If the "improved" version is already available to theaters this Sunday (and for some as late as Tuesday), why wouldn't they just opened on Christmas Day? They would have still been in consideration for awards season. (right?) If I had paid already to see this and learned there was an "improved" version available a couple of days later, I wouldn't be happy.
Therefore it is natural that the absence of color (whiteness) is thought of as a free ride through life. White people never experience discrimination or prejudice. They were never told to go to the back of the bus. They aren't asked to leave Starbucks for buying a latte and aren't shot to death in their own homes for "being home while black." The sickening thing is when white pe
Therefore it is natural that the absence of color (whiteness) is thought of as a free ride through life. White people never experience discrimination or prejudice. They were never told to go to the back of the bus. They aren't asked to leave Starbucks for buying a latte and aren't shot to death in their own homes for "being home while black." The sickening thing is when white people don't realize that they have this free ri
I’ve been to Japan. They were remarkably polite and kind. But I’m not white.
I can't speak to how Japan is or isn't. But of course, they were polite to you, you are Asian American. At least that is what you have stated about yourself on your Facebook page.
" im of Chinese descent. Japanese, Chinese and Koreans have huge ethnic conflicts and generally intermarriage to
I’ve been to Japan. They were remarkably polite and kind. But I’m not white.
I can't speak to how Japan is or isn't. But of course, they were polite to you, you are Asian American. At least that is what you have stated about yourself on your Facebook page.
Ado Annie D'Ysquith said: "Sadly I'm not a member."
If you see even a small amount of shows yearly, you should become a member. It is free to join. Also you can play their trivia and points can add up. Slowly, but add up.
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. I wanted
Your wish for Aida made me think of this. I saw it on Broadway with most of the original cast. I only had a Saturday slot for either matinee or evening. I rushed matinee and got a ticket only to find out that both Heather and Adam were out. I exchanged my rush ticket for the evening and only Adam was out. Thankfully Heather was back in. I would have liked to have seen all three, but I wouldn't want to waste one of my wishes on that. I guess
inception said: "ArtMan: Yes, the anniversary production. I saw it in September, & afterwards I did some googling & compared to the program, & it seems like sometime in the summer pretty much a whole new cast took over. Most were young, with this being their first professional job. I did think the Mimi was pretty good - though very athletic, sexy, and not convincingly on her deathbed."
Thanks. It's nonequity I think. At least these kids wi
The trailers for this hasn't bothered me as much as some on here. Until, I saw a new (at least new to me) one tonight that made the film look cheap. There was a cake included and the trailer centered a lot on dancing. The actors almost seemed animated. I was going to see this on Christmas, but I may pass.
inception said: "Broadway in Canada sent out an email with an offer of $15 off your subscription if you signed up for automatic credit card renewal, without knowing what shows are included. They have already announced Hamilton, but the rest will be announced late January. $15 ain't enough for me to subscribe blindly. So far this season has been mediocre. Rent felt like a student production, and most tickets to most student shows are about $25, not over $100. "
Jarethan said: "I think Mr Matt summed it up pretty well. What i don't get it that -- at least for stuff sold in the theatre -- the theatre owners do not even think about the majority of the audience when they sell these things. When I was at the Marquis to see Tootsie, I was positively shocked to see that they were selling bags of potato chips. Is it humanly possible to eat potato chips out of a bagand not make a lot of noise?
Jarethan said: "I think Mr Matt summed it up pretty well. What i don't get it that -- at least for stuff sold in the theatre -- the theatre owners do not even think about the majority of the audience when they sell these things. When I was at the Marquis to see Tootsie, I was positively shocked to see that they were selling bags of potato chips. Is it humanly possible to eat potato chips out of a bagand not make a lot of noise?
