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Jacko Fans Revolting

Posted Mon 26 Oct 2009 7:11PM GMT by Johnny Famethrowa in Touching The Void
After months of hype in the aftermath of his death, "This Is It", perhaps Michael Jackson's last work, will be released shortly. There can be no doubt that promoters AEG Live, who have been left to pick up the pieces after their prized asset keeled over just before the money came rolling in, are desperate to claw back some dollars. But some fans claim there is something more sinister at work here and will boycott the movie, claiming the star was being exploited and citing the film as evidence of a "cover-up".

"In the weeks leading up to Michael Jackson's death, while this footage was being shot, people around him knew that he looked like he might have died. Those who stood to make a profit chose to ignore it", said those fronting the online protest, aka This Is Not It. Sony Pictures, which made the film, have naturally dismissed such ideas, insisting: "We believe his fans will be grateful for the rare opportunity to see Michael's creativity in action as he prepared and rehearsed for his upcoming London concerts". Which is fair enough, judging by this latest, and perhaps best, leak from "This Is It"...


14 Comments

1. Yahoo! Music User -
Jacko Fans Revolting?
so was he

2. LYNNE -
his fans will go and watch it...the dollars will roll in.. Funny how hes worth more dead than alive...For gods sake cant we let him rest in peace now. I didnt really approve of his lifestyle and though him strange to say the least.. whatever next to bring in the money..lets let the man rip.

3. Yahoo! Music User -
@ comment #1: Why do people have to make comments about MJ? If you don't like him, DON'T WATCH THE VIDEO!!

4. Yahoo! Music User -
Micheal Jackson was a great artist and it is nice watching the performance, if you don't like it i agree don't watch it.

5. Yahoo! Music User -
revolting like your mother!!!!!!!!!!!!

6. Yahoo! Music User -
its strange the dreams i had about michael before his death.i love you michael.long live the king.RIP

7. Yahoo! Music User -
I think as an artist michael was pure perfection.rip

8. Yahoo! Music User -
thought it was another cruel joke

I was at work

I heard or I thought I heard

Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett died today

That was the last draw

I ready to read someone the riot act

But it was true this time

the man,the legend and the greatest dancer of our time went to dance with the Angels.

(I express my deepest sadness and condolences to the entire Jackson Family & you are in our prayers)

We will all miss him!!!

Michael Jackson 1958-2009

9. Yahoo! Music User -
i think that michael jackson will be sorely missed and that the release of the film this is it will give some fans a chance to not only see him again at his best but also give them closure of such a terrible loss to the world the film and music industry michael was and always will be a legend

10. pete -
M.J GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN PEOPLE WILL MAKE MORE MONEY FROM HIM DEAD THAN ALIVE R.I.P

11. Yahoo! Music User -
On me,michael jackson had the strongest impact,after Jesus.and that says all.my heart goes out to his beautiful childrens and his mother Katherine.Rest in peace my silver fox

12. Yahoo! Music User -
Yes he was a great performer, but it seems like no-one remembers his past. Accusations of being a pedophile certainly stain his memory. Personally I always found him annoying and a little bit creepy.

13. mark -
jackson was one of the most over-rated 'musicians' to ever grace the earth. But of course he was a commodity and the dollars will roll in for a long time... it's pretty obvious he was bumped off, he was never gonna do them gigs, everyone knew it. Besides, who wanted to see the Cat in the Hat prancing around anyway? No music fan I know...

14. Ann -
The music world has lost the BEST!
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