Miles2Go2 said: "I haven’t seen Mean Girls, but my first thought was maybe there’s a role in there they may have considered her for?"
Nope x
Worst Broadway Show of the Decade? Dec 22
2019, 11:41:41 PM
I liked The Cherry Orchard, but then I’ve never seen another production of it to compare it to. I liked the play itself though.
I really disliked War Paint and I absolutely hated Fun Home, Falsettos and Caroline or Change. I think I hated Falsettos the most though.
Plannietink08 said: "Well she doesn’t sing well. We’ve never seen her dancing so can only imagine how she’d do and her acting leaves a lot to be desired. Her run in GUYS AND DOLLS in the West End wasn’t exactly a huge success so who knows what she’s thinking. Perhaps a musical where the protagonist finds themselves trapped in a musical despite not being musically inclined?"
poisonivy2 said: "hork said: "ModernMillie3 said: "That's not what racism is. That's just a new definition of the word that someone just made up in the '70s. But that's not how words work. You can't just decide on your own what they mean.
Um, since it's my opinion and that's exactly how I defineracism, pretty sure I can decide on whatever I want, feel free to do that as well. I'm not going to take crap regarding my
poisonivy2 said: "Impossible2 said: "Someone needs to take a trip to Japan where they are openly racist to your face and have no problems at all showing it."
I’ve been to Japan. They were remarkably polite and kind. But I’m not white.
poisonivy2 said: "BWAY Baby2 said: "Any type of racism is repugnant- what difference does it make if the person is racist against whites, Asians or anyone else- racism is always ugly no matter which race is the victim- to minimize hate aimed at white people is absurd. All racial hatred is equally abhorrent."
JBroadway said: "I think what some people may not realize is that European directors often have very similar approaches to theatre as each other - at least compared to more traditional American theatre. Things like modern dress, live-stream video, stripped down staging, drastic re-interpretations of texts etc. are all trends that are very common in European theatre. I find that a lot of productions I see from European directors - including Van Hove - often feel kind of the same as ea
Forgive the eyeroll. It's just a tic, I assure you."
CGI work is outsourced to FX companies who give a quote for their work on the film. That is the amount of money they get no matter how long it takes them to complete the job. Now if the remit of their agreement changes, yes maybe they will get more money ie for example after the trailer backlash (much like the Sonic trailer fiasco) they deci
So first we accuse Ivo of repeating the same theatrical tricks and tropes over and over again and now we are to believe that he has stolen his entire style from some random German theatre company?
SeanMartin2 said: "Impossible2 said: "SeanMartin2 said: "Impossible2 said: "SeanMartin2 said: "Impossible2 said: "Gorlois said: "BrodyFosse123 said: "Based on Hooper continuing to apologize for the CGI work, expect work to continue on it. There definitely will be an entirely different design for the DVD/Blu-ray/Digital release.
He said in an interview they were still doing tweaks to the CGI hours before the fil
SeanMartin2 said: "Impossible2 said: "SeanMartin2 said: "Impossible2 said: "Gorlois said: "BrodyFosse123 said: "Based on Hooper continuing to apologize for the CGI work, expect work to continue on it. There definitely will be an entirely different design for the DVD/Blu-ray/Digital release.
He said in an interview they were still doing tweaks to the CGI hours before the film’s premiere the other night. WTF?"
SeanMartin2 said: "Impossible2 said: "Gorlois said: "BrodyFosse123 said: "Based on Hooper continuing to apologize for the CGI work, expect work to continue on it. There definitely will be an entirely different design for the DVD/Blu-ray/Digital release.
He said in an interview they were still doing tweaks to the CGI hours before the film’s premiere the other night. WTF?"
ArtMan said: "Impossible2 said: "hork said: "Impossible2 said: "People who care about rotten tomatoes and base their entertainment choices on it are idiots x"
Oh? Why is that?"
Why would you base what you want to see on someone else's opinion *shrug"
Agree completely. If I want to see something, I could care less what others thought. I watched Once Upon A Time In Hollywood over the weekend.
Gorlois said: "BrodyFosse123 said: "Based on Hooper continuing to apologize for the CGI work, expect work to continue on it. There definitely will be an entirely different design for the DVD/Blu-ray/Digital release.
He said in an interview they were still doing tweaks to the CGI hours before the film’s premiere the other night. WTF?"
Why would they spend more money when this thing is already expected to bomb? I could see Hooper wanting t
haterobics said: "Impossible2 said: "I think most people have their own 'automatic ****e meter' on things they don't like don't they?
Surely you've seen a film that critics raved about that you didn't love and vice versa?
If you look at the list of supposed 'best movies ever made' not many of made a lot of money. I doubt my Top 10 films combined took the same amount as a single day of Avatars receipts."
Kad said: "Impossible2 said: "seaweedjstubbs said: "Impossible2 said: "seaweedjstubbs said: "^Yes, but the filmed stage version only has 5 reviews, and none of them are from respected sources. The movie currently has 67 reviews, 24 from “Top Critics”.
This should’ve been an animated movie. Don’t know how/why Universal thought it could be a prestige film. It’s CATS. It ain’t that deep. Crazy to th
