The latest buzz of Sony’s Michael Jackson documentary, “This Is It,” did not thrill large crowd of audience in North America. Away from North America the movie gathered stronger fan.
“This Is It” is a film of footage of Michael Jackson before the London concert. It has been compiled from 120 hours of his rehearsal when Jackson was preparing for the concert at the time of his death in June. The film has made about $68.5 million in five days in international sales says the studio.
“This Is It” was No. 1 film, but the result was of disappointment. To promote the picture Sony tried everything to make it as a must-see event to all the fans worldwide.

The total revenue of the film worldwide was $101 million. Sony invested $60 million to make the movie, excluding marketing costs. It is on the way of getting a good profit. When the DVD sales are included then it is even more.
Rory Bruer, President of Sony for worldwide distribution said, “We couldn’t be more pleased — a tremendous result.”
Sony also extended the run of the movie through Thanksgiving in the US. According to the spokesman, Sony would announce it for Canada and overseas markets also soon.

One thing is to be noted. “This Is It” beat earlier record for a concert film. “Hannah Montana/Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert Tour,” the former record holder, had a lifetime worldwide gross in 2008 of $70.6 million, according to Box Office Mojo.
“This Is It” is a movie of Mr. Jackson’s planned 50-date engagement in London. It consisted scenes of Jacksons’ doing rehears, sometimes whole-heartedly and sometimes not whole-heartedly.
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