As we all know, Michael Jackson is the KING OF POP! This number-one film was in the Guiness book of World Records as the highest selling music video on '94!! Containing never-before-seen footage, behind the scenes action, unreleased videos, and all are full-length. This price is also a bargain. Pick it up even if you're not a die-hard. It is so worth it!! Dangerous is one of MJ's greatest albums with some record-breaking fantastic music videos! "The Short Films" contains: The Teaser (you have to see it!!), the controversial full lentgh Black or White (complete with The Simpsons ending and the face morphing and dance sequence), The Superbowl Heal The World performance (excellent), Remember The Time (starring Iman, Eddie Murphy, and Magic Johnson), also has behind the scenes (great dancing!!), Will You Be There, In The Closet (with Naiomi Campbell- the best MJ video ever!!)(with behind the scenes action also,) Gone too Soon, (A tragic remembrance of AIDS victim Ryan White), Jam (a awesome video with Michael Jordan, Kris Kross, and Heavy D.), Heal The World (donate to the foundation! It's a worthy cause!!), Give In To Me (featuring Slash from Guns n' Roses), Who Is It (such a great beat!!) and last but not least, concert footage to the Dangerous Tour. This movie is something. You have got to see it. The album is legendary, the beats are ear-piercing and jammin'!! All of these perfect music videos have such a story to tell. Michael Jackson is the KING OF POP!!!!

This is a great movie. i recomend it more than moonwalker, but they would go great together. this movie starts with black or white then the making of BLACK OR WHITE, it also includes the music videos:

REMEMBER THE TIME, with behind the scenes

JAM, with michael jordan and behind the scenes

IN THE CLOSET, with naomi campbell and behind the scenes

2 versions of HEAL THE WORLD, ones the music video one is at the super bowl

a great performance of WILL YOU BE THERE

GONE TO SOON, a very sad music video about ryan white

WHO IS IT, my favorite music video

DANGEROUS played while showing concert scenes and setting up concerts

and at the end WHY YOU WANT TO TRIP ON ME(great song) playing while showing credits

BONUS'S: a really deep speech by michael, and 2 award shows, the speech was from one with janet jackson presented the award to michael. if you are a michael fan than i strongly recomend this movie for your collection!! :)

This set of videos is a must for any MJ fan, and is not likely to fail to impress those less familiar with his work with "Dangerous". This set of films contains some of his most high-energy and star-studded videos. Eddie Murphy and Naiomi Campbell are among those featured. Michael continues to amaze with innovative dance moves and technologically advanced effects, even by today's standards. Most videos are a feast for the eye, and Michael uses these videos to test the bounds of physical expression. My personal favorites from this set are Black or White, Give In To Me, Remember the time, and In The Closet. Give In To Me is an all-out rocking ballad featuring Slash as lead guitarist. MJ shows his versatility of being able to go from pop and R&B to rock, as he did previously on "Bad" with "Dirty Diana". "In The Closet" is a sensuous song that departs from the typical MJ video which features extravagant sets and background dancers. The video is simple, the only other person in it being Naomi Campbell, and Michael sports a more puerile appearance than in his other works. The way Michael dances and moves to the beat of this song is astounding. This was a powerful video. Pretty much all of us have seen Black or White, famous for the morphing scene at the end. This dvd allows you to see the full version, complete with the then controversial "panther" scene at the end, where Michael does some spectacular dancing in the middle of the street. Remember The Time is set in Ancient Egypt. MJ is an entertainer for the Pharoah (Eddie Murphy), but he ends up sweeping the Queen (Iman) off her feet. There is a very good dance scene complete with background dancers, and Michael shows off his one of a kind voice when he goes a capella during this dance set. At the end, when the Pharoah's guards are closing in on him, he does one of his signature spins and is reduced to a pile of dust, which the wind wisps away. Though those are my favorites from this set, all of the films are very well done, and the music of course is excellent. More than just a singer or songwriter, Michael is above all else a performer. Having done some of the biggest tours of all time, he can electrify an audience like none other. The concert footage on this dvd shows why whether you love him or hate him, when he takes over a stage, one cannot help but watch.

This is a great Michael Jackson compilation and if you have the CD, you should definately go out and buy this too! It includes 11 of the best videos of all time, some of which are either very rare or unreleased. Only 4 of the 11 videos here were singles (including 2 versions of Heal The World), and 7 of them were from the album Dangerous but not released as singles, which makes this a treat for any MJ fans. The picture and sound quality for this DVD are amazing and indeed, Michael is a great performer and dancer in these videos!

What's not to like?! 2 versions of Heal The World, The full video for Black Or White, the great video for Remember The Time (one of my favourite Michael Jackson videos!), the version of Dangerous from the world tour, In The Closet which features Naomi Campbell plus more great videos!! The DVD also includes Discography and Behind The Scenes Footage!!! This will definately keep you entertained, especially if you are a MJ fan!

...never forget it,

Like I almost did.

The most convincing shots are those thousands of fans crowding out arenas, men and women fainting during live performances of "Man In the Mirror", and the King marching with security agents around the world. That alone is stunning.

What I also think:

*"Why You Wanna Trip on Me" should have been a single and a hit: and they should have completed that video snippet at the end. Or was that part of David Lynch's teaser?

*There are many instances where the viewer is gonna want to stop the vid/DVD, rewind, and see what's on the screen again and again. My favorites for this are the two seldom seen productions "In the Closet" (directed by Herb Ritts, may his soul rest in peace) and "Jam". "In the Closet" has the gorgeous eye candy Naomi Campbell in it, true, but MJ also does some gravity defying, physics be damned movements. Did they remove some of the dude's bones or what?

*They should have put in part of the Superbowl performance when he is shot out from the floor and stands there still for about two minutes (The chutzpah! Superbowl ad minutes are going for the millions and he's just standing there wasting a minute or two in airtime!). That would have been great.

*They say "Dangerous" was a monumental flop. By whose standards?

*Keep an eye out for Tyra Banks, Tiny Lister, Wesley Snipes, Heavy D and Kris Kross. If you blink, you'll miss them.

*The Egyptian group dance on the break during "Remember the Time" is unforgettable.

Worth every penny. Highly re-viewable. Definitely not just for MJ fans only.