Sasha Barbagat

Yeah, I've seen some.

We won't talk about it specifically here.

We don't want to do any spoilers in case anyone does want to go watch it.

But, yes, I've heard the ending get a bit of attention.

Now, a huge part of any artist biopic, you mentioned Bohemian Rhapsody.

There's also like Rocketman for Elton John, a couple of the recent ones I can think of.

But a key part is the recreation of the music and also key performances.

So Bohemian Rhapsody was Freddie Mercury at Live Aid.

How does this film stack up when it comes to the music and recreating those performances?

And how is his performance being reviewed?

I mean, you said he did the dancing and the singing pretty spot on.

But what about more broadly his acting skills?

Yeah.

How has the Jackson family reacted to the movie?

Interesting.

Maybe we'll never know.

Look, Michael Jackson was at once a wildly talented musician and artist and actor, but also deeply, deeply problematic.

Does the film explore the multiple allegations of child sexual abuse that were made against him?

What about his closeness to children?

Because regardless of the abuse allegations, he was very open about how he felt about children and being around them and he did it in front of cameras and talked publicly about it.