else you do and dress up and amble off to your local movie house and be ready for a wonderful two hours of entertainment.

If you don't drink and don't smoke da kind then simply do a little meditating and you will be right on the mark.

Most people stayed through the credits and that is a good idea.

Michael was and is the real deal.

ENJOY

Michael Timothy McAlevey