The long-awaited new Michael Jackson movie, "Michael," is set to premiere in theaters on April 24. The film, which stars Colman Domingo and Nia Long as parents Joe Jackson and Katherine Jackson, is dedicated to highlighting the singer's musical genius. While it lacks the usual biopic-itis, it succeeds where it should, highlighting the importance of Jackson's singularity and educating younger audiences about his talent and scope. The performances by Juliano Valdi and Jaafar Jackson, who play Michael Jackson, are considered marvels. The director Antoine Fuqua shows that the Jackson family is not about nepotism, but about genuine concern for Michael.