Justin Hill

Like, when you're watching it at times, I was like, am I watching Michael or am I watching an actor portraying him?

Like, he... It was like...

He took the book of Michael Jackson and learned it back to front.

And I mean, the kid grew up living in Michael Jackson's bedroom, you know, at the house in Encino.

So, you know, and has always had him around.

So I think if anyone was going to play him, he is the perfect pick to do it.

I think everyone's like quietly like, huh, yes, you actually did a good job.

You can't fault what he's doing.

Because also too, you have to understand that he is reproducing like essentially a lot of moments that already exist in pop culture.

So we have the reference tools and then he has the family and

He could literally pick up the phone and ask his aunt, like, what was my uncle saying in this or his grandmother?

Like he had the best kind of resource and backstory that he could source from.

So and then also to real life moments like, you know, the Pepsi commercial and things like that, where he could actually ask the people that were actually there what happened.

And consequently, we get an A grade performance out of him.

Very interesting because you look at Jermaine Jackson, he is like the proud father.

He is there.

He was at the premiere.

Latoya, you know, she is briefly in the film, you know, someone playing her.

Janet, not in the movie at all.

And Latoya actually said at the premiere that Janet had politely declined to be involved.