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I've posted a few GLOWING reviews of This Is It below - check them out if you haven't seen the film.

GO SEE the film in an IMAX Theater if you haven't already.

I've seen This Is It 7 times now and once in IMAX. Michael in IMAX is a MUST. The screens are bigger so MICHAEL IS BIGGER. The picture quality is ridiculously clear and the sound is phenomenal. It's really worth the extra couple of dollars to see it at least once in IMAX because you almost feel like you're part of the film - right there with Michael!

Also, STAY UNTIL THE VERY END PAST ALL OF THE CREDITS - there's more Good Stuff - stay until you see the "socks".

Also, DON'T FORGET TO VOTE FOR MICHAEL IN ALL 5 CATEGORIES HE'S NOMINIATED IN FOR THE AMERICAN MUSIC AWARDS. KEEP VOTING UNITL 11/22.

THE FANS AROUND THE WORLD WE MUST SHOW OUR LOVE AND OUR SUPPORT TO MICHAEL.
WHERE ARE ALL THE FANS WHO LOVE MICHAEL
HE WAS THE MOST GENEROUS MAN ON EARTH HE CARED ABOUT CHILDREN ABOUT OUR PLANET HE DESERVES TO WIN THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE.
HOW COME THAT WE CAN'T REACH THE 100.000 SIGNATURE...
PLZ GO TO THIS WEBSITE AND SIGN IT IN THE MEMORY OF MICHAEL JACKSON A TRUE HUMANITARIAN.

http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/mjnobelpeaceprize/

http://www.petitionspot.com/petitions/mjchangenobelrule/

REST IN PEACE WE'LL KEEP THE FAITH

Hi Everyone-your help is needed

Diane -the Demon-Dimond is spewing her venomous filth about MJ again.

Let's get out there and show our support for Michael -here's the site:

http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-10-31/inside-michael-jacksons-future-plans/http:/www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2009-10-31/inside-michael-jacksons-future-plans/

Whenever we find these tabloid trash let's unite as one voice against it and make them stop!

YES.. I did see the "This Is It" and WOW! .. I took it as a celebration of a creative pure genius coming back with full force to show his fans he still had it PLUS more. It was bitter/sweet to see him perform as I had never saw him perform live; this was an opportunity for me (but what a twist of fate) .. it still is hard to believe he is gone. At times I feel he isn't; and I know I'm not the only one that feels that. His performance was comparable to that of 20 yrs ago; the MOVES (which he only perfected even more), his VOICE.... like an Angels and he seemed so happy. You see him in control and hands on throughout the rehearsals; hard at work (plus the stress of 50 shows;)...... from a to z.. Loved the music (sounded even better) and the sets/special effects were over the top. They extended the movie from what I understand and I too will be seeing it again.

The song "This Is It" sounded so beautiful and complimented the lyrics even more.

I cried (couldn't help it); when they flashed back to the J5 days; he was right on the mark with the notes for those early tunes... it brought me back in time .

As always with Michael... "It's all About love... L.O.V.E..
He makes the world

MJ's This is It Album is No. 1 on the billboard album chart in the US!!! It becomes MJ's sixth No. 1 album. http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/11/04/michael-jackson-takes-it-to-the-top/

As we all know, the film was also the top box office draw last week around the world, which has grossed $106 Million so far (as of Monday, 11/2/09) Yeah!!! MJ rules!!!

i watched the movie here in our country,philippines..the day it opened in our local cinema..extremely happy and at the same time sad..happy beacuase the movie really showcased the mj that we all love..sad because mj is not with us anymore..a very lonesome sadness crept into me..i thought,,too bad..mj is not here to witness the love and support of his fans..what a great loss..what a waste of a talent..a genius..I will forever be thankful to MJ for his music and his talent..
I just hope that his death will somehow be a way for us people and the media to ponder upon where did we go wrong too..the popculture can sometimes led the shining stars to fall down..
I LOVE YOU MJ..RIP

FOOD 1st (a must)
I had to have my security stuff, magnum caramel ice cream, cappuccino & had to have my KFC
2nd a bandana for the tears.
3rd Friends were seeing it in the big smoke but I live far up the coast so it was quiet up here.
Review:
There were only about 20 people in the cinema(it was the 10am session on the Thursday 29th). So I let it all hang out ahah no inhibitions who's watching little old me.
I cried, I laughed, I sang, I danced on my seat. When J5 moment came up I went off doing the dance thing. I screamed his name out a many times I was a mess.
I was a blithering fan in grief all over the place stuffing my face with sugar hits, I nearly collapsed. People came up ( oops I was not alone)& asked how I was rubbing my back. I said I do not know anymore. I thought I was on my own for I was at the front I did not look behind me. I ran out grabbing some posters. At 46y up here it looked odd. I wished I was with my city MJ friends & my on-line friends. You guys.
It was hard.
I had a blinder of a headache after. I had to go to bed.
I love you Mikey xoxoxoxooxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxoxox
The depth of Michael for sound to get it right was so moving. Reminded me of the old days of recording.
MJ grinding his teeth & doing the head moving thing & singing like that. What a character.
I wish we were friends.
The cloths well I would have gone mental in there. One of my passions that's in the blood but have not explored.
Thank you to all for your passion to finish this movie love to you all.
God bless
Blue

A wonderful review of the movie posted today by Francine Hardaway:

"... While I never thought Michael Jackson was a child molester, I wasn't a true fan, either. And I probably believed he couldn't make it through fifty shows on the drugs he was on.
I now question my own judgment. The very first show would have electrified the world and given Jackson the adrenalin to go on. The man was a genius. Coming into rehearsals, he clearly knew every song, every move, every note. It was as if the music poured out from inside his DNA , where it always lived and now was being given the chance to express. Having never been anything but a performer, Michael Jackson was still a performer at 50, capable of astounding dance moves and exquisite timing. Not only that, but at 50 he was happy to be in the role of mentor to the younger dancers and musicians, rather than a competitor with them. He clearly wanted to give them an opportunity to shine. The audience would have loved him. Did he do every acrobatic move that the younger dancers did? Of course not. But he reminded me of a great tennis player who can win a match through superior strategy even though athletically past his prime.
At the rehearsals, he seemed comfortable with the show. Never irritable on camera, he appeared gracious and loving. By the time they were set to go to London, he had accepted the cast and crew as family, and they gave him the adulation he deserved. Many of them had traveled around the world to audition for the show. It's sad they never got the chance to hear the applause. And it's sad Michael never got a chance to do even one show, because the sets, costumes, lighting, and graphics would have been out of the ballpark. Go see this movie to see what they were working on; this production would have been worth the ticket price even if the understudy went on for Michael Jackson.
The footage was shot with two cameras, fortunately in high definition, but nothing like a finished movie. It was meant to be for Jackson's personal archive, and it is truly a documentary -- it documents the rehearsals without window dressing. In it you can see the mutual respect between Kenny Ortega, who directed the movie and co-directed the show with Michael, and Michael Jackson. Clearly they are used to working together, and they help each other out. I especially liked it when Ortega told Jackson to "hold on" to the bars on the cherry picker the first time Jackson took a ride on it. Jackson seemed fearless, wanting to take it higher and sing while doing it, but Ortega only wanted him to take the ride and test the safety.
Was Michael Jackson a sick drug addict? No way. Did we, the public and the media, hasten the death of a man who felt for the planet and wanted to deliver a message of love to the world? Probably. We have a grim way of eating our public figures alive these days. I'm sure Michael Jackson wasn't perfect, but neither are we."
Thank you Francine!

Thanks to those people who made this event happened, in particular Ortega because he caught the more representative moments of MJ’s personality: Coming out from the cinema a friend of mine, who thought that Michael was just an eccentric, told me “he was a very special person, he was an angel”. This is to confirm my thesis: some people don’t love Michael because they know him enough; that’s why I decided that the mission in my life will be to show as much as I can who Michael really is, he deserves it for the emotions I feel when I hear him singing or see him dancing, and for having changed my idea about the world; in the film he tells his collaborators that he wanted to achieve this target with the concert, and I think he succeeded! Besides Michael wanted to show the world something never seen before, and once again he succeeded: this film is the proof of that; I knew he was a genius: his music and his videos can only be the result of a total devotion to his job, but watching him at work made me understand that his genius is really a gift from God, and this is another reason why I can’t stop crying because he is not on this earth anymore.

I LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH - MJ's THIS IS IT Movie is SOO HEALING FOR ME!! There are so many scenes that I LOVE - but THREE of my FAVORITE is scenes ARE:

1). The Drill Sequence in "THEY DON"T CARE ABOUT US" - I love this entire Scene - especially MJ training the dancers. HE IS SO AMAZING AND TALENTED!!

2). At the End of "THRILLER" - When MJ is Dancing on the rising stage next to Choreographer - Travis Payne to "Threatened" from the Invincible Album and MJ is Totally ROCKING IT OUT!!! He looks so young and Hip in that scene. I LOVE THE BEAT. I didn't discover the "Threatened" song until that Scene in the movie.

3). "BEAT IT" - I love MJ's Boxing Moves - HE LOOKS SO DARN SEXY and HAPPY doing that song. Also, at the end of Beat It when Michael and the Dancers starts stomping and jumping around. I love seeing MJ goofing off and kicking his legs in the air and rolling on the floor and stomping his feet. For some reason I thought of his younger son "Blanket" at the moment - because MJ was like a big kid at the moment. Then MJ says " Let It Burn.. Lights Out". I LOVED IT!!!

One of my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE MJ songs is says " DON'T STOP TILL YOU GET ENOUGH" But I can't get enough of MJ's THIS IS IT Movie because this is the last CREATIVE ADVENTURE that our Beloved Michael did. I've seen MJ's THIS IS IT Movie - 4x Times and Counting...

I FALL DEEPER IN LOVE WITH MJ - IF THAT IS EVEN POSSIBLE - EVERYTIME I SEE his THIS IS IT Movie. I"m so Proud and Honored to be a MJ FAN and I miss his BEAUTIFUL SPIRIT, CREATIVITY, HUMILITY and most importantly his LOVE - LOVE YOU MORE MJ. Michael inspires me to BE THE BEST I CAN BE and Use your God-Given GIFTS TO the Ultimate!!!

WE LOVED MICHAEL, MICHAEL LOVED US MORE.....BUT GOD LOVED HIM MOST... and called him HOME to HEAVEN to entertain the ANGELS and show them how to MOONWALK and DO the LEAN FROM SMOOTH CRIMINAL (Heee,Heee).

I've seen MJ's THIS IS IT Movie 4x Times and Counting and I just LOVE WATCHING MICHAEL OVER and OVER and OVER AGAIN!! I plan on seeing MJ's THIS IS IT Movie SEVERAL MORE TIMES in an IMAX Theatre next. I heard IMAX is the best theatre to see it in if possible.

MJ - I'M MISSING AND LOVING YOU TERRIBLY EVERYDAY AND FOREVER!!!

XOXOXO - MJ,
IreneLovesMichael
A DEVOTED MJ FAN FOREVER, FOR ALL TIMES, Bloomfield, NJ

in the movie, mj said "it's all for love". everybody has his/her own opinion regarding how mj was before he died. whether he was dragged into the rehearsals because of his health or not. seeing the film just proves that he was ultimately talented and creative. i believe that if a person is forced into doing someting that he doesn't want to do, he will not give it his all. a successful person like him will be unlikely to be pushed into doing something that he doesn't want to do. that's my belief, for everybody else who believes otherwise, i respect you because you are entitled to it. but please respect fans like me who adores and admires whatever it is that michael left behind. for us, it's a joy to share michael's last moments with the rest of the world. as what he had said in the movie, it's all for love. he did it, gave it his all because he loved his fans and i believe that he would not like his fans not to be united because of their conflicting beliefs. respect is the key word and it is necessary.

I went to the movie to see MJ. Oh my God! He was and remains one of the best entertainers of the world. I cried and danced. The people around me were also dancing and cheering. He provided us as people unity through music. I have seen the movie twice and I am going again to the IMAX. God gave him his enter ear to listen, create and entertain. I have always loved him, and never believed any of those reports and lies.. He is a special angle and a man of kind words, even tho he was treated so badly by others. I feel for Janet and his mother, brothers, for they know him and they are family. I feel for his children and what I pray for is that, his father will look in the mirror, as MJ as told us his father has hurt him, in ways no one such be harmed. I wonder, if he could have just told his son, he was sorry or explained why he acted in the manner he did. He is human. Children are affected differently through verbal/physical abuse. I see all the time. MJ needed more than what was offered from his father. MJ gave his family more than material things, money. He gave them a door to a positive Legacy. When you look at the people that worked around him it is obvious. He gave them Love. I see that. I feel he was trying to repair himself spiritually and he did it was something else that is unique to MJ that remain unanswered. THERE IS NOTHING more important than the love of a child. Maybe he would still be here with us. Maybe God said enough. Maybe we are to learn from MJ’s death that we are people but we are subject to hurt if not surrounded by love ones. I know how important family is, good or bad. If MJ shown us any thing we need to love our friends and family better be close to our higher power, help Humanities, be nice chose to be helpful not selfish be more spiritual.
I am
Peace