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That would have been amazing.

Watching now. What happened to the rest of the Acceptance Song?

Also, who the f is The Spool? This has raves everywhere except from The Spool, a review that focuses on what's happening in the world today and how Hamilton fails to connect with that. What.the.actual.f---.

mj21723 said: "A few thoughts. I saw most of the original cast in March 2016. Chris Jackson and Renee Elise Goldsberry were both out. I honestly forgot Renee was because Alysha Deslorieux was fabulous in the role. Austin Smith as George Washington was a miss for me. I am very happy I got to finally see Chris Jackson. He is George Washington! Seth Stewart was also out and I've been a fan of his since Heights. Enjoyed seeing his dancing in this, finally! Leslie Odom Jr.'s perfo

Bummed that "Satisfied" will be missing something in the intimate filming choices. But if that's the only misstep, I'll live with it. The film is getting so many raves from people who have seen the show live as well as from film critics who have never seen it. 

Hamilton has officially been certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes - 100% with 48 reviews and more coming.

100% RT score thus far with 20 reviews published.

https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/hamilton_2020/reviews

Such a freaking tease.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asfLNbrSPv4

MyLife said: "Not that this changes the point of your post, but two OG ensemble members are missing from this: Betsy Struxness and Emmy Raver-Lampman."

Are you sure that ERL is missing? She's listed in all of the credits for the film. Struxness is not.

Rumpelstiltskin said: "darreyl102 said: "Rumpelstiltskin said: "Has anyone seen any indication of how long it will be available on D+? I assumed this would be a one-time thing when it was first announced, but the marketing indicates a start date of July 3 in much the same way streaming services marketshows that stick around forever. I’m sure that won’t be the case, but I haven’t seen anything definitive that tells me one way or the other. &quo

theatreguy12 said: "I'd be surprised if they did mute it.

This is no longer Walt's Disney. Far from it. It's about money. It's about the latest flavor of the month. LMM fit right into that as soon as he became such a Broadway phenom. I'm sure Disney has had its eyes on him for a long time now.

Besides, you have kindergartners throwing f bombs around now. You see parents dropping every obscenity known to mankind around, in front of their kids.

Fosse76 said: "Sutton Ross said: "Would for me, feel free to have a different opinion."

That's how I feel about those "school editions" that are created. If you can't present the show as written, then don't do it.

That said, I would take any social media or email replies with a grain of salt. They have no idea how it's going to appear on Disney+. LMM hasstated that none of thecontent would be cut, and that might be wh

If The Hip-Hop Project can have 17 uses of the f word and not have an R rating, then so can Hamilton. I think they could easily have two versions, one for those who don't want to hear profanity and those of us who want to hear the original material.

If anything, the ratings system for PG-13 movies has gotten more lax in the last decade. There are a ton of PG-13 films in the last decade with more than one f word. Hamilton's two uses, even mother-----, are not used

GlindatheGood22 said: "I certainly wouldn't mind paying to see this production, but I was incredibly frustrated by how difficult it was to get tickets - I don't mean in terms of availability, I mean finding the f%$@ng link. Every time I tried, I just got bounced to the cast reunion. Maddening."

I messaged the theater directly on Facebook when I saw it on Filmed on Stage website, and they told me all I had to do was go to their website and subscribe to their m

What are the best legally produced and distributed shows on streaming services right now? Interested to know which Broadway HD and other musicals and plays are best. We've watched Miss Saigon, She Loves Me, Falsettos, Kinky Boots). 

If they are muting the f-bombs, I imagine "Say No to This" will have some creative editing as well.

RockStarNYC said: "I think this presents the perfect opportunity for Disney+ to experiment with an idea...

A pay-per-view stream.

So, this is something that Disney does with their ESPN+ service where they sell premium events on a pay-per-view basis. A stream of a highly touted ongoing Broadway show definitely falls into this category. If Disney were to offer access to subscribers to this content for an additional fee, I have no doubt that people STILL wouldn'

Agreed that it makes more sense as a Disney+ stream. I just hope it's not a limited release on Disney+. I have a feeling it probably will be though.

Now that In the Heights has been pushed back...

https://twitter.com/Lin_Manuel/status/1260181905909129216?s=20

This being a Disney+ exclusive tells me it will probably never be available for purchase. 

My tickets for Company and The Minutes (this upcoming weekend's performances) were both refunded yesterday.