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Lekki Cinemas Sell Out For Michael Jackson Biopic


Fans flooded cinemas across Lekki, Lagos, yesterday as the new Michael Jackson biopic drew massive crowds for its portrayal of the music icon’s life.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that nearly all cinemas around Lekki were fully booked for the highly anticipated Michael Jackson biopic.

Viewers praised the film for blending music, emotion and storytelling into an engaging experience that held audiences from start to finish. The biopic traces Michael Jackson’s journey from his early days as a child star to becoming the “King of Pop”.

It highlights defining moments in his career and personal life. Organisers say a sequel is in the works and could drop as early as December.

Moviegoers described the film as thrilling and emotionally resonant, praising its relatable portrayal of Michael Jackson and its faithful reflection of his artistry.



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