Comments on: “This Is It”: Michael Jackson Heads Toward $130 Million

By: Aliyah

Aliyah — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 09:04:34 +0000

MJ is the best and that is all i have to say.. and Clearly “This is it” is disturbing some people because “Evan Chandler” (the father of the boy from 1993 molestation case) killed himself… Evan saw this is it and he ended up putting a gun to his head.. I guess Evan chandler could not deal with the guilt considering how he lied about the whole thing involving Michael Jackson… Evan was receiving death threats from MJ fans all over the world and since MJ’S passing they have really been threatening over a million letters in counting.. MJ is the best it is sad that he died but MJ was 100% innocent and i wish he was still here BTW is saw this is it and it SO amazing you have to see it!

Rip Michael! We love you so much and you i will NEVER be forgotten!

By: Kaiwoman

Kaiwoman — Sat, 14 Nov 2009 09:48:31 +0000

Saw it three times, twice in IMAX the only way to get the full effect of this film. I loved it each time, I could see it again. He gives you sooo much in this film. I felt blessed, I felt I received a wonderful gift each time. RIP MJ, thanks for leaving us this is it!

By: Pat Engesser

Pat Engesser — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:47:40 +0000

I saw this on Sat. night and was blown away. I never got to see Michael in concert and am sorry I didn’t. He was skinny, sure, but performed like a man of 25, not 50. (I don’t know how he did it but wow.) I did see the smile. I think he was happy and it made me sad that he was taken so soon. His kids will get to see what a truly great performer and showman he was. RIP Michael.

By: Slacker

Slacker — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 00:06:46 +0000

Loved every second of this movie…not surprised at how well its doing at the box office…and the extension of the release is great news…i know some people who wanted to see it, who didnt think they were going to have a chance..excellent film!

By: donna

donna — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 22:31:57 +0000

the movie was handled so well, not like a concert but a glimpse into the creative process in which MJ still had control of. I wept at the end when he sang Man In The Mirror, it was so ironic and heartbreaking. It made me envy anyone who got the chance to work with him, he was such a gentleman and a genius. Even though all of the music was old it still seemed new and as vibrant as ever. I couldn’t take my eyes off of him when he was on the screen, I thought he looked gorgeous, and I completely understand his desire to be so thin, it totally worked with the way he danced. I’m telling everyone to go see it just for the sake of it being an incredible peek into the rehearsal process which is always fascinating.

By: MICHAEL LOVER

MICHAEL LOVER — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 20:41:25 +0000

4got 2 mention i cried during the movie i also laughed but mainly cried because this was it he’s never going 2 do anything else and he was planning a new cd before he died. i cried im going to go see the movie again if my ma will let me. REST IN PEACE MICHAEL i love you

By: MICHAEL LOVER

MICHAEL LOVER — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 20:33:40 +0000

THIS IS IT is an amazing movie actually everything MJ did was amazing. if u dont believe me u have 2 watch Michael Jackson’s Moonwalker and Captain EO and The Wiz they r amazing. Michael Jackson is my idol i fell in love with him when i was six and im 17 now. he’s everything that i aspire to be. Micahel Jackson will live on forever and he will forever be the KING OF POP. so chris brown can stop tryin MJ would never hurt anyone like he did. MJ actually cares unlike most celebrities who only do it for good pr (like miley cyrus). Michael Jackson is the one true entertainer and artist ever. for those of u that don’t know every artist today has copied him in some way.REST IN PEACE MICHAEL JACKSON. you are truely missed and loved. p.s. im his wife in heaven. MJ is #1

By: WhosBad

WhosBad — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 16:09:29 +0000

@axon The only real part that MJ was not happy with was having to wear in-ears. He DID NOT want to wear them. Word from inside the camp is that they made him for O2…he wanted regular monitors. They gave him no choice. I can relate to feeling like you are being punched in the ear by those things after a lifetime of standing in front of a monitor.

Mike was on point and en pointe!

By: axon

axon — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 15:18:22 +0000

Anna: It’s true about how they work together in the movie. Those in leading capacities are all old in the game, they now that without politeness it just won’t work, and it’s a major production.

Practically the only part in this film where MJ shows some kind of dissatisfaction, is when he can’t get a musician to understand what he means by saying that “The way you make me feel” should “simmer”. Hey, I could have interpreted that! I know what he meant.

By: Anna

Anna — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 14:36:25 +0000

It really is a great movie. I have loved Michael over 25 or thirty years and I found it truly uplifting and inspiring, not sad. I have seen it twice already and would like to go again and have been telling everyone I know to go see it. It’s also great for kids, I brought mine and so did many others when I saw it and they all loved it. All the artists, musicians and dancers in the movie treat each other with such love and respect and work so cooperatively together, they set an example for us all.