Michael Jackson: The Untold Story of Neverland
"Michael Jackson: The Untold Story of Neverland" is a documentary produced by Larry Nimmer, who worked as a filmmaker for Michael Jackson and his defense team during Jacksons 2005 child molestation trial. During his time at Neverland, Nimmer had unprecedented access to the Neverland Ranch estate and now for the first time, the public will see footage shot for the jurys virtual Neverland tour. The documentary also contains footage seen for the first time of: the Sheriffs videotaped raid of Neverland, outtakes of Michael speaking during the production of the Martin Bashir documentary Living with Michael Jackson, Jacksons accusers from the 2005 trial speaking on the record about their experiences at Neverland, the 13 year old accuser making his allegations on camera during a police interview, exclusive interviews with the jury foreman Paul Rodriguez and attorney Tom Mesereau, fans mourning his passing in Los Angeles, Michael Jackson career highlights and much more. The documentary shows what was going on at Neverland and how his accusers fabricated their allegations.
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Last updated: September 27, 2009, 7:05 am
Michael Jackson: The Untold Story of Neverland Cusomter reviews:
Average Rating: 4.5 Total Reviews: 33
(Stuart Guthrie, 2009-10-24) This documentary is unbelievable! Everyone, whether they believe Michael is innocent or guilty, should see this. Larry does a phenomenal job of bringing the truth to light. I don't know what I spent on this, but it was worth every cent!!! Rest in peace Michael - you will be missed.
(M. Dopsovic, 2009-10-15) This was an excellent video! I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in seeing something positive about Michael for once! This is a quality video with great picture and sound. Finally an unbias look inside the true Michael. I loved it! Wonderful!
(Alison, 2009-10-14) This video was very interesting and enlightening to the truth behind the accusations and the trial. Mr Nimmer presents the documentary with sincerity, and expresses his initial uncertainty over Michael Jackson's guilt or innocence, which gives all the more veracity to the account. He presents the information fairly and by showing original (fascinating!) footage of the police interview with the boy accuser as well as the family's rebuttal video, he allows the viewer to make up their own mind about the truth. For myself it was clear immediately that the boy was lying and acting a part and that there was nothing believable about the accusers at all. I found it amazing that the prosecution purported to believe it and that they thought anyone would find it convincing. I also appreciated the interviews with the Jury foreman and with Tom Mesereau, who come across as honest and with great integrity. This DVD was a great taster! - I feel that Mr Nimmer has much more material which would be very informative to see. Having said that, I was left almost reeling with shock that Michael was put through such hell on the basis of such obvious lies. Although I hadn't believed that Michael was guilty, I had not expected the accusations to be so poorly constructed, to lack any real substance, and, as such, to have made it through the processes to get to trial. I truly cannot understand the role and motives of the police in this. Why was none of this reported by the media? Why did they ignore the truth and condemn him on the basis of pyjamas? Seeing inside Neverland you realise how kind and generous Michael was to share his home, - and I loved the Llamas!
(moonsurface, 2009-10-12) When I saw the reference to this film on a youtube channel I just new that I wanted to see it. This documentary those not disappoint and it gives the viewer a front row into Neverland and the magical place it was. This film has everything from interviews with the Arvizo family to interviews with Tom M. and Aphrodite Jones as well as Paul Rodriguez the jury foreman. This documentary needs to be on every channel around the world to let people know that MJ was innocent and the way MJ was treated by the media was inhumane.
(R. Barasch, 2009-10-11) After the Martin Bashir fiasco...everybody thought MJ was a guilty. This documentary spells it all out from start to finish and uncovers the truth about what really happend at Neverland.