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Post-screening Q & A for Les Miserables

Post-screening Q & A for Les Miserables

jo
#1Post-screening Q & A for Les Miserables
Posted: 12/16/12 at 11:01pm

The movie musical Les Miserables is now heavily promoted not only for its coming holiday release but because the awards season also coincides in terms of timing. Various screenings with different awards bodies (AMPAS for Oscars, GGlobes, Screen Actors Guild and other guilds) are now taking place. In a recent one on December 15 in Hollywood, the morning screening ( with the SAG, it seems, as the audience was addressed as "fellow actors" by Anne), a Question and Answer session succeeded the screening ( with Hooper, Jackman, Hathaway, Seyfried, and Redmayne) --

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=um-QWNYD0dk&feature=youtu.be

https://youtu.be/CUzUkQ2dKlY


Quite an exhilarating reception! Enjoyable session with the charm brigade Post-screening Q & A for Les Miserables

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jacobsnchz14
#2Post-screening Q & A for Les Miserables
Posted: 12/16/12 at 11:40pm

Thanks! Post-screening Q & A for Les Miserables

BWNUT
#2Post-screening Q & A for Les Miserables
Posted: 12/17/12 at 5:01am

Thanks for posting. Now I can see why there is such a heavy backlash from some critics. They don't want to see such enthusiasm for any movie. They've got to cut it down to size somehow. Their mantra - If it's popular, it must be bad.

chrisampm2
#3Post-screening Q & A for Les Miserables
Posted: 12/17/12 at 5:15am

Bwnut, if your contention is true then why do many popular movies get good reviews: The Lord of the Rings trilogy, most Pixar films, The Lion King, ET, Star Wars, The Matrix, Chicago, Forrest Gump, Back to the Future, Avatar, Inception, The Sixth Sense, Spiderman 2, many of the Harry Potter films, such recent films as Skyfall, The Dark Knight, etc?

The film of Les Mis is very faithful to the show and as such has many story short-cuts that most prestige pics fill in. The lack of context for the rebels' scenes, I think, will cause the biggest challenge for some critics. Most critics saw the film before these advance screenings and formed their opinions on their own. Screenings are a bad indicator for not just critical opinion but the regular audience's response. I was at an advance showing of Nine and the crowd went crazy for it. I saw it again opening weekend and the audience hated it.

jo
#4Post-screening Q & A for Les Miserables
Posted: 12/18/12 at 12:18am

Another post-screening Q&A, with the LA Times ( Envelope Series) on December 13 -- please scroll down for the clip.

http://www.hollywood.com/news/Les_Miserables_Hugh_Jackman_Tom_Hooper_Audition_Interview_Exlcusive/46346659