Jaafar Jackson leads Antoine Fuqua’s new biopic, "Michael," a film proving that bad reviews cannot dent the King of Pop's immense box office power. The movie debuted with a very low Rotten Tomatoes score of around 30 percent. Critics are calling it a flat and safe story designed mainly to protect the superstar's legacy. However, these harsh opinions are having absolutely no impact on global ticket sales.

Michael Jackson is still one of the most influential cultural icons of the 20th century. Known as the "King of Pop," his incredible music, famous dance moves, and stage presence changed entertainment forever. With over 400 million records sold worldwide, his timeless hits and loyal international fanbase remain stronger than any past controversies.

Audiences are ignoring the critics and rushing to theaters in massive numbers. The movie is tracking for a huge global opening weekend of roughly $150 million, with domestic sales expected to hit $70 million. Driven by Jaafar's highly praised performance and his uncle's unforgettable songs, the film is breaking records for music biopics and dominating the box office.

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