My cousin has seen it 4 times now.


Er...well that it really. Absolutely no point to this post sorry.

Not one for me, but glad you enjoyed it.

Have you seen The Good, The Bad and The Ugly?

i will go see it - thanks

If I get a chance to see it at the cinema I'll definitely go, if not I'll get the DVD which I think is out next year. Hopefully I'll do both

 at some of the inappropriate jokes
 at some of the inappropriate jokes
 at some of the inappropriate jokes
 at the bloke himself

I am a big fan so I hope to see it one way or another.

My S-I-L took my 2 boys to see it last night, They thought it was great, Her report was it looked  like they would of been fantastic concerts had they gone ahead, and it was hard watching it, thinking he was days away from death as he looked so fit.

I loved it, but it such a shame no one will get to see, looked brilliant

but also found it poignant

I really want to see it.

Yup ... I went last friday evening .... definitely just for the fans.

Whilst watching, it brought it home what a legend he was .... one of a kind .... his music & dance moves were amazing .... a genius at his craft

I'm glad I went to see it

I dragged my husband out to watch it last week, MJ was on point with his his voice and moves....it would have been have a mind-blowing run of concerts.

For the cinema description that says 'Contains infrequent scary images'

I will buy the DVD when it comes out next year and treasure it, along with my other magical DVDs and CDs of Michael Jackson's genius.

Yes ... I'll probably buy it too .... but it was great to see it on the big screen with the surround sound etc

I always think: if a film is worth seeing, it's worth seeing it at the cinema 

PF, I bet it was great seeing it on the big screen.  I don't go to the pictures very much so I am going to wait for it to come out on DVD.  I have seen some clips of him rehearsing and he still had the magic.  This film will prove that I daresay.  MJ was a true artist imo.  He did attract negative publicity but that makes no difference to me because he has left us evidence of his genius, with this film adding to his legacy.  The film itself has received favourable reviews, and it sounds as though you really enjoyed it.

I went to see it tonight (just so I could post in this thread....)......I didn't really want to, but my son is a huge fan and dragged me along. It was incredible. Loved every second and ......It made me cry!  I didn't cry when he died so I didn't expect to be blubbering like an idiot

I blame it on the fact I loved him when I was 12. It was like watching my youth flash before my eyes.....and a scary reminder of my mortality.


There were also two ladies sat behind us (when there were 100's of free seats may I add!!!!) who had terrible BO. Put me right off me popcorn.

I may have shed a tear for my popcorn too.

I hope we will get to see this as I have been a MJ fan since way back. I was lucky enough to see a live concert in Leeds, Roundhay Park, his Dangerous tour, bloody brilliant it was.