Les Misérables 2012 film : Epilogue

[mewcaron]

[mewcaron]

Thank you, Staff, for moving my thread! emotion_c8

[Turtle Dove]

mewfeuille

In your opinion, do you think this film is worth seeing in theaters?

[mewcaron]

Turtle Dove

In your opinion, do you think this film is worth seeing in theaters?

Absolutely.

[argella1300]

Turtle Dove

mewfeuille

In your opinion, do you think this film is worth seeing in theaters?

YES

[argella1300]

mewfeuille

I cried when I saw this movie for the first time, this scene gives me so many feels

[Born Backwards]

Ugh I was bawling my eyes out, so beautiful!

[fredwise]

If there was an award for best Epilogue, there'd be no competition.

[mewcaron]

Born Backwards

Ugh I was bawling my eyes out, so beautiful!

argella1300

I cried when I saw this movie for the first time, this scene gives me so many feels

fredwise

If there was an award for best Epilogue, there'd be no competition.

Yes, I completely agree ; __ ;

[pluhsauce]

Turtle Dove

In your opinion, do you think this film is worth seeing in theaters?

Having been in the actual stage musical before (I was Fantine in 2010 and Cosette over the summer), I really didn't enjoy the movie as much as everyone else did. Generally, from talking to the theater kids I know, most people that had seen the stage musical did not like the movie.

I thought Hugh Jackman did surprisingly well, though. And it was nice to see Aaron Tveit, though I knew he would do well since he is primarily a Broadway actor.

[Turtle Dove]

pluhsauce

Turtle Dove

In your opinion, do you think this film is worth seeing in theaters?

Having been in the actual stage musical before (I was Fantine in 2010 and Cosette over the summer), I really didn't enjoy the movie as much as everyone else did. Generally, from talking to the theater kids I know, most people that had seen the stage musical did not like the movie.

I thought Hugh Jackman did surprisingly well, though. And it was nice to see Aaron Tveit, though I knew he would do well since he is primarily a Broadway actor.

I haven't seen the production nor have I read the book, although I always wanted to, just never got around to it. I thought that seeing the film may fill the void of my curiosity of the story.

[pluhsauce]

Turtle Dove

pluhsauce

Turtle Dove

In your opinion, do you think this film is worth seeing in theaters?

Having been in the actual stage musical before (I was Fantine in 2010 and Cosette over the summer), I really didn't enjoy the movie as much as everyone else did. Generally, from talking to the theater kids I know, most people that had seen the stage musical did not like the movie.

I thought Hugh Jackman did surprisingly well, though. And it was nice to see Aaron Tveit, though I knew he would do well since he is primarily a Broadway actor.

I haven't seen the production nor have I read the book, although I always wanted to, just never got around to it. I thought that seeing the film may fill the void of my curiosity of the story.

When I played Cosette, my director was crazy about us getting to know everything we could about the characters, so I read the books and did a 6-page character analysis. (Not the best way to spend a summer, but it made me 25154217541907 times better when we finally got to production week)

My biggest gripe about the movie was that they added new songs. I don't care if it made the plot more understandable to the casual viewer; it ruined the fact that every melody in the show is repeated once, except for the intro for Valjean's death. (making that scene more dramatic and emphasizing his isolation)

There. Rant done. wink

[Ginger Spice Isle]

It did translate pretty well frim stage play unlike others! But, I agree, new songs were well......

[mewcaron]

Turtle Dove

Please don't be discouraged from watching the movie.
I'm sure the stage production is amazing, but the film
was wonderful as well. c:

[Turtle Dove]

pluhsauce

Turtle Dove

pluhsauce

Turtle Dove

In your opinion, do you think this film is worth seeing in theaters?

Having been in the actual stage musical before (I was Fantine in 2010 and Cosette over the summer), I really didn't enjoy the movie as much as everyone else did. Generally, from talking to the theater kids I know, most people that had seen the stage musical did not like the movie.

I thought Hugh Jackman did surprisingly well, though. And it was nice to see Aaron Tveit, though I knew he would do well since he is primarily a Broadway actor.

I haven't seen the production nor have I read the book, although I always wanted to, just never got around to it. I thought that seeing the film may fill the void of my curiosity of the story.

When I played Cosette, my director was crazy about us getting to know everything we could about the characters, so I read the books and did a 6-page character analysis. (Not the best way to spend a summer, but it made me 25154217541907 times better when we finally got to production week)

My biggest gripe about the movie was that they added new songs. I don't care if it made the plot more understandable to the casual viewer; it ruined the fact that every melody in the show is repeated once, except for the intro for Valjean's death. (making that scene more dramatic and emphasizing his isolation)

There. Rant done. wink

Thanks for your input! I'm glad to hear that the film follows the plot of the story. That's one of my biggest gripes when it comes to some movie adaptations of books. I don't mind as much if they added a few songs as I haven't seen the play. Thanks again, I think I will defiantly see it.