QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

1.What does the box were the doll comes out of represent?
We think that the box is a family that is trying to protect their son (the doll) so the son won’t be in a bad situation, and don’t take a bad way, It is like the limit of the doll.
2.What does the doll find out side of the box?
The doll find a T.V. hanging from the top of the room.
3.What does it represent?
It represents like all that  bad influences for kids and for teens, like anorexic and pretty models, and that kind of persons, that kids and teenagers look up to.
4.What does the doll do when the T.V. gets farther away?
She tries to reach the T.V., and every time the image change the T.V. gets farther, but she get longer so she can reach it.
5.Why cant the doll reach it?
Because the T.V. keeps getting farther and the doll gets out of the box more and more so she can get the T.V., but she gets stuck and she separate fromvthe box because she was pulling very hard.
6.At the very end were is the doll? Why do you think the doll is there?
The doll is in the floor broken, like if the doll died. We think it is there because she was trying so hard to be like the women on the T.V. and she pass her limit, and we think that when she couldn’t get out of the box is like when your parents don’t want you to do something because they know that is a bad way but you but you insist and that is what happen to the doll, she was really insisting to get out to reach the T.V. and she pass the limit and she finishes broken.

Marlon and Jackie Jackson say that their sisters and mother weren’t ready to see the film yet.

Two of Michael Jackson’s brothers, Marlon and Jackie, had nothing but shining compliments for “Michael Jackson’s This Is It,” after the film’s sparkling Los Angeles premiere. But, they said, the documentary was also a reminder that they had lost their beloved brother.

“It was fantastic. It was amazing. It’s a bittersweet moment for us, ’cause you know [we experienced] the passing of our brother,” Jackie said. “But at the same token, I wanted to see Michael do his thing. It was electrifying.”