Anthology movie by, and starring, Michael Jackson in his prime, combining a number of music videos from his bestselling "Bad" album with a fantasy tale of Michael's confrontation with a ruthless drug dealer known as Mr. Big.
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Cast
Jim Blashfield
Director
Colin Chilvers
Director
Jerry Kramer
Director
Will Vinton
Director
Michael Jackson
Michael
Joe Pesci
Mr. Big
Sean Lennon
Sean
Kelley Parker
Katie
Brandon Quintin Adams
Zeke
Jeff Adkins
Dancer
Patrick Alan
Dancer
Brenda Barrett
Dancer
Scott Benson
Dancer
Bonnie Beutler
Dancer
Lindell Blake
Dancer
Kim Blank
Dancer
Shelby Brown
Dancer
Geron Canidate
Dancer
Cindera Che
Dancer
Chris Coaley
Dancer
Gary Coburn
Dancer
Raphael Douglas
Dancer
Michael Jackson
Writer
David Newman
Writer
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Whose idea was it to make a movie with Michael Jackson as the star? Because whenever I find that person, he's going down. A reason why I always carry my baseball bat with me. Story's dumb, visuals dumber, and that music makes me want to crash into a wall. Love that claymation bunny though. LONG LIVE THE BUNNY!
Wow, I forgot how great this movie was until I stumbled upon it while looking through the garage. It's a kind of strange combination of a bio of Michael Jackson, a collection of musical vignettes, and a story about a super hero fighting to save some little kids. The vignettes are good (especially Speed Demon), but the best part of this movie is the super hero segment, in which Michael Jackson turns into a car, a robot, and finally a spaceship (and it's just as weird as it sounds). Joe Pesci is hilarious, and has enough cool imagery and great music to entertain throughout! The real gem however is the incredible "Smooth Criminal" video, which makes the movie worth owning for that part alone!