I was a Michael Jackson fan many years ago, when I was in my teens. Stopped being a fan after his Black and White album. Largely because I saw him repeating himself a lot, and the music talent was coming to an end. Nevertheless, he was still a star, shone like a crazy diamond.
That being said. I was quite skeptical about the movie, I feared that I would be disappointed. after seeing a few clips showing what the film was bout on Youtube, I decided to see it.
I would love to give a five out of five of his music. In the movie, the music arrangement was fantastic, the black guitar player was great. but the female guitar player, I would say was mediocre at best. She basically nailed the Beat It solo, but far from getting there. I would say maybe it was the female figure being playing guitar was all Mr. Jackson wanted getting her there on the stage. She was nowhere near Mr. Van Halen.

該給幾顆星？我從來沒這么猶豫過。
給低了對不起MJ，給高了對不起我的心肝肺。
這到底是一部什么樣的電影，我不明白，與其說我抱著對MJ的懷念去看這部電影，不如說我抱著我先天性旺盛好奇心去的。
如果說開場前我還做好了要被回憶感動一番的準(zhǔn)備，那么開場僅幾分鐘我就徹底打消了這個念頭，開場三分鐘幾個大姑娘小伙子血?dú)夥絼偟谋戆?，已?jīng)把我感性的情緒拋到九霄云外了。
從道理上說，這部電影的產(chǎn)生相當(dāng)符合商業(yè)規(guī)律。MJ去世了，演唱會的制作方、投資方、演員……，所有投了錢、花了錢的，還有需要MJ的錢的，事實(shí)上都需要一個機(jī)會來挽回?fù)p失，什么方式最好呢，當(dāng)然還是演唱會，雖然不能做成成品上桌了，不過把原材料收拾收拾做成罐頭也好歹不算浪費(fèi)，收回多少算多少，總比讓錢隨MJ一起去了強(qiáng)！
于是，這部電影版的演唱會就誕生了。稍微加了點(diǎn)兒料還變成緬懷MJ的濃情巨獻(xiàn)，無數(shù)觀眾——注意，是觀眾，已經(jīng)不僅僅是歌迷——走進(jìn)影院，對它頂禮膜拜，并且基本沒有人會挑刺兒。在我身后走出影院的姑娘高呼：“這個電影看得太值了！” 拿電影當(dāng)演唱會看

“就是這樣”有很多人像我一樣拿著滿滿一桶爆米花走出放映廳
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