New Yorker Review Calls Michael Jackson Biopic 'Sanitized'
The New Yorker's review of the new Michael Jackson biopic "Michael" criticizes the film for focusing on the business maneuvers that propelled Jackson to fame while omitting his controversial personal life. The review describes the movie as sanitized and all business, suggesting it avoids deeper scrutiny of the pop star's legacy.
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- The film is titled 'Michael'
- The New Yorker published a review
- The review describes the biopic as sanitized
- The movie focuses on Michael Jackson's rise to stardom
- The film details backstage business maneuvers
- The review notes the film omits Jackson's personal life
- The review is by The New Yorker's culture section
- The source URL is from newyorker.com
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