This Is It Motion Picture By Michael Jackson Becoming A Super Hit
November 10th, 2009 by
Steven Mueller
The soon to be released, “This Is It” has Michael Jackson fans pumped and excited to revisit his last weeks before his untimely passing, just four months ago.
Some of you may be thinking that this documentary is being released too soon after his funeral because of the ongoing investigation and controversy surrounding his death. But perhaps we can consider it to be a part of the healing process.
Some have expressed their views that this concert film is coming too soon after his funeral, perhaps because of the ongoing investigation and controversy surrounding his death.
It’s actually a behind the scenes documentary showing the weeks before what was suppose to have been Michael’s final tour with a 50-show run at London’s O2 arena. Some say they would be reluctant to watch it; afraid to see a weak and frail Michael or maybe even under the influence of drugs. I’m here to tell you that is not the case.
This “behind the scenes” documentary is interesting to watch and gives you a glimpse into Michael’s world. You’ll see just what Michael experiences in his daily rehearsals and just what a “perfectionist” he was. He was strong and moved effortlessly across the stage, singing and pouring his soul out, song after song.
Michael’s a perfectionist and you’ll see that as he guides his team with a firm but loving hand. His rehearsals are upbeat but relentless, and as he says, “That’s why we have rehearsals”. But at the same time he always gives love out as he always ends his sessions with “God Bless” or “It’s all for love”.
You can see that he always wanted everyone to laugh and have fun. It was very interesting to watch Michael because he was such a perfectionist and it showed.
From the musicians to the dancers, to the special effects, Michael guided his team with a firm hand, but yet showed much compassion, love and kindness toward everyone around him. He was always quick to give a “God Bless” or “It’s all for love” at the end of every practice.
He loved to love us. I think this film helped me cope with his passing. A way to keep Michael in our hearts, as we are in his.
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