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This little vocal/acting moment being my favourite thing in the entire movie
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This little vocal/acting moment being my favourite thing in the entire movie
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Not me bursting into tears at the end of this. Mama the catharsis. And I do not like musicals.
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Not sure what I find more obnoxious: the posts I've seen online of people being insistent on nO spOiLeRs for a film adaptation of a 21-year-old musical adaptation of a 29-year-old spinoff book from an 85-year-old film adaptation of a 124-year-old story, or the people seemingly filming the entire fucking thing in 4K while at the theater. Need to go find a cloud to yell at or something
I cried several times! Think I felt every emotion during its runtime.
My dad took me to the West End show in 2009, and I’ve been hooked on musical theatre ever since. He passed away earlier this year, so finally getting to see this film—one I’ve been waiting a decade plus for, with characters and songs that mean so much to me—was particularly poignant.
Give them all of the awards. Got home from my screening 30 minutes ago and I’m far too exhilarated to sleep.
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It's the biggest ever - they've made deals with over 400 brands for products
A doctorate in Holding Space. Here for it.
An interview with the Queer Media Icon herself. Might be useful for your PhD research.
https://variety.com/2024/film/news/...-gravity-wicked-interview-meaning-1236223273/
Has the queer subtext always been there? Galinda was giving closet-case compulsory heterosexuality Good Luck Babe trad-wife vibes. Am I crazy?
Others have said enough about the lighting and color grading, but Mother Michelle was a bit shit. I needed someone with more highs and lows, charismatic, alluring, impressive, and lowkey scary. Michelle was too quiet.
Others have said enough about the lighting and color grading, but Mother Michelle was a bit shit. I needed someone with more highs and lows, charismatic, alluring, impressive, and lowkey scary. Michelle was too quiet.
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I've definitely seen more than one person interpret it sapphically over the years for sure
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Glinda the Good, officially will be spoken and it will be fine ddd.
They should have pulled a My Fair Lady and dubbed Michelle's singing dddd. I think she's great as Morrible but she just can't sing.
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That's what made me fall in love with the musical, it's all so Queer
It's always been the subtext but I think it was specifically on their minds while making this film, Ariana said Glinda is "a little bit in the closet", all the makers said this is a love story between the two leads and Jon Chu said Popular is when they fall in love.
Heading for a very impressive $21m+ Wednesday in the US despite the competition of Moana's $40m+ first day. The word of mouth is going give this such legs over the holiday season into January, especially with the singalong screenings coming into play. There's no way this doesn't end with $400m+ in the US.
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Yeah, it’s always been there. Even in the novels, where Elphaba and Glinda go as far as sharing a kiss. I don’t think it’s an accident that the romantic tension bled over into the musical/film
