...this film will erase it. I think what disgusts me most about the entire situation is just how badly people get caught up in people's fame, musical talent and in this case musical genius that they are willing to forego all common sense. Who in their right mind thinks it's normal for a grown adult to sleep in the same bed as a child that is not their own family? I mean, think about that for a second. Have you EVER heard of ANYONE with the "Oh, he didn't have a childhood so he likes to sleep with little boys" issue? WTF is that? YET, people use this excuse as to why Jackson did this. I bet a million bucks he was abused himself and although it doesn't excuse it, it makes it easier to understand why he did it. But I just can't get over these clowns who are like, "I hate you! How dare you say my beloved Michael who I have never met or knew did such heinous things!" . You people are sick. Children lives were destroyed and you want to defend an image of a man you had which isn't even true! It's in your pea-sized brain. I can acknowledge that he was one of the greatest musicians of all time but the public image and real life are NOT the same things. You never know what darkness these people are up to in their private hidden lives.

Anyways, I found the film very convincing and more to the point I found the testimonies convincing.

Leaving Neverland (2019) - 8 outta 10 stars