Est. 1998
‘Remember The Time’ In 4K
Coming fast off the heels of the “Black or White” 4K upscale, Michael Jackson’s 1992 short film “Remember the Time” has been given a dazzling new 4K release, bringing one of the King of Pop’s most visually spectacular works to life with greater clarity and vibrancy than ever before.
Directed by the late John Singleton, the nine-minute film is set in ancient Egypt and features star turns from Eddie Murphy, Iman, and Magic Johnson. Known for its groundbreaking blend of storytelling, choreography, and special effects, “Remember the Time” remains one of Michael’s most celebrated visual creations.
The new 4K version was created using advanced AI upscaling technology from the best available video sources. While earlier restorations like “Beat It” and “Thriller” were scanned from original 35mm film, this upscale still delivers a striking upgrade, revealing costume details, set textures, and dance sequences with fresh impact.
Originally premiered on network television before becoming a staple of Michael’s video compilations, “Remember the Time” has long been cherished for its lavish design and high-energy performances. This 4K release not only celebrates the artistry of the original but also introduces it to a new generation of viewers, ensuring its place as a timeless part of Michael’s creative legacy.
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