NOW SHOWING – MICHAEL (in 4K ultra-high definition – Friday, April 24 – Thursday, April 30) ~see below~

MICHAEL:

~ in 4K ultra-high definition at this theatre ~

Friday, April 24 – 7:15 pm /

Saturday, April 25 – 4:05 pm & 7:15 pm /

Monday, April 27 – 4:05 pm & 7:15 pm /

Tuesday, April 28 – 7:15 pm /

Thursday, April 30 – 7:15 pm /

Michael is the cinematic portrayal of the life and legacy of one of the most influential artists the world has ever known.  The film tells the story of Michael Jackson’s life beyond the music, tracing his journey from the discovery of his extraordinary talent as the lead of the Jackson Five, to the visionary artist whose creative ambition fueled a relentless pursuit to become the biggest star in the world.  Highlighting both his life off-stage and some of the most iconic performances from his early solo career, the film gives audiences a front-row seat to Michael Jackson as never before.  This is where his story begins.

Starring:  Jaafar Jackson; Juliano Valdi; Colman Domingo; Nia Long; Miles Teller; Kendrick Sampson; Laura Harrier; Kat Graham; Larenz Tate; Derek Luke; Hank Northrop; Jessica Sula; OLIVIIA; Joe Gillette; KeiLyn Durrel Jones; Kevin Shinick; Erik Lunseth; Micah McNeil; Joseph David-Jones; Nathaniel Logan McIntyre; Carly King; Katie Kay

“The film leaves itself open to accusations of making Michael a saint, which will not sit well with the cancel crowd.  If you are unwilling to separate the art from the artist, this will not be a movie for you.  But for lifelong fans who cherish the music, the movie delivers.  Simply as a celebration of Jackson’s songs and stagecraft, it’s phenomenal, shot by Dion Beebe with visual electricity in the performance sequences.  The music has never sounded louder or better.”  (David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter)

“Like the King of Pop himself, “Michael” is unashamedly a crowd-pleaser.”  (G. Allen Johnson, San Francisco Chronicle)

“It reminds the generations who witnessed Jackson’s ascension in real time of the extent of his singularity and educates younger audiences about the magnitude of his talent and scope.”  (Melissa Ruggieri, USA Today)