The film has been craftily edited to maximise profits, says spokesperson.
London: Late pop legend Michael Jackson's fans want to boycott his latest film This Is It because they feel it has been made just to make money.
According to thesun.co.uk, fans pointed out that the movie does not mention Jackson's bad health during his last days and the stress that he had to endure while working on his comeback before he eventually died in June.
Almost 20,000 hits on the site have been registered just within 24 hours and over 13 branches. "The film has been craftily edited to maximise profits," said the spokesperson Giovanni Panunzio.
Even a few family members seem to be unhappy with Jackson's father Joe and sister La Toya claiming that Sony Pictures used stand-ins in the film.
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