therevolutionwillnotbe said:

Funny you should ask that in a thread that is nothing BUT information about where this motion picture is playing and how to obtain tickets (...like being in an ocean, and asking where can you find water; or being at the beach, and asking where you can find sand). It's almost as if you hadn't read ANY of it, lol.

I scanned all 8 pages of the thread. I didn't see the information posted. I went to the official websites, this information is not posted there either, As simple as the question is, you fail to answer it. lol
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therevolutionwillnotbe said:

...feel better.

no 3D then?

Rorywan said:

This Is It," features Michael Jackson in his final days rehearsing for a series of comeback concerts in London, shortly before his untimely death. The movie will be drawn from hundreds of hours of rehearsal and behind-the-scenes footage. Jackson was staging his rehearsals at Staples Center and The Forum. The film will also offer select sequences in 3D and will also have a career retrospective and interviews with some of Jackson's closest friends and collaborators

I bought my tickets at

http://www.movietickets.c...5&md2Go=Go

$10 per ticket

cocopop said:

same here.

Got my ticket!!!

thanks, i just purchased my ticket. i'm going on friday october 30 tho
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therevolutionwillnotbe said:

Posted on page 8 of this thread.

Fans Camp Out For Tickets
Sepember 26, 2009


Michael Jackson devotees have been camping for days in downtown Los Angeles to get tickets for the debut of a film about the fallen pop star rehearsing for a concert tour derailed by his death.

By Saturday morning about 300 people were ensconced in a queue in front of the Nokia Theatre, where commemorative tickets for debut showings of "This Is It" were to go on sale the first minute into Sunday.

"We don't sleep, we stay up all night," said Leticia Martin, who had staked out a spot near the front of the queue.

The 26-year-old medical technician spent Friday night learning dance moves to Jackson's iconic "Thriller" song from costumed zombies that entertained those waiting in line.

Some fans snuggled in sleeping bags on the concrete, while others napped in folding chairs.

"We're like one big family," Martin told AFP as she scanned the encampment.

Theatre operators expecting a crowd had used metal barriers to cordon off eight rows, three of which were empty leaving plenty of dancing room for a group reminiscent of a small tribe of pop music refugees.

Jackson fans were eager to get their hands on some of the first 500 movie tickets, which the film's promoters said will commemorate "This Is It" concerts Jackson had planned in London.

For some waiting here, getting a Jackson-designed piece of pop music history like the tickets was worth relying on public restrooms and missing work and sleep.

"I was up all night," said Andrew Wynglarz, a 26-year-old bus driver from Southern California.

Wynglarz sat with three friends and proudly recounted having had the good fortune to get inside the nearby Staples Center for a globally-watched July 7th Jackson memorial event.

Brenda Gonzalez said she joined the ticket camp at 3 o'clock Friday morning with her sister and a friend.

"I only slept like four hours, and I sleep 12 usually," said Gonzalez, a 26-year-old unemployed Los Angeles woman who was also among the fans that managed to get tickets for the Jackson memorial.

Fans in the queue expressed surprise that excitement surrounding the pending film release had thus far not matched the huge outpouring of emotion that followed Jackson's death on June 25th at the age of 50.

"It's a movie; maybe if he was still alive...," said Jimmy Lee, a 34-year-old Jackson imitator who performs for tourists on Hollywood Boulevard.

"After the memorial, it all calmed down," Wynglarz added. "This is just like a bonus."

Lee was adamant that people like him who had been camped out for tickets since Thursday afternoon were proof that "People are still reacting to his death. We're still kind of mourning."

About 3,000 tickets go on sale starting early Sunday for the behind-the-scenes concert film's Oct. 27th debut in Los Angeles.

Martin said that the long wait for prime tickets was only the first hurdle and that Jackson lovers would be again queuing for preferred seats inside theaters on opening day.

"We're going to have to get here early," Martin intoned.



http://www.google.com/hos...InXXE4oA8A

I got my tickets!!

I got mine off of Fandango. http://www.fandango.com/
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EmeraldSkies said:

I got mine from Fandango as well. The times and theaters were really awkward though. I wanted to see it on the UltraScreen but the only theater that has it here is only showing the movie on 10/27 at 11 p.m.

So I'm going on 10/29 to a different theater.

bellanoche said:

We only have one theater here (Regal) I am also going on the 29th.
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EmeraldSkies said:

I am really looking forward to it. I hope the movie does him justice. If so, it will be a great night. I never saw him live so this is the closest I will ever get.

bellanoche said:

I never got to see him live either.

Yea i got my tickets yesterday i bought three.
Also for those who can't get them on fandango.com

you can purchase online at http://www.movietickets.com/

Got my tickets for the opening night in a Gold Class cinema with nice big comfy seats that are only spaced out in pairs.

got my tickets wee-hours of the morning for Imax ! fandango this it it .com we are going as a group

bellanoche said:

it was weird at first select theaters came up so I figured it might not be showing at theater of my choice so I just purchased for another second rate theater. So,about 20 minutes later I see Fandango has the theater I want lol so now I have to get my first order refunded. I just wish commemorative tickets were offered of well California will get a treat. as always

I GOT MY TICKETS!!

utopia7 said:

I was up until almost 3 last night trying to help another fan on another site get her tickets. That would be cool if they offered commerative tickets for this,but I am just glad to be able to see it. What day are you going?
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i got my tickets. me and my friend are going October 27th at 12:01.

dreamfactory313 said:

michael the ultimate showman would LOVE this. selling out shows even is after life

Jackson films sells out screenings worldwide

Posted: Sep 28, 2009 1:10 PM EDT

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Michael Jackson music documentary is selling out theaters around the world.

According to Sony Pictures, hundreds of show times have sold out since tickets went on sale Sunday for "Michael Jackson: This Is It."

The film was built around rehearsal footage for the late singer's planned London concerts. It opens Oct. 28 for a two-week limited run.

Advance shows in some markets the night before also are selling out. All 3,000 tickets for screenings at a Los Angeles cinema were snapped up in two hours, with some fans lining up for nearly three days.

Sony says that 30,000 tickets were sold in the first 24 hours in London, while $1 million worth of tickets were sold in Japan within the same time period.

I got my tickets!

Why do ppl say MJ looks different and not like himself in the footage. He has not looked like himself for 20 + years now.

BabyBeMine said:

Because Michael would never do moves like "he" did in that Human Nature clip. Whoever that was couldn't even spin around properly.

EmeraldSkies said:

Going on the 28th other friends wouldn't be able to see the midnight screenings on the 27th .... And in a way I think the 28th is fine just to document the day of opening will be cool. I hope everyone wherever they see it will take lOTS of photos of their theater/ attendees because after all this is indeed will BE IT.
no other after him.