Additional information for Michael Jackson's This Is It, which has a domestic theatrical release set for October 28, 2009. The film is being distributed by Sony Pictures and has not yet been rated. Michael Jackson's This Is It has a total running time of 111 minutes.
G
Japan
PG
USA
7
Norway
L
Iceland
PG
Ireland
PG
UK
All
South Korea
7
Switzerland
PG
Singapore
M/6
Portugal
PG
Canada
G
Philippines
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Australia
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Germany
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Hong Kong
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111min
Michael Jackson's This Is It
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Michael Jackson's This Is It
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Michael Jackson's This Is It
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Michael Jackson's This Is It
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Michael Jackson's This Is It
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Michael Jackson's This Is It
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Michael Jackson's This Is It
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Michael Jackson: This Is It
Brazil
Michael Jackson: This Is It
Japan
Michael Jackson: This Is It
Netherlands
Michael Jackson: This Is It
Peru
Michael Jackson: This Is It
Slovenia
Майкл Джексон: вот и все
Russia
Esto es todo
Mexico
I teleftaia synavlia tou Michael Jackson
Greece
Majkl Džekson - To je to!
Serbia
Michael Jackson - kogu lugu
Estonia
Michael Jackson's This Is It: The IMAX Experience
USA
October 28, 2009
Austria
October 28, 2009
Belgium
October 28, 2009
Canada
October 28, 2009
China
October 28, 2009
Colombia
October 28, 2009
Denmark
October 28, 2009
Egypt
October 28, 2009
Estonia
October 28, 2009
Finland
October 28, 2009
France
October 28, 2009
Germany
October 28, 2009
Greece
October 28, 2009
Hungary
October 28, 2009
Ireland
October 28, 2009
Italy
October 28, 2009
Japan
October 28, 2009
Kuwait
October 28, 2009
Latvia
October 28, 2009
Mexico
October 28, 2009
Netherlands
October 28, 2009
Norway
October 28, 2009
Panama
October 28, 2009
Philippines
October 28, 2009
Poland
October 28, 2009
Portugal
October 28, 2009
Slovakia
October 28, 2009
South Africa
October 28, 2009
Spain
October 28, 2009
Sweden
October 28, 2009
Switzerland
October 28, 2009
Switzerland
October 28, 2009
Switzerland
October 28, 2009
Syria
October 28, 2009
Taiwan
October 28, 2009
UK
October 28, 2009
USA
October 28, 2009
Venezuela
October 29, 2009
Argentina
October 29, 2009
Australia
October 29, 2009
Czech Republic
October 29, 2009
Hong Kong
October 29, 2009
Israel
October 29, 2009
Kazakhstan
October 29, 2009
Kuwait
October 29, 2009
Lebanon
October 29, 2009
Malaysia
October 29, 2009
Peru
October 29, 2009
Russia
October 29, 2009
Singapore
October 29, 2009
Slovenia
October 29, 2009
South Korea
October 29, 2009
Turkey
October 30, 2009
Brazil
October 30, 2009
Bulgaria
October 30, 2009
Iceland
October 30, 2009
Montenegro
October 30, 2009
Serbia
December 19, 2009
Japan
June 19, 2010
Hong Kong
June 19, 2010
Japan
June 27, 2010
Colombia
Like You've Never Seen Him Before
Discover The Man You Never Knew
The film opens with a short text introduction stating the purpose of the footage and its intent "For the fans...". After short dialogues from various dancers, Kenny Ortega is heard talking through the original concert opening sequence involving a body suit made from screens which display fast clips and images with bright intensity from which Jackson emerges on stage. Immediately after this, Jackson begins "Wanna Be Startin' Somethin'" first solo, which pauses half-way through and a small snippet of Jackson singing his song "Speechless" acapella is shown. Jackson is then joined by dancers and completes the first number. A short clip showing rehearsals of the "toaster" mechanism is shown before rehearsal footage of "Jam" is played. This plays directly into the green screen adaption of soldiers dancers for "Bad" which are also used for "They Don't Really Care About Us" which is shown next. From here, the film shows Michael directing Ortega and his band for his solo rehearsal performance of "Human Nature" which he performs acapella, then acoustic and finally with full band. Green screen rehearsals for the video vignette for "Smooth Criminal" come next, with dress rehearsals of the song following, including parts of the vignette intertwined with the dancing. Jackson is seen next directing his musical team for the cues in his song "The Way You Make Me Feel." Jackson then performs a rehearsal with dancers which he alters and changes as he goes. A small animatic introducing the Jackson 5 is shown afterwards, and Michael then rehearses "I Want You Back", "The Love You Save", "I'll Be There" and "Shake Your Body." Jackson stops only to report problems with his earpiece. After this, Jackson sings with one of his back up singers on his duet song "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" in which he sings at full strength, directing his partner as he goes. The filming for the "Thriller" vignette is then shown with Jackson and Ortega watching with 3D glasses. Jackson is then seen rehearsing "Thriller" with the vignette intertwined like that in "Smooth Criminal." During the dance sequence, puppets are suspended in the audience aisles while Jackson emerges from a robotic spider originally seen in the vignette. Jackson and Ortega rehearsing the cherry-picker is seen next, along with Jackson rehearsing "Beat It." Jackson creates the ending he wants for the song, a long drum build up in which he tears off his jacket and burns it. Footage of the show's aerialists rehearsing to the instrumental of "Who Is It" is shown next, followed by the Jackson and his band rehearsing "Black or White," in which he allows guitarist Orianthi Panagaris to take center stage to finish with a high guitar rift. The video-sequence for "Earth Song" is shown next, featuring a small girl who wanders through an abundant forest, falls asleep, and wakes up to find the forest destroyed by man. Jackson then performs the song both onstage and using the cherry-picker, with his voice being heard at the end telling of the dangers of Global Warming and the lack of reversible time left. Afterwards, Michael is seen conversing with Ortega, his dancers and band about the shows, trivial dance moves and his hopes for the concert series. He then performs a quick version of his song "Billie Jean" featuring an extra dance sequence. Michael is then seen talking to all crew members and wishing everyone the best for the London performances. At a sound check, Jackson performs "Man In The Mirror" with strong backing vocals. The film ends with Jackson with his arms extended on stage with the message: "Michael Jackson King of Pop Love Lives Forever
Kenny Ortega
Director(s)
Writer(s)
Michael Bearden
associate producer
John Branca
executive producer
Todd Cogan
3D camera producer
Frank DiLeo
co-producer (as Frank Dileo)
Chantal Feghali
co-producer
Paul Gongaware
producer: live show
John McClain
executive producer
John Meglen
producer: live show
Kenny Ortega
producer: live show
Travis Payne
associate producer
Randy Phillips
producer: live show
Alif Sankey
associate producer: live show
Producer(s)
Michael Bearden
Composer(s)
Himself
Michael Jackson
Himself
Alex Al
Herself
Alexandra Apjarova
Himself
Nick Bass
Himself
Michael Bearden
Herself
Irina Brecher
Himself
Daniel Celebre
Herself
Mekia Cox
Dancer at the audition
Miles Faber
Himself
Chris Grant
Himself
Misha Gabriel Hamilton
Herself
Judith Hill
Himself
Dorian Holley
Himself
Shannon Holtzapffel
Himself
Devin Jamieson
Himself
Bashiri Johnson
Himself
Charles Klapow
Herself
Rachael Markarian
Himself
Jonathan Moffett
Himself
Tommy Organ
Herself
Orianthi
Himself
Kenny Ortega
Herself
Brittany Perry-Russell
Himself
Darryl Phinnessee
Himself
Mo Pleasure
Himself
Dres Reid
Herself
Danielle Rueda-Watts
Himself
Ken Stacey
Herself
Tyne Stecklein
Himself
Timor Steffens
Dancer
Jaymz Tuaileva
Herself
Stacy Walker
Herself
Dreya Weber
Earth Child (uncredited)
Jasmine Alveran
Gravedigger (uncredited)
Jack Donner
Grave Zombie (uncredited)
Joe Giles
Amazon girl dbl (uncredited)
Alana Gordillo
Necktie Zombie (uncredited)
Grady Holder
A compilation of interviews, rehearsals and backstage footage of Michael Jackson as he prepared for his series of sold-out shows in London.
Director(s)
associate producer
John Branca
executive producer
Todd Cogan
3D camera producer
Frank DiLeo
co-producer (as Frank Dileo)
Chantal Feghali
co-producer
Paul Gongaware
producer: live show
John McClain
executive producer
John Meglen
producer: live show
Kenny Ortega
producer: live show
Travis Payne
associate producer
Randy Phillips
producer: live show
Alif Sankey
associate producer: live show
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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