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Call me old but im lije whos j.b i thought u ment james brown!
Call me old but im lije whos j.b i thought u ment james brown!
Call me old but im lije whos j.b i thought u ment james brown!
Your instinct about Nelson George is spot on. He and the lady journalist were part of the black community extremely critical of MJ, accusing him of abondoning his roots, wanting to be white. They did not accept he had vitiligo. And offered zero support during the allegations.
You don't like the doc because Justin Bieber is in it for roughly 60 seconds?
What a strange reason to not like the (awesome) documentary.
And all of the celebs and journalists serve the purpose of talking heads. It's just to offer opinions and insight onto the subject matter, on top of the actual people involved.
1 hour of bonus footage added! Does anyone know what it is???!!!
Full Version of “Bad 25″ Contains Full Hour of Additional Footage
November 25, 2012 | Posted by Kevin Webb
Tagged With: Bad 25, Michael Jackson, Spike Lee
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Viewers who enjoyed ABC’s hour long “Bad 25″ special on Thanksgiving night will be happy to know that Spike Lee’s full Michael Jackson documentary contains more than an hour of extra footage not aired on television. Lee was forced to cut down “Bad 25″ to just over an hour to fit into ABC’s 90-minute-block, but the DVD version lasts a full 123 minutes. Among the footage cut from ABC’s version are interviews with Stevie Wonder and Justin Bieber, as well as a dance shared by a young Sheryl Crow and Jackson during the 1987 Bad tour.
Clips of Michael himself were omitted as well, though the film maintains the stars constant involvement in the creation of his music and short films. The ABC time slot forced certain topics to be skipped entirely, such as Jackson’s acquisition of the Beatles catalog, and the filming of the star studded “Liberian Girl” video. Even if the fans were able to catch the full version of the film, Lee is still able to convey a positive image of the legendary artist.
“If You Get 1 Thing From Bad 25, You To Bust Ya Ass To Make It Happen.No Shuckin’ No Jivin.No Matter What You Wish To Pursue.Work N’ Mo’ Work,” Lee tweeted after “Bad 25″ aired on ABC.
According to Lee’s Twitter, the full version will be available for fans in February 2013. European audiences will be treated to the complete documentary on December 1 via BBC2. Despite the film’s strong reviews, it struggled to steal viewers away from other Thanksgiving programming, bringing in just 4.2 million for ABC compared to the NFL’s 15.9 million on NBC. Those who stayed loyal to the King of Pop were no doubt done a disservice with the edited version of the documentary. Still, years after his death the film served as a way for fans to thank Jackson for his music.
“For too long, people focused on that other stuff,” Lee told USA Today. “When you do that with an artist, you do it to the detriment of the art. I think people are beginning to refocus on Michael Jackson’s music now.”
No, this doesn't need to be in 4k and on Imax (Imax is filming format, btw. This wasn't shot with Imax cameras, let alone the archive footage...)
You and the 4k thing...
Heart's in the right place, though.
BAD25 Documentary Now Available on DVD and Blu-Ray
The director's cut of the BAD25 documentary includes an additional hour of material that was not included in the edited television version broadcast in the US and most other markets around the world. The Estate and Sony Music are now making that full-length version of the documentary available on DVD and Blu-Ray through the official webstore at http://myplay.me/11ty
Michael Jackson/Facebook
BAD: Short Film shot on 35mm film. Studio Sessions "The Making of BAD" shot on 35mm film. Several 1987, 1988 shows shot on 16-35mm film. Most short films for BAD & Behind the scenes shot on Film. The World is Ready to see the best of Michael Joe Jackson. I'm 18 on Monday. I have 82 years (I hope :lol to see more HD releases and hear many more new Song's, just don't wanna wait that long. if you understand? hehe.
While I agree that this doesn't need to be in IMAX, you don't have to film something with IMAX cameras to have an IMAX release. This Is It was in IMAX and that wasn't filmed with an IMAX camera. Of the hundreds of Hollywood movies that have been released in IMAX less than 10 were actually filmed with an IMAX camera.No, this doesn't need to be in 4k and on Imax (Imax is filming format, btw. This wasn't shot with Imax cameras, let alone the archive footage...)
You and the 4k thing...
Heart's in the right place, though.
You're only 17? Well that explains a lot...
Anyway, the documentary titled BAD 25 doesn't need a 4k transfer.
Personally speaking, I think the extended hour long footage that didn't air on ABC is a real gift. There's some priceless gems in that, especially the part where Michael made the video about how he wanted The California Raisin's commercial. Lol, his faces, and his b-boy stance. I love that part.
Personally speaking, I think the extended hour long footage that didn't air on ABC is a real gift. There's some priceless gems in that, especially the part where Michael made the video about how he wanted The California Raisin's commercial. Lol, his faces, and his b-boy stance. I love that part.