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 Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 7:53 am
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Posted: Sun May 11, 2008 7:46 pm
Oh this is wierd! o_O
I thought I already posted a comment here but theres nothing here.
Well ^_^ I missed this movie out. But the songs aren't bad! Thanks for teh share.
..*Quiet* I could have swore I posted that already! o_O
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Moonlight_HuangHou Captain
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Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 7:39 am
O.O
*looks around*
*whispers* the post-mosnters ate it....
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Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 5:26 pm
I watched it and actually thought it was pretty good.
I still like Grease better but it was a fun movie and I enjoyed it.
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Moonlight_HuangHou Captain
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Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 5:36 pm
looks a little paranoid and glances side to side....
(o_O w-where?!?!?!?)
XD
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Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2008 10:14 pm
This caught me early in the opening number with the Waters cameo. I had a really good time. It was truly engaging. I particularly appreciated the sly snarkiness of the lyrics. They boosted the ensemble aspect of the original and intensified the period feel. Mr. Walken was delightful, so was just about everyone else except Mr. Travolta, who for some reason insisted on talking like Zoolander.
It was light. It was fluffy and silly. It also is saying something that needs to be repeated about choices and acceptance. Watching it, it made me sad that for all the promises of the '60's we still live in a world where appearance matters more than ever and where people still get beat up for looking different. It is sad that the messages of the original movie still need repeating because we're not there yet.
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Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 11:39 am
Ha! I'm a Musical-Lover too! Go us!!! (lol.)
Anyway, I saw Hairspray.... I dunno. It was cute, I guess. Not really my cup of coco (forget tea! forget it!).
I grew-up with more...colorful, and uh...interesting Musicals, such as Sweeney Todd, The Phantom of the Opera, Oliver!, ect. I also grew-up with the norm, I guess: Muppet Treasure Island (Yes! I love you, Tim! heart ), Labrynth (sp...?), Disney junk.
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-singing- The stars will be our com-pass, Wher-ev-er we may roam!, And our mates will al-ways be, Just like a fa-mil-y, And though we may put into port, The sea is always home!
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Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 2:38 pm
Wizard Kittie Ha! I'm a Musical-Lover too! Go us!!! (lol.) Anyway, I saw Hairspray.... I dunno. It was cute, I guess. Not really my cup of coco (forget tea! forget it!). I grew-up with more...colorful, and uh...interesting Musicals, such as Sweeney Todd, The Phantom of the Opera, Oliver!, ect. I also grew-up with the norm, I guess: Muppet Treasure Island (Yes! I love you, Tim! heart ), Labrynth (sp...?), Disney junk. ... -singing- The stars will be our com-pass, Wher-ev-er we may roam!, And our mates will al-ways be, Just like a fa-mil-y, And though we may put into port, The sea is always home! When you're a respectable pi-raaate, you will always have teh best fo com-pan-neeeeeeeee! -ahem- Muppet treasure Island and Labrynth rock. biggrin I grew up with Rocky Horror Picture show, mainly. then grease, labrynth, the muppet films (eg muppet christmas carol too) and lots of random musicals they churn out at christmas :3 I watched chicago and joseph's technicolour dremacoat recently, ( I love chicago, didn't fancy joseph much) and i watched seweeny tood very recntly (love it!) I wnat to watch phantom of the opera at soem point.
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Posted: Mon Jul 07, 2008 6:08 pm
dragontamer363 Wizard Kittie Ha! I'm a Musical-Lover too! Go us!!! (lol.) Anyway, I saw Hairspray.... I dunno. It was cute, I guess. Not really my cup of coco (forget tea! forget it!). I grew-up with more...colorful, and uh...interesting Musicals, such as Sweeney Todd, The Phantom of the Opera, Oliver!, ect. I also grew-up with the norm, I guess: Muppet Treasure Island (Yes! I love you, Tim! heart ), Labrynth (sp...?), Disney junk. ... -singing- The stars will be our com-pass, Wher-ev-er we may roam!, And our mates will al-ways be, Just like a fa-mil-y, And though we may put into port, The sea is always home! When you're a respectable pi-raaate, you will always have teh best fo com-pan-neeeeeeeee! -ahem- Muppet treasure Island and Labrynth rock. biggrin I grew up with Rocky Horror Picture show, mainly. then grease, labrynth, the muppet films (eg muppet christmas carol too) and lots of random musicals they churn out at christmas :3 I watched chicago and joseph's technicolour dremacoat recently, ( I love chicago, didn't fancy joseph much) and i watched seweeny tood very recntly (love it!) I wnat to watch phantom of the opera at soem point. (Darn! You took the best song! You win this round, dragontamer...!) completely off topic, but.... ~I'm a sweet transvestite, From Transsexual, Translvania!~ Yeh, isn't growing-up musically great? Everyone else think's your some weird Disney advertisement just 'cause you so HAPPEN to be singing when you walk down the street.... *sigh* Haven't seen "Chicago", did see "Joseph" (wasn't worth the price of addmission, in my opinion). Phantom's worth it...make sure you see the Floyd-Webber musical AND the Lon Chaney black-and-white...Chaney's closer to the book (which was a good read, btw).
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 11:38 am
ooh didn't realise it was a book :3
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Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2008 3:30 pm
dragontamer363 ooh didn't realise it was a book :3 Yeh, most ppl dont.... ^.^ It's not to popular, but you find it pratically anywhere online. By Gaston Leroux. ;D he's good!
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Posted: Mon Sep 29, 2008 8:04 pm
I really liked Chicago myself.
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Posted: Fri Dec 05, 2008 8:18 pm
i liked the movie
it was cute lol
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