[Mz K]

Latoya (yes again) spoke up about the upcoming "movie" which is set to showcase Michael in his last days rehearsing for his 50 tours, which i doubt he would have completed since he never completes his tours.

In an interview with access Hollywood she said that he wouldn't have pleased with everyone watching "this is it". "He loves to give his all always. That's just the way he is. He wants people to see him at the top of the ladder and not half-stepping because he doesn't want to do a full-out rehearsal."

But will she be a good sister and support her brother or boycott it? "I will support my brother in any way I can ... I love him," she said.

Box office are saying that this movie should be able to do 250 Million dollar in the first 5 days of release easy. Here's a message from Sony : Sony Pictures and Sony Music Entertainment have already trumpeted record-breaking sales around the world for the upcoming movie compiled from Michael Jackson's high-def concert rehearsal footage. But execs with the concert promoter AEG also capitalizing on the singer's death are now openly predicting that This Is It will make a staggering "$250 million in its first 5 days."

[gifted chick]

ye it will make big bucks seeing the tix are presold.. so thats guaranteed money... i shall wait on the dvd tho


but latoya pretty right.. ppl are gonna be goin to the movie expecting to see a hot show... wen its jus rehearsal so all they gonna see is a bunch of this:

[MrCee]

While Michael Jackson's This Is It's advanced ticket sales have been through the roof, it seems the concert promoters that put the film together are making quite a bold claim. Deadline Hollywood Daily is reporting that concert promoter AEG has predicted Michael Jackson's This Is It will make, "$250 million in its first five days."

It was also reported that the film is number one in ticket sales on Fandango - still two weeks from release - even beating out this weekend's new releases. The film will open on October 28 in approximately 3,000 theaters domestically and an additional 8,000 screens internationally. When the site reached a Sony insider for a comment on the monstrous prediction from AEG, the insider responded, "I dont know what they're talking about. That would be bigger than Spider-Man and Harry Potter. It's an event, but it's still a movie."

While the film is slated for just a limited two-week theatrical run, the site is also reporting that AEG is planning on bringing the film back to theaters at a later date, although it wasn't specified when.

[Mz K]

*merge*