Justin Hill

Like, just to see the Kylie Minogue concert and then a bit of sport around it.

Charlene lives forever.

It'll live forever.

She's such an Australian icon and I just think, I will say this, I feel like we do understand, sometimes you think about celebrities and you think, oh, they don't care.

Like, you know, they don't care about what people say about them.

She was really hurt by a lot of things that people said about her, about the singing budgie comment, but she's proven herself.

She has, like, gotten up time and time again and she says...

all I'm looking forward to is getting back on that stage because the music is healing for her and it's really evident that she's worked really hard to get to where she is and she is very thankful to her fans as well.

He just obviously had a very stunted growth from an emotional capacity and they try and reflect it in that being the negative as opposed to any of the, you know, controversial stuff around him.

It's been like polarising.

And I think that is what Michael Jackson did.

In life, he was polarising and still in death, he's doing the same.

The general consensus has been super similar to what I've received personally.

I've had people saying, oh my God, like, tell me, was it good?

I'm excited to see this.

To the other end of the scale of someone DMing me and saying, I am upset that you went to see this film.

Wow.

And that's got a lot to do with just their personal feelings about Michael Jackson.

So I think that that is what it's going to do.

But ultimately, this is a movie made for fans.