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The Michael Jackson biopic “Michael” is set to make its home entertainment debut this summer, giving fans several ways to watch the film after its hugely successful theatrical run. Lionsgate has confirmed that the movie will first be available to purchase digitally from June 9th through major platforms including Apple TV, Prime Video, Fandango at Home, and YouTube Movies & TV, with a suggested purchase price of $24.99. A rental option will also be available, allowing viewers to watch the film over a 48-hour period for approximately $19.99.
Physical editions will follow on July 14, when the film arrives on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD. These releases include a range of special features that offer a closer look at how the production came together.
Among the bonus content is a feature exploring the making of the film, taking viewers through its development and production. Another featurette visits the Jackson family home, Hayvenhurst, where Jaafar Jackson shares personal insights while touring the iconic estate and reflecting on its significance in Michael Jackson’s life and career.
Other behind the scenes material focuses on the cast’s transformation into their real-life counterparts. Time-lapse footage showcases the detailed makeup work used throughout filming, while another segment follows Jaafar Jackson during his earliest days preparing for the role. Fans will also get a glimpse of the dedication required to recreate Michael’s unforgettable performances, with footage highlighting the choreography, rehearsals, and physical preparation behind the musical sequences.
The home release gives audiences who missed the theatrical run a chance to experience the film, while also offering returning viewers new reasons to revisit it through its collection of exclusive extras. From the filmmaking process to the extensive preparation of the cast, the bonus features provide additional insight into the effort involved in bringing Michael Jackson’s story to the screen. Whether watching digitally or adding the physical release to their collection, fans will have multiple ways to enjoy the film and explore the work that went into recreating one of music’s most celebrated careers.
