It seems Dan Reed is wrapping up his sequel to “Leaving Neverland.” Apparently, he didn’t have much to say this time around, as “Leaving Neverland 2” clocks in at a mere 47 minutes compared to the nearly 4-hour opus in 2019.
In this sequel, cleverly titled “Leaving Neverland 2: The Fight for Justice,” Reed shifts focus to the court case, not to paint Michael Jackson as a monster again, but to take aim at music and movie companies, aka The Michael Jackson Estate. In the movie description, he stated “If Wade and James’s cases are successful, the potential positive impact on the United States’ entertainment industry is huge. Music and movie companies will no longer be able to shrug off responsibility when one of their stars sexually abuses a minor in their care.”
Looks like Reed still couldn’t muster enough content for a full-length feature, so he threw in a little self-congratulation about the supposed impact of his first film on the world, the fans, and even featuring Winfrey’s program.
Eager to release his lackluster film before the official Michael Jackson biopic, Reed is rushing “Leaving Neverland 2” out the door before the final court date. Or maybe he’s just too scared of what the court’s verdict might be?
“Filmed over five years with full access to Wade, James, their families, and legal teams, Reed’s sequel purports to tell the story of their difficult journey with its many twists, turns, and setbacks before its final success.”
We know this so-called documentary will air on Channel 4 in the UK, as Channel 4 has paid for it, but Reed is now scrambling to distribute it globally by pre-selling it on various platforms.
To fight for justice, Dan, you might want to start by being on the right side of it! And if the fans could debunk a 4 hours movie in just few weeks, imagine what we can do for only 47min one!
No release date yet or to where the mockumentary will be aired (except Channel 4 in the UK), but we will keep you updated to brace yourself and be prepared to fight back for Michael.
NB: It came to my attention that the fan group MJInnocent has launched a “Don’t speak about it” campaign to not talk about Dan Reed and his sequel movie. I wrote this article without knowing this and personally, the “Don’t ask, don’t tell” approach is not something I agree with.
MJVibe is a Michael Jackson Fan site, visited by the fans and made for the fans. One of its goal is for fans to not have to go to the main media stream to get news about our idol, including those sort of news. This allows fans to know what’s going on, to get prepared for what’s coming and to not go to tabloids.
To insinuate that we are promoting Reed’s shit is not only unfair but disgusting, especially with the amount of time, effort and money the team have put into all our fan activities.
Secondly, I believe that the decision to discuss it is up to each of us individually. Some fans may choose not to talk about it, while others might want to express their frustration and anger, which I completely understand and respect.
It is not fair to pressure anyone into doing something they are not comfortable with or willing to do, nor is it fair to publicly criticize them for it. This behavior is wrong and not reflective of our community’s values. Be kind and respectful to each other.
All best, Sebastian.
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Many people just don’t want to pay attention to all this nonsense anymore because Robson and Safechuck benefit from it. It is absolutely understandable and to be respected, as it is obviously a never-ending story to extort a lot of money through pity, victim protection-propaganda. Fans know all this very well and have simply had enough of it. This whole MeToo theater to facilitate and blame the Estate, as if his companies were the Catholic Church, which deliberately covered up and transferred priests, is now enormously annoying. No jury in the world would award money to such liars. What does it have to do with justice for true victims if his Estate had to pay a few paltry dollars? How would this protect children in these industries from abuse if some people are indiscriminately accused of being complicit? That’s a huge nonsense. In order to be able to take action against this, more abuse would have to be reported.
I think this will just be an attempt to manipulate the public and damage the success of the Biopic, which is so feared by Reed and Co.
HBO probably doesn’t dare to pay for it anymore and sell this very short mockumentary worldwide in order not to get a lawsuit from the Estate for defamation before the civil lawsuit. After all, the Estate is now being blamed and not a dead man. Reed is mainly out to expose the fans for exposing and destroying his film.
It is good to inform about it here, so the media is not given attention and they twist everything anyway.
I would like to thank you very much for being able to read everything here on this fan page.