Bubbles

This documentary explores the life of Michael Jackson's pet chimpanzee, Bubbles. It chronicles their unique bond from Bubbles' rescue from a research laboratory to his life with Jackson at Neverland Ranch. The film delves into the complexities of keeping a wild animal in a human environment and the eventual challenges that arose.

Bubbles received moderate attention, primarily for its unique subject matter and its connection to Michael Jackson. While some critics found it an interesting look at the animal-human relationship, others questioned the ethical implications and the depth of the narrative.

• Offers a fascinating, albeit unusual, glimpse into the life of a celebrity's exotic pet.
• Raises questions about the welfare of animals in captivity and the ethics of celebrity ownership.
• The documentary's narrative can feel somewhat superficial, lacking deeper exploration.

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Bubbles was famously taken to Jackson's home in Encino, California, and was even taught to use a toilet and mimic some of Jackson's dance moves.