The Legend of Billie Jean

What’s Aged the Worst?

Vermont fantasies, shooting near children, unstable cars, music repetition, adult behavior and the reshoot wig

In the discussion (6)
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  • Binks’s Vermont fantasy rests on a poster and heat avoidance; Hot Dog…The Movie is offered as an imagined influence. — Bill Simmons
  • Shooting at Billie Jean amid children for a house down payment is condemned; station wagons fishtailing reflect worse car handling, though it improved chases. — Chris Ryan
  • Invincible is jokingly proposed for fewer or many more repetitions, and an acoustic version for a love scene is imagined. — Bill Simmons
  • The report that Pat Benatar disliked the film is questioned despite her performing the song; a settle-down response is proposed. — Bill Simmons
  • The way adults speak to Billie Jean is recalled as an earlier criticism. — Chris Ryan
  • A reported reshoot wig is criticized for obvious hair discontinuity, especially given the earlier concern over her haircut. — Bill Simmons