Mark Lamont Hill

But to your point, you shouldn't expect that much from the viewer if you're going to do an A&E Lifetime-style movie.

You got to kind of pick your struggle here.

But I thought they hit that.

I wanted more of the creative stuff.

There was such a creative tension between Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson from off the wall to bad in terms of the tug-of-war of who was going to have most control over it.

None of that was there because Quincy just disappeared.

I don't know none of that.

There was more of a tension between Barry Gordy in the movie and Quincy than Michael and Quincy, which I thought was weird.

Yeah, got it.

I mean, Quincy said by the time... It was weird.

That was weird to me.

There were things like that that I didn't like, but...

Again, I didn't go and expect it much.

Go see this movie is what we're saying.

As was I. And listen, I laughed halfway through because I was laughing to Mark earlier, but as the music is playing, because I went hoping to walk out.

I did walk out, but I walked out when he started doing the robot during Human Nature at the end.

So it was the end.

But that's my point.

That was your breaking point?

Enough was enough at this point.