Jay Newton

i’ve always known that michael was an innocent man, even as a child when i read the tabloids about him i knew it was all about money. this documentary accurately depicts the terrible situation that MJ was put into, he was always a target by the media and it’s very unfortunate that michael was accused of such a horrible crime all because of a family that wanted money out of him even after he helped them out of the kindness of his heart. fan or not, this documentary proves his innocence. very well put together and very dependable on the receipts of his so called “crimes”

awful acting, disgraceful that these two grown men can go into such horrific detail of such a cruel act that has been debunked on multiple occasions. it’s people like this who make it hard for actual survivors to come forward. any single person who puts in about 20 minutes worth of their own personal research could figure out that the allegations made towards michael jackson were false, but people like to believe in the bad news because bad news always sells. there’s inconsistencies in their timelines and plenty of holes within their stories that just make this MOCKUMENTARY extremely hard to believe

this is a great movie, the people who are rating it 1 star because it was “too long” or that they “didn’t understand the plot” simply don’t have the attention span or patience to truly enjoy the experience of this movie. it portrays the hardships of younger immigrants that you don’t usually hear about, it embraces the subculture and shows the true struggles of immigrants who are simply trying to escape violence and start a better life.. just to be mistreated in the country where they sought out peace. very sad story but very touching. the movie is a little longer but it’s because the director took his time to show the vibrant scenery within each shot filmed. as a mexican american myself it’s very refreshing to see a movie like this, maybe it will open the eyes of some of those ignorant people who refer to living, breathing human beings as “illegals” or maybe it will make people think twice before they tell someone to go back to their country. immigrants come here in search for a better life and a lot of people don’t realize the hardships they endure throughout their journeys.