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My husband and I watched it last Sunday, and it was amazing. I cried a lot, too. I felt that I've known Michael as a pop star, but since I didn't really follow him, like as I've done more or less with Kelly, what I know about him are the things I hear from the media -- although I did know better not to believe everything. And while watching this movie, I realized what a kind, loving soul he really was. So misunderstood. It made me angry why some of the media, or people in general, couldn't just let him be.

It made me even sadder realizing that he's gone. I think he's the greatest talent of all time. One of the things he said that I will never forget was when he said something like you don't dance to music, but rather you feel the music in you, and then let it move you, or something like that. And that was exactly how he did when he sang, or danced, or worked with the band, etc.

He was so polite when he makes suggestions. I also was touched deeply when he told Orianthi that it was her time to shine. I was also so moved by his audience's (the dancers, etc.) reaction while watching him on stage. They were really in awe!

If that was just rehearsals, I can't imagine what the actual concerts would've been like! That would've been an experience!