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New Teaser Trailer For Early Access

A new teaser trailer to promote early access to tickets to see “Michael” at the IMAX has been released. While there’s been a few new TV spots released over the last few weeks, this teaser trailer provides quite a lot of unseen footage, including a young Michael record “Who’s Lovin’ You.”

The teaser certainly intensifies the anticipation for one of the most awaited cinematic events of 2026. The film, which stars Jaafar Jackson as his uncle, the “King of Pop,” offers a sweeping look at the complex life and unparalleled career of Michael. It is yet unknown the timeline for this movie, and rumors are circulating that it will be released in two parts.

The newly released footage highlights the film’s ambitious scope, tracing Michael’s trajectory from his humble beginnings in Gary, Indiana, to his status as the artist behind the biggest-selling record of all time. A poignant moment in the trailer features a young Michael being told he is “perfect pitch,” foreshadowing the musical phenomenon he would become. Jaafar Jackson’s portrayal appears to capture the essence of Michael’s stage presence, including his iconic dance moves and the soft-spoken vulnerability he was known for offstage.

The trailer emphasizes Michael’s drive for greatness, specifically his goal to launch “the largest concert tour there ever was”. This ambition is set against the backdrop of his deep love for his family and his eventual desire to forge his own path as a solo artist. Visuals in the spot promise a sensory-rich experience, designed to immerse audiences in the music and legacy of the global icon.

Michael is scheduled for a worldwide theatrical release in April 2026. To ensure the largest possible canvas for Michael’s story, the film will be available in IMAX and other premium large formats. Fans eager to secure their seats for the opening can look forward to early access tickets, which will be going on sale tomorrow.

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