Michael Jackson Still Shines in Is This It
November 10th, 2009 by Casey Blanc
The modern day Michael Jackson was very different from the classic Michael Jackson that became the King of Pop, and one of the greatest entertainers in the history of the world.
Jackson shut himself out from the rest of the world. His child molestation case and the rest of the trouble that the media and the rest of the world gave him obviously took their toll on Jackson, and his music suffered as a result.
Jackson made his best music in his teens and his 20s, and his songs are still some of the most popular in the world. Regardless of his final years, he’s left a legacy behind that very few people in music ever have.
Still, people were always curious about the latest Michael Jackson news, fascinated with his interesting lifestyle and longing for more classics. The world mourned his death last summer, and fans and critics alike agreed that it was tragic.
Fans of his will be fortunate enough to see one last performance with the King of Pop, as his new movie “Is This It” is now in theaters. This documents Jackson’s final rehearsal performance, as he had planned on embarking upon a world tour shortly thereafter.
Jackson was a natural born performer, and regardless of his usual physical state, a different Jackson came out while he was on stage during these rehearsal sessions. It was very interesting to see such a transformation.
Amazingly, he still had the dance moves that he did in his prime, and his voice even sounded good too. He said that he wasn’t going to go all out with his voice until the concert, but it really makes you appreciate where he was at during his final days.
Michael Jackson still had it, regardless of what anyone felt. Is This It serves as direct proof of this. Any fans of Jackson will absolutely appreciate this movie.
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