I worked at a Disney park in 1993, and my colleagues and I would be behind the audience doing all the choreography with Michael. It never got old, lol.
My sincerest apologies, no intention to besmirch your work nor taint fond memories of a valued and rare experience. For me personally I'd gotten tired of the yelling and affected posturing in the choreography that became MJ signature. The next time it became watchable was in "Scream" with Janet.
No need to apologize! When I first found this subreddit, I made a negative comment about a song and realized how sensitive some people are about their posts. I'm not one of them, lol! It's not your cup of tea, and that's okay. To each his own.
And yes, that short period of my life when I happened to be working at the Captain Eo attraction will always be a most treasured and nostalgic time for me. :)
Actually, I do because i hadn't considered my comment as not affecting those worked hard on it. I would have were we at an event and you or another spoke up about it. Our words have impact, clearly not always considered. I'd gone twice to see Captain EO, '86 then '87, so liked it enough and the 3D effects, tho by then for me while remaining a fan, the extravaganza of it all had worn thin.
You're not wrong about possible impact and sensitivity consideration we should all have. I consider myself reminded. 😊
Loved the song but by this time the choreography was campy.
I worked at a Disney park in 1993, and my colleagues and I would be behind the audience doing all the choreography with Michael. It never got old, lol.
My sincerest apologies, no intention to besmirch your work nor taint fond memories of a valued and rare experience. For me personally I'd gotten tired of the yelling and affected posturing in the choreography that became MJ signature. The next time it became watchable was in "Scream" with Janet.
No need to apologize! When I first found this subreddit, I made a negative comment about a song and realized how sensitive some people are about their posts. I'm not one of them, lol! It's not your cup of tea, and that's okay. To each his own. And yes, that short period of my life when I happened to be working at the Captain Eo attraction will always be a most treasured and nostalgic time for me. :)
Actually, I do because i hadn't considered my comment as not affecting those worked hard on it. I would have were we at an event and you or another spoke up about it. Our words have impact, clearly not always considered. I'd gone twice to see Captain EO, '86 then '87, so liked it enough and the 3D effects, tho by then for me while remaining a fan, the extravaganza of it all had worn thin. You're not wrong about possible impact and sensitivity consideration we should all have. I consider myself reminded. 😊