IMWhizzle
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I hope that energy is captured in the footage we get and that we aren't setting ourselves up to be let down. With limited camera shots and many of them only close ups it's hard to get the energy of all that's going on. With the cameras only on Michael we lose great deal of what is the show that Michael created, including the stage, the band, the lighting, the crowds etc, them are we really experience the show the way Michael wanted it to be seen. I mean we should get some idea of how it felt if we were in the audience.
Side note... I was watching Yokohama and I saw in the front row Film cameras!!
That's another reason why we should be able to watch L.A. 1989 in high definition. That show was according to some rumors edited for a VHS release in 1990.