Michael Jackson, A Final Goodbye

According to a movie review, Michael Jackson's This Is It received an A for its “fitting” goodbye. From March through June 2009, Michael Jackson had a crew shoot his tour rehearsals for his sold out London extravaganza. Director Kenny Ortega, who also directed High School Musical, was creative enough to make this film into a movie event in only four months time.

Many grieved the loss of Michael Jackson and watched documentary after documentary airing on TV. Yet This Is It feels like the proper way to be left breathless by Jackson's unforgettable moves and incredible voice—and to finally say goodbye.

Ortega reveals all the different sides of Jackson that the public would never have seen before and if he did not die, the public would probably have not seen these funny and outrageous moments.

The movie plays many of his classic songs but the standouts are the usual: “Smooth Criminal”, “Billie Jean” and “Human Nature.” Although most of the movie is in HD, even in low-res video, you cannot take your eyes off him, a movie review said. The movie reveals old moves, and even some new dance moves created by none other than the King of Pop. All in all, this movie was a success.