Source: music video / music video
Before his death in 2009, Michael Jackson’s vision was to bring “Thriller” to movies theaters using IMAX and 3D technology, to give fans a sense of being in the video with him. Director John Landis, who shot “Thriller” in 1982 has settled a legal dispute with the singer’s estate will oversee the project. For nearly three years, Landis has been diligently re-working the 14-minute music video for a release this summer, Jackson’s son Prince and daughter Paris have also been involved in the project.
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After Jackson died, the “Thriller” video was inducted into the National Film Registry by the Library Of Congress. No other music video had been given that honor.
