Trailer for MJ's "This is It" Movie

by **Barb** » Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:37 am

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fusea ... d=63043518

I can't wait to see this!

by **Rhiannon** » Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:38 am

You have NO idea.

by **G.I.Jim** » Tue Sep 15, 2009 12:25 pm

I can't WAIT to see this. It's very sad, but it's going to be amazing. :wink:

by **bluejeangirl76** » Tue Sep 15, 2009 12:28 pm

G.I.Jim wrote:I can't WAIT to see this. It's very sad, but it's going to be amazing.

I agree. This looks like it would have been one freakin' hell of a stage show. Gonna be really interesting.

by **Rip Rokken** » Tue Sep 15, 2009 6:06 pm

Gonna be sweet, and I'll be there! I'm still jamming on my new M.J. catalog, and just got all the way thru Dangerous just 2 days ago. I've been incredibly impressed catching up with all the stuff I passed on when it first came out. The dude was just an incredible artist and performer.

by **wastingbeerz** » Wed Sep 16, 2009 1:48 am

Rip Rokken wrote:Gonna be sweet, and I'll be there! I'm still jamming on my new M.J. catalog, and just got all the way thru Dangerous just 2 days ago. I've been incredibly impressed catching up with all the stuff I passed on when it first came out. The dude was just an incredible artist and performer.

See... I've always dug MJ, but just have never got any of the CDs/albums/etc... was always thinking about it, but my dilemma is if i decide to up and do it now, I'm worried that I'll look like one of those "oh he died so now I should become a fan" people. The worst is going into Hot Topic and seeing all those posers in there suddenly SUPER in to MJ when they have obviously never been before. They're simply riding the current trend, and I find it disgusting. Come to think about it, maybe I should get the albums anyway, since I've always had the intent to and now they're actually ridiculously cheap at a lot of stores. Urgh... decisions, decisionis...

Looking forward to the new movie for sure.[/i]

by **Ehwmatt** » Wed Sep 16, 2009 1:50 am

wastingbeerz wrote:
Rip Rokken wrote:Gonna be sweet, and I'll be there! I'm still jamming on my new M.J. catalog, and just got all the way thru Dangerous just 2 days ago. I've been incredibly impressed catching up with all the stuff I passed on when it first came out. The dude was just an incredible artist and performer.

See... I've always dug MJ, but just have never got any of the CDs/albums/etc... was always thinking about it, but my dilemma is if i decide to up and do it now, I'm worried that I'll look like one of those "oh he died so now I should become a fan" people. The worst is going into Hot Topic and seeing all those posers in there suddenly SUPER in to MJ when they have obviously never been before. They're simply riding the current trend, and I find it disgusting. Come to think about it, maybe I should get the albums anyway, since I've always had the intent to and now they're actually ridiculously cheap at a lot of stores. Urgh... decisions, decisionis...

Looking forward to the new movie for sure.[/i]

The nice thing is you can buy the albums with anonymity behind the safety of your computer screen :lol:

Hello iTunes and Amazon

by **Rhiannon** » Wed Sep 16, 2009 1:50 am

wastingbeerz wrote:Come to think about it, maybe I should get the albums anyway, since I've always had the intent to and now they're actually ridiculously cheap at a lot of stores. Urgh... decisions, decisionis..

Start with the lesser appreciated albums first then. Go for "Blood on the Dance Floor", "Invincible"... that sort. It's some of his best work, IMO anyway.

by **JasonD** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:32 am

As a dancer I'm totally stoked about this coming to theaters b/c I can truly appreciate the effort & hard work that goes into creating all those subtle nuances that give Michael's dance moves the appearance of fluidity. Of course his music is great as well, but it's the dancing that is the driving force for me. The clip Barb provided says that this movie is scheduled to play for 2 weeks only.... tickets on sale September 27th ..... & so forth. Does anyone have any further information? Do I hafta purchase tickets in advance? Is it playing in select cities only? Will it make it to DVD? Whatever the case, I'm there!!!!

BTW, did anyone catch the show opening tribute to MJ on the MTV Awards? It was spectacular! Choreographers Chris Judd (best known as J-Lo's ex), Tyce Diorio, Wade Robson & Brian Friedman all participated in that event. I would have given anything to have been there. I met each of them during my brief stint on SYTYCD & they are all just a fantastic group of people. As I watched the Awards performance it was a real treat to get to see them up on stage dancing with Janet during the tribute to her brother as opposed to always seeing them in the role of choreographers.

by **Rhiannon** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:37 am

JasonD wrote:Do I hafta purchase tickets in advance? Is it playing in select cities only? Will it make it to DVD? Whatever the case, I'm there!!!!

http://www.thisisittickets.com ...No one really knows how the purchasing will happen specifically. It's worldwide. Don't know the extent of which markets/cities/theatres. And yes, the DVD will be out between the holidays.

by **JasonD** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 9:41 am

Rhiannon wrote:
JasonD wrote:Do I hafta purchase tickets in advance? Is it playing in select cities only? Will it make it to DVD? Whatever the case, I'm there!!!!

http://www.thisisittickets.com ...No one really knows how the purchasing will happen specifically. It's worldwide. Don't know the extent of which markets/cities/theatres. And yes, the DVD will be out between the holidays.

Thanks SO much, Rhi. I just registered.

by **treetopovskaya** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 1:00 pm

the trailer looks really good. }:C)

by **strangegrey** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 10:29 pm

by **Rockindeano** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 10:52 pm

Have to agree with Frank. Screw this. If MJ is such the great live star, why has he never put out a live album? I am sorry, dude was great in the studio, but one has to question is abilities live, as in real live.

I can think of 4 or 5 Stars still alive and performing today much better than MJ.

Flame away.

by **froy** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 11:16 pm

Rockindeano wrote:Have to agree with Frank. Screw this. If MJ is such the great live star, why has he never put out a live album? I am sorry, dude was great in the studio, but one has to question is abilities live, as in real live.

I can think of 4 or 5 Stars still alive and performing today much better than MJ.

Flame away.

I agree
MJ was the king of smoke and mirrors
After 10 min of his act it grows old
It amazing what he did to himself

by **strangegrey** » Mon Sep 21, 2009 11:24 pm

Rockindeano wrote:Have to agree with Frank. Screw this. If MJ is such the great live star, why has he never put out a live album? I am sorry, dude was great in the studio, but one has to question is abilities live, as in real live.

I can think of 4 or 5 Stars still alive and performing today much better than MJ.

Flame away.

Actually, WJ wasn't even great in the studio....Quincy was.

The Martin Bashir interview exposed more than the fact that Whacko Jacko slept with boys. It exposed the fact that he's not much of a musician...he might be a 'performer'...which may or may not include an array of memorex behind him.....but as a creative musician, there's an empty shell there.

When Bashir asks him to show him how he writes his music, Whacko gets all coy. After a while, you realize it's not Whacko being coy, it's WJ afraid of being exposed for a lackluster musician. He barely knew his way around a keyboard...

Finally, Whacko acquiesces.....but he doesn't go over to the keyboard and start playing chords. He doesn't pick up a guitar and starts strumming it. In fact, he doesn't even sing/scat out some vocal lines. He goes over to the fucking stereo, puts on a song and starts doing half-drunken dancing....

Wow! I *was* impressed! :roll:

by **treetopovskaya** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 12:10 am

Rockindeano wrote:Have to agree with Frank. Screw this. If MJ is such the great live star, why has he never put out a live album? I am sorry, dude was great in the studio, but one has to question is abilities live, as in real live.

I can think of 4 or 5 Stars still alive and performing today much better than MJ.

Flame away.

kayne? that you man?

by **treetopovskaya** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 12:27 am

remember the video of the dancing auditions that came out shortly after mj's death? that was so sad... your heart had to break for all those dancers so excited to be working with mj... this was to be their dream. so i find this footage very heartwarming.

think what you want about mj but he made a lot of people happy with his music & dance. sad that people have to crap all over him after he dies. so disrespectful. i wouldn't expect less from some here though.

by **strangegrey** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 12:39 am

treetopovskaya wrote:think what you want about mj but he made a lot of people happy with his music & dance. sad that people have to crap all over him after he dies. so disrespectful. i wouldn't expect less from some here though.

Oh, grow up. This is the real world. This has nothing to do with disrespect. I'm not posting pictures of his dead body minus his prosthetic nose. We're talking about what kind of an artist he was. I didn't think he was much of one...and I am entitled to my opinion, despite your desperate attempt smear me (or others) who don't share your point of view by labelling us 'disrespectful.' You want to talk about disrespect? You're a sack of it! If you can't respectfully deal with differing opinions on your sainted jacko, without trying to smear those who don't agree with you....I submit, you are the one without any semblance of respect.

If his estate or other people are going to cash in on his death (which can be argued is far more disrespectful than anything else) by releasing product for public consumption, people are entitled to critique his lifes work. In fact, as a musician/artist (if you feel you need to give him such a title) his life's work is more than fair game for us to critique, alive OR dead.

Just because you don't like the fact that someone didn't think he was all that great, doesn't make the opinion any less valid. Find a more respectful way to address this.

by **Rockindeano** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 1:06 am

treetopovskaya wrote:remember the video of the dancing auditions that came out shortly after mj's death? that was so sad... your heart had to break for all those dancers so excited to be working with mj... this was to be their dream. so i find this footage very heartwarming.

think what you want about mj but he made a lot of people happy with his music & dance. sad that people have to crap all over him after he dies. so disrespectful. i wouldn't expect less from some here though.

Save the tears Cinderella. I crapped on his alive time, not his death time. The guy wasn't all that. Man are you ever fucked up in the head.

by **JeremyP** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 3:41 am

I want to see it but it's gonna be really sad. I owe a lot to MJ.

strangegrey wrote:
Finally, Whacko acquiesces.....but he doesn't go over to the keyboard and start playing chords. He doesn't pick up a guitar and starts strumming it. In fact, he doesn't even sing/scat out some vocal lines. He goes over to the fucking stereo, puts on a song and starts doing half-drunken dancing....

One more time...it didn't happen like that. I know you would have loved it if it had, but it didn't and I'm sorry. lol

by **strangegrey** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 3:43 am

JeremyP wrote:One more time...it didn't happen like that. I know you would have loved it if it had, but it didn't and I'm sorry. lol

Um, yes it did. It's there on youtube for your viewing pleasure.

by **Jana** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 5:53 am

wastingbeerz wrote:
Rip Rokken wrote:Gonna be sweet, and I'll be there! I'm still jamming on my new M.J. catalog, and just got all the way thru Dangerous just 2 days ago. I've been incredibly impressed catching up with all the stuff I passed on when it first came out. The dude was just an incredible artist and performer.

See... I've always dug MJ, but just have never got any of the CDs/albums/etc... was always thinking about it, but my dilemma is if i decide to up and do it now, I'm worried that I'll look like one of those "oh he died so now I should become a fan" people. The worst is going into Hot Topic and seeing all those posers in there suddenly SUPER in to MJ when they have obviously never been before. They're simply riding the current trend, and I find it disgusting. Come to think about it, maybe I should get the albums anyway, since I've always had the intent to and now they're actually ridiculously cheap at a lot of stores. Urgh... decisions, decisionis...

Looking forward to the new movie for sure.[/i]

True. Nobody on here really ever mentioned Michael or his music nor any of my friends, but now everyone is buying all his CDs and listening.

by **JeremyP** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 10:24 am

strangegrey wrote:Um, yes it did. It's there on youtube for your viewing pleasure.

Don't have to use youtube, I have it on my hard drive. Have you watched it again since you posted in the thread below?

JeremyP wrote:
strangegrey wrote:
I don't think the ability to dance should equate to millions of records sold. Talent, with respect to record sales, should be musical...not choreographic. There's zero evidence that Jackson wrote his own music....and when Bashir asked him to unfold the writing process in his video, the child-molester started dancing for him....WTF! I've never seen Jackson play a musical instrument...etc...

Ok, I just wanna clarify something, since you've said this twice now. In the doc, Bashir asked Michael, "How do you write a song?", and Michael explained, "If I sat down at this piano(*gasp* an instrument!) and played some chords or whatever and said, 'I'm gonna write the best song I've ever written', nothing happens", and he explained how it has to be the right time and you have to feel inspired...then he went on to explain how he wrote Billie Jean and Bashir asked if it was the same for the dance, Michael said it was, and Bashir said, "Ok, show me...get up and show me.". Michael didn't want to, and Bashir insisted.

Re-watch that part and you'll see it.

Anyway, sorry about the long explanation but you made me.

by **treetopovskaya** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 4:30 pm

fucktartdeano wrote:
treetopovskaya wrote:remember the video of the dancing auditions that came out shortly after mj's death? that was so sad... your heart had to break for all those dancers so excited to be working with mj... this was to be their dream. so i find this footage very heartwarming.

think what you want about mj but he made a lot of people happy with his music & dance. sad that people have to crap all over him after he dies. so disrespectful. i wouldn't expect less from some here though.

Save the tears Cinderella. I crapped on his alive time, not his death time. The guy wasn't all that. Man are you ever fucked up in the head.

i'm fucked in the head?

yep... i had to be pretty fucked up in the head to have ever befriended you.

by **4everkop** » Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:58 pm

Michael Jackson lackluster? not really a performer? How blind and or deaf can you be? Oblivious too? Record sales show, tour sales show that this man was a juggernaut performer and artist. Just because your opinion states that he wasn't great there are numbers that PROVE that he was a very influential and powerful artist.

by **Tito** » Wed Sep 23, 2009 1:12 am

G.I.Jim wrote:I can't WAIT to see this. It's very sad, but it's going to be amazing.

You guys must like kiddie porn. That's the Real Michael Jackson.

by **Blueskies** » Wed Sep 23, 2009 1:19 am

Tito wrote:
G.I.Jim wrote:I can't WAIT to see this. It's very sad, but it's going to be amazing.

You guys must like kiddie porn. That's the Real Michael Jackson.

NO ONE complains when I criticise you T toe, so watch yourself! :twisted:

MR

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