Moonwalker

Year: 1988

Runtime: 93 mins

Language: English

Directors: Will Vinton, Colin Chilvers

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Moonwalker (1988) is an experimental anthology musical starring Michael Jackson. It blends short films and long‑form videos instead of a single plot. Highlights include a “Man in the Mirror” intro, a “Badder” parody, “Speed Demon”, “Leave Me Alone”, and the fantastical “Smooth Criminal” where Jackson rescues three children from Mr. Big and finishes with a “Come Together” performance. The title nods to his iconic moonwalk.

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