u/WolverineScared2504

Regardless of what Generation you're from, it comes with stereotypes and supposed traits, some positive, most negative. This in as itself doesn't bother me, but how are "you" going to lump a group of people together potentially seperated by 15 years typically?

A Generation is typically 20 years. For the purposes of naming and creating Generations, there are no rules or set structure for how long a generation is. I do not dislike any generation, I dislike the names and the number of years is just way too long. I came to this realization the first time I read the definition of a Baby Boomer.

Boomers were born between 1946 and 1964. "You" are not a baby boomer if born in 64, you aren't a Boomer if born in 1954. 1942 to 1949 Is a Baby Boomer imo. My name's and dates are fluid. The Greatest Generation and Baby Boomers keep their names, but everything after I'm changing. I'm not doing start and finish years, you will get it though.

The British Invasion Generation - You were in junior high or high school in 1965.

The Disco Inferno Generation - You were between 18 and 24 in 1978.

*The MTV Generation - Born between 1970 and 1975

Generation Grudge - You were in junior high or high school in 1992

Names with no established dates this very second:

Gen 2.0

Generation Text

The Snowflake Generation

Generation Stream

Aught There A Better Name Generation

Generation Pandemic

Double or Nothing aka Snake Eyes Survivors

Sound of Music Generation

The people of Generations X, Y, and Z are much more creative than whoever coined those names. Hope to hear other titles or suggestions to the time frames regarding mine.

I don't know how common this montage is, but hopefully it's new to some of you as it is to me.

I'm not a fan of taking liberties with someone's life story. For example taking three personal relationships and turning it into one character, but I get it and it's not hugely bothersome. However...

...I would have really enjoyed if Kaherine had slapped Joseoh after telling him he won't be hitting Michael anymore. Perhaps she suggest having Bill Bray hold Joseph down and have Michael return the favor with the belt. Did every one at the end have the feeling Bill Bray was going to step up to Joe? I certainly did and was hoping for payback.

Bray didn't have a huge role in the movie, and I don't know much about their real friendship, but I'm glad he was included both listening to Michael and encouraging. Btw.... broke my heart a little when Katherine apologized for not protecting him better from Joseph as he was laying there in the hospital bed.

I knew about the Peter Pan and Neverland stuff, but it seemed to me they implied Michael wanted his nose to look like Peter Pans. A quick AI search said speculation at the time was he wanted it to look like actor Bobby Driscoll's who was the reference model for Peter Pan. I know his father calling him big nose got the ball rolling.

Side question... Bubbles was CGI right? To be clear, Im not being insulting or being sneaky mean about his nose.

Near the beginning of the movie, Joe has the boys lineup and stick their arms out towards a wall. He says from now on, you're The Jackson 5. What was the deal with the arms?

Occurs to me how many people are making a living off of the UAP/Disclosure topic. If and when the truth comes out, what are they going to speculate about? Jeremy Corbell/Korbell, holding onto 46 videos that he says are hard evidence, why hasn't he released them? Protecting his sources or his job?

I'm posting this video not as a debunker or to push buttons, but as to the quality of the video and what's possible. What is surprising has nothing to do with the UFO. Every single thing in this video from the car dashboard, sky, clouds, electric towers and sunset, is CGI. The video was posted online by the creator, not as a hoax, but to show what's possible.

My apologies if this has been posted previously. This is how I imagine all viewings.

The allegations being included in some way in part 2 is important to "you," whoever cares to answer, because...

In addition to the allegations, are you more interested in things like the Dangerous and HIStory tours, or things like his marriages to Lisa Marie and Debbie Rowe? Do you want to get into Michael's head a little, or get in the studio and on stage with him... both?

Mostly curious about why the allegations are, or seem to be, the biggest concern/desire about part 2?

My apologies if this is old news but I didn't see a recent mention of it. Waiting in the wings is Michael's release date in Japan... June 12. If it hasn't surpassed Bohemian Rhapsody by then, I suspect one weekend in Japan will do the trick. This Is It made approximately 57 mil in Japan and 268 worldwide.

If my calculators math is correct, that makes Japan responsible for just over 21% of the global box office of This Is It. This bodes well for Michael surpassing 1 billion. Any predictions on global box office when all said and done?