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Man in the Mirror - The Michael Jackson Story by Allan Moyle
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DVD detailsActor: Eugene Clark, Flex Alexander, Marty Antonini, Theresa Browning, Tom Carey Director: Allan Moyle Brand: JACKSON,MICHAEL Producer: Chad Oakes Producer: Christine Shipton Producer: John Morayniss Producer: Jon Katzman Producer: Joseph Plager Producer: Michael Frislev Writer: Claudia Salter DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Dictionary), Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo; English (Original Language), Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo; English (Unknown), Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo; English (Published), Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD, Full Screen, NTSC Picture Format: 1.33:1 Running Time: 86 minutes DVD Release Date: 2005-02-08 Audience Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested) Studio: Paramount Product features: - VH1 Original Movie
- Widescreen Version Enhanced for HDTVs
- Dolby Digital
- English Stereo
- Behind-The-Scenes Look Into the Life of Michael Jackson
DVD Reviews of Man in the Mirror - The Michael Jackson StoryDVD Review: the worst movie about michael jackson... Summary: 1 Starsgranted, only the jacksons: an american dream, portrays the true mj and the only one in a positive light...and i understand for production companies, it's better to make money than tell the truth. but i saw this on vh1, and the actor is so bad at portraying mj. first off, michael stood and walked normally, why they had 'mj' shifting around so much always being bent over is beyond me. and second, any real fan and anyone with intelligence knows, when a movie is done about a person's life and they don't get that individual's consent...chances are, there's some false things in that movie. i think vh1 should never again show this movie and issue an apology to the mj estate. if it wasn't for michael jackson, there would be no mtv and vh1 today.
DVD Review: Good movie Summary: 4 StarsRecommended for any true MJ fan. I wasn't that impressed with the actor chosen to portray MJ, but he did a fairly good job. Some parts were obviously dramatized for effect and didn't rely on "fact", but it was still worth purchasing and watching.
DVD Review: Bad and not in a good way.... Summary: 1 StarsThis movie was one of the worst ever. White powder on Flex Alexander's face and his fake Michael Jackson impersonation was so comical, my children laughed through the entire movie. "She doesn't believe in Neverland" is the worst quote of the movie and the most comical ever. A very bad attempt to exploit Mr. Jackson.
DVD Review: Total Disappointment and BAD ACTING!!! :( Summary: 1 StarsThis TV Movie was suppose to be the follow up to 1993 "The Jacksons: An American Dream".
So I was very excited to watch it, thinking it would have some of the high caliber actors and charm of the previous film. Little did I know how WRONG I would be.
This movie SUCKED!
1.) Flew Alexander (Michael Jackson Actor) Should be ashamed of himself. Disgraceful portrayal of an Afican American Icon and Music Legend. I see why his career as an actor has fallen...
2) It portray's Michael Jackson as a "wimpy or scared" individual. (he was soft spoken and kind; Don't get it confused with weakness)
3.) It has little or NO reference to his Musical Career or Acheivements. (Mostly paints a negative view of his failed marriages and his trial)
4.) The stage make-up and wardrobe was horrible. (Michaels skin looked green rather than his real color that change due to his vitilago)
5.) No "KNOWN" Actors in this film
6.) This film was NOT endorsed by Michael Jackson or the Estate
7.) Though it displays aspects of his later life (kids, trials, and marriage...) they all seem to be out of Chronilogical order.
In all this film was just plain horrible. If you are a BIG MJ Fan please stay away and DONT BUY THIS! It will only upset you and make you want to "kick yourself" for buying it!
Hope this review helps :)
Forever a Fan of Mj!!!
A. Albert
DVD Review: Michael's story Summary: 5 StarsThis is a very good movie about Michael Jackson's life. It shows him a little bit as a child. But it mostly starts with his performance at the Mowtown's 25th anniversary. And shows many performances, Neverland Ranch, and goes through his child molestion charges. This is a very good movie for Michael Jackson fans.
Description of Man in the Mirror - The Michael Jackson StoryMAN IN THE MIRROR: THE MICHAEL JACKSON STORY portrays the glitz, glamour, fame and scandals associated with pop superstar Michael Jackson throughout the years. Without asserting his innocence or condemning his guilt, the film walks the fine line between comedy and drama as it portrays Jackson's rise to fame and infamy from the early "Thriller" era to the scandal filled present day. The objective tale provides a glimpse into the life of one of the most enigmatic and extravagant pop stars of our time and tells the story of the man who has enchanted and baffled the world for the 35 years. Flex Alexander's affecting performance in the lead role lifts Man in the Mirror, an account of the troubled, turbulent adult life of Michael Jackson. And a grim, melodramatic, and sometimes way over-the-top tale it is, as the film chronicles the litany of catastrophes visited on Jackson since Thriller turned him into the self-proclaimed King of Pop. It's all here: the Jehovah's Witnesses' horrified reaction to the supposedly blasphemous "Thriller" video (a disclaimer was added at their behest); the filming of the Pepsi commercial during which Jackson's hair caught on fire; the constant hectoring and bullying by his father, Joseph Jackson, and his subsequent alienation from his family; his many cosmetic surgeries; the debacle that was his marriage to Lisa Marie Presley; the controversial incident when he dangled his newborn son from his Berlin hotel room window; and, of course, the ongoing allegations of child molestation (to their credit, the filmmakers are fairly circumspect about the latter, neither condemning nor exonerating him). Through it all, Alexander plays Jackson as a true innocent, guileless and easily manipulated, wondering how the world can be so wicked ("What's wrong with love?" is a frequent refrain), and yet essentially kind, likable, and devoted to his fans. Alexander has Jackson's voice down, as well as some of his dance moves, and if Man in the Mirror contains no actual Jackson songs or realistic performance footage, well, that's life in the low-budget world of made-for-TV movies (it originally aired in 2004 on VH-1). Man in the Mirror hardly qualifies as great art, but in the end, it's nothing more, or less, than diverting, voyeuristic good fun. --Sam Graham
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