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Juliano Krue Valdi

KeiLyn Durrel Jones

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Joseph David-Jones

Jamal Henderson

Rhyan Hill

Trey Horton

Jessica Sula

Larenz Tate

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Nathaniel Logan McIntyre

Judah Edwards

Jayden Harville

Jaylen Hunter

Deon Cole

Michael Andrew Baker

Zach Kenney

Amaya Mendoza

Liv Symone

Albie Selznick

Christine Fekete

Daniel Korenfeld

Sophia Villegas

John Rake

Kyle Hills

Misha Suvorov

Lincoln Bodin

Jasper Irvin

August Dantus

Jack McSherry

Brandon Turner

DeRon Cash

Brandon Brown

Jerrel O'Neal

Jon Boogz

Brandon McKinnie

Larry Jacks

Suga Pop

Alan Leal

Kalan.FrFr

Anna Carini

Kameron Brummer

Tiago Martinez

Anika Nicolle Brooks

Michael Berry Jr.

Mark Bloom

Asia Fuqua

Tony von Halle

Jono Petrie

Monique Lindsey

Paul Hipp

Zylan Brooks

Rob Brownstein

Ryan Everett

Emily Zapotocny

Cedric Stephens

Dennis Boyd

Darrell Lee Hughes

Mikal Berry

Frescia Belmar

Prince Jackson

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CinemaSerf

Given the whole slew of Jackson's involved in this stylish production, I couldn't help but feel a bit disappointed by the hollowness of the whole thing. Certainly Jaafar Jackson has something of his uncle's charm and childlike vulnerability, but were we not to have known he was a member of the actual family then I'm not sure I'd have been that convinced by his acting characterisation away from the dance floor. In any case, we begin with his ten year old (or is that eight?) younger years; with the domestic brutality at the hands of their domineering father Joe (Colman Domingo) whilst powerless mother Katherine (Nia Long) looked on - but without ever really getting to appreciate the nature of the bond between the siblings (and there's no sign of Janet). Despite being a couple of hours long, by the time we get to the adult, snakes and llamas, phase of his life we seem to be hurrying things along without really learning of his relationship with Berry Gordy (Larenz Tate) or Quincy Jones (Kendrick Simpson) or agent/manager/pillar of support John Branca (Miles Teller). There can be no doubting that this Jackson is in his element in the studio and on the stage; his performances border on the mimicry - but with a freshness to them that reminds us that this lad has a little bit of je ne sais quoi all of his own, something he adds charismatically throughout. The film looks every bit as glitzy and innovative as the original performances were but without any depth. Indeed, it comes across more as a sort of highly-polished fanzine that takes us to "Bad" with the promise of more to come, but without us really knowing a great deal more about him than we could have read on Wikipedia. There is something maniacal about Domingo's effort that convinces, but otherwise perhaps those making this were too close to the subject matter to be truly objective about what made the man tick, and so I left the cinema having remembered a man I saw at Wembley in 1988 fondly, but not especially enlightened.

I super duper enjoyed the movie. It really brought back the Michael Jackson back from the grave. The fans of the whole wide world loved it. Antoine Fuqua did an excellent job not bringing the controversial of Michael Jackson. Just focusing uprising to the fame. I don't care what the critics say. Go and watch the movie yourself. Jaafar Jackson & Colman Domingo did excellent in the movie. my rating for the movie 9.5/10. You won't regret it from watching it all over again. Especially on IMAX format.