I found out the other night that Bad 25 documentary was on MuchMore in Canada.
I'm sure somebody here said that the BBC weren't showing an HD version of the documentary.
Anyway, according to the Guardian the BBC showing only attracted about 800,000 viewers which is roughly 4.6% of the total.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/dec/03/im-a-celebrity-viewers
I knew the BBC's decision to show it on BBC2 would produce low viewing figures but this is lower than I expected.
The Rolling Stones documentary attracted 900,000 viewers on BBC2, although to be fair they did have the advantage of major advertising across the BBC network, plus 'The One Show' special, plus 'Stones Night' on BBC2. I guess, if I take into account the fact the BAD25 didn't have any of that promo it's not so bad. (I still wish they showed it on BBC 1!)
Bubs;3746973 said:Review from Metro:
Michael Jackson: Bad 25 offered a glorious reminder of his singing talent
TV review:
But a fast forward to the present – reactions to news of Jackson’s death used as a preface to the writing and recording of Man In The Mirror – was intense, honest and almost wordless. Here, you saw how much Jackson meant to so many. The sad underscore of Lee’s film is that it made you wonder: when Jackson looked at the man in the mirror, who did he see looking back?
Read more: http://www.metro.co.uk/tv/reviews/9...-reminder-of-his-singing-talent#ixzz2DzHT1xtL
Is that Mirror comment a dig. I would think that when Michael looked in the Mirror who he saw looking back was a hard working African American man, who was loved by many.
Is that Mirror comment a dig. I would think that when Michael looked in the Mirror who he saw looking back was a hard working African American man, who was loved by many.
Watching BBC version. Woo!
I hope you have your tissues close by.
Watch Matt Forger's eyes during the interview from Havenhurst studio.
Matt Forger gets emotional everytime when speaking about Michael.The One was made before 2009 and he's crying there too just remembering the good times when he worked with Michael , saying that it was the highlight of his life and nothing could ever match that or something like that.
If he refers about tabloid rumours MJ not wanting to be black, then he should wonder what he sees in his own mirror?
MITM is great phrase, I think many people reflect their inner selfs in to MJ, basically what they think MJ was, is not MJ, but themselves. I don't know how to explain it but hopefully you understand what I'm trying to say:blush:
BAD 25 seems out of OSCAR race
http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowan...short-list-no-central-park-five-unfortunately
BAD 25 seems out of OSCAR race
http://blogs.indiewire.com/shadowan...short-list-no-central-park-five-unfortunately
His mother and his children are beneficiaries of the Michael's will. That's why dedications only include them.
Ahh...I forgot. You're right. They have no obligations towards Joe Jackson. Thanks for the reminder.Yes the book is dedicated to those the Estate is responsible for caring for according to MJs own will and family trust. Most the family doesnt even support the Estate or this documentary or the BAD25 Album. They completly snubbed it. So why insult them and dedicate it to them. They dedicated to his Mother and children out of respect for them and to show where their responsibility lies.