Sufficient emphasis on phiranthropic achievements. Rationally and objectively narrated.
1 Chronicle overview of MJ's career with an objective and rational narration.
2 Bonus section includes the memorial service, philanthropic achievements, illustrations of how media treated MJ, and the history of MJ making global phenomenon.
3 No performance or music included.
4 Some press conferences included.
5 Supportive voices from Quincy Jones, Berry Gordy, MJ's former publicist, MJ's photographer, Mother Katherine, etc.
I recommend this video to anyone in any standpoint, from his fans to those who are anti-Jackson. Not many revelations, but what is needed for MJ's life is the truth and facts simply being told. That is enough to show who he really was.
For devoted fans, you do not need this for yourself. However, this could be used as a video for you to introduce real MJ to your friends who are currently anti-Jackson or are not well-informed of him. Since this is rationally and objectively narrated, it helps anyone gain fairer view...
save your money
i didnt hate this, but it was not worth the money spent. the chronological order of the video footage rarely matched what was spoken about in the narrative. plus, much of the same footage was repeated over and over. i doubt i'll give it a second look, and actually havent even watched it in its entirety yet, because the narrator was annoying. i got carried away buying all that i could with michal in it, but i recommend saving your money on this one. unless it goes on clearance for $1.00.
Love seeing MJ up close and hearing his voice
This disc is great for seeing MJ up close and hearing his voice during his speech at Oxford and his visit with Mandela, for example. The picture quality is very, very good and devoted fans will get a really clear view of MJ, though it's usually a quick view. I've purchased almost every other positive thing about MJ. I'm glad I finally bought this. Micheal is presented lovingly and respectfully ... hence, "Devotion..." My thanks to the producers.
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