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Samuel Smith
I want to hug McNamara.
Liam Morales
Don't we all.
also spibbles has a new youtube channel for no discernable reason
Nolan Lee
When is Tumblr going to try Sondheim musicals.
Blake Evans
Alexander Fisher
I feel like this would be great for an animatic. It could slip into an African tribal art-inspired style for part of this story, similar to the way that some songs in Hercules had Grecian vase inspired visuals.
Tyler Baker
Really underrated song, is there a good animatic for Kindergarten Boyfriend as well?
Levi Cox
Ahh geez, not this thread again
Henry Price
Was kinda disappointed with the actual musical from the camrip, I know there are recording quality issues but the sets and choreography seemed like they could've been much improved. It deserved to see its full potential on actual Broadway
Soundtrack stands up to the rest though, I will fight anyone who doesn't have any of these in their top tier: Beautiful, Candy Store, Dead Girl Walking, Seventeen, Lifeboat, Kindergarten Boyfriend, Meant to be Yours
Nathaniel Ross
Once he writes for a musical dissecting a period of American in a way that's unique from what we're taught in school ala Hamilton...
Oh wait,
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Ian Johnson
liked the costumes but the wigs were kind of crap, and the set wasn't really connected to the themes of the story, and it gave the production this high school theatre vibe wth people miming everything. The all pink for the few set pieces they did have was also a weird choice.
Aaron Edwards
Kingdom of Heaven the musical when? Complete with a normal and reprise version of "the leper king" and of course "DEUS VULT" when?
Tyler Morris
Part of me hopes, since the tumblrs chicks are ,for some reason, in love with Serial Killer JD maybe they will jump into John Wilkes Booth, Leon Czolgosz or Charles Guiteau
Brandon Roberts
>full potential on actual Broadway
Daily reminder that even if it did get on Broadway, Blue would be replaced with this shit: youtu.be
Logan Sanchez
Never
I can't ever picture the broadway crowd going into a show portraying the crusaders positivily
Henry Adams
William Diaz
B-but
Singing lepers
Connor Gomez
>that Veronica in the end
Leo Young
>Taking Heathers and making it PG, basically missing the entire point of the musical
Samuel Campbell
If you're looking for that, honestly Jesus Christ Superstar has great Singing Lepers action.
Mason Thomas
Make Me Well was one of my favourite songs from the musical honestly, right up there with Jesus Must Die, Gethsemane, and Heaven on Their Minds.
>We will never get an animatic for Make Me Well
Jace Jenkins
I feel like "Sunday in the Park With George" has tons of creative potential, with the focus with painting and whatnot.
"Color and Light", "Beautiful" and both "Sunday" versions are just waiting for a great animatic.
I'm glad people like "Jesus Must Die". The Jew duo of Caiaphas and Ananias are probably my favorite characters of the musical. I even like "Then We Are Decided"
Kevin Walker
>tfw want to do Heathers Animatics, but currently struggling with good designs
It's the worst.
Camden Wood
What song user?
Evan Allen
if you've got something better than a scribbled play-by-play slideshow then you're already better than have of the animatics out there
I believe in you, user.
Daniel Martin
That was for high school versions, retard. Ironically the high school knockoff least captures the essence of high school, even more than the exaggerated caricature of the original musical.
Gavin Richardson
>tfw spent way too much time making my animatic designs appealing and meaningful and symbolic that I forgot which song I was going to do.
Thomas Morris
That's what I thought too, but in one of the older threads someone posted a tweet by one of the creators saying that they were planning to put You're Welcome in the official version of the show as well.
Justin Ross
Blue sucked but much like its focal characters it didn't deserve a fate this awful.
Nathan Johnson
Caiaphas was my favourite character actually, especially if we're talking the 1973 version, dude absolutely owned that role.
Dominic Morris
>tfw Gethsemane
Austin Richardson
I like Caiphas and Annas in the 1973 version. Everywhere else i'm disappointed. I feel like they're much more human in that movie.
Yes, they're schemers, yes they forced Jesus death, but they aren't completely heartless dudes. Like in Judas' Death every other version of Judas' Death, Caiaphas and Annas are just hamming up the villany and completely humiliating and kicking Judas out of the temple.
In 1973 they're mostly confused, and when Judas falls to his knees, they put their hands comforting, uselessly, the traitor.
I guess because of the inclusion of "Then We Are Decided" they restrain the bad guy schtick with those two, which is suprisingly refreshing considering thats the most famous version.
Angel Rogers
Hey if I was 14 I wouldn't want to be a big youtube star either.
Hunter Perry
Who knows, maybe some tumblr chick who hates Trump will use Assassins to unload some anger.
Henry Russell
Absolutely, the way I see it the whole point of Jesus Christ Superstar is the humanization of all its characters, showing Judas as a man who becomes disillusioned and afraid and eventually sells out his closest friend in his lowest moment of desperation, showing Jesus himself as less of a pure angel unphased by everything but instead a very good man who has been trying far too hard at a task he is ultimately unsure off and showing that uncertainly slowly drain on him to the point where he screams at lepers and screams at god himself, etc.
Having Caiaphas and Annas be the evil villains without a hint of genuine worry over the fate of their nation and small shows of kindness basically goes against that whole theme.
Of course Herod is allowed to be the exception since he's supposed to be comic relief
Christian Williams
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I feel like "Dear Evan Hansen" is going to be the next big animatic hit
Landon Hughes
Easton Smith
Sup Forums theater thread?
I saw the Anastasia musical on Broadway a few days ago and god, I hope this show lasts at least a few years on Broadway. It's beautiful.
Colton Nelson
Is the score based on the animated movie?
Nathaniel Rodriguez
Yes, the score and the general plot are based on the animated movie, minus the supernatural elements except for visual representations of Romanov ghosts. It's more of a blend of the animated movie, the 1956 film, and some new material.
There are a lot of new songs. The only song from the film not to be included was In the Dark of the Night due to the plot changes, but they actually "included" it in some clever ways by using the melody in different places throughout the show. The most notable is in a gorgeous, somber, ensemble number about aristocrats, intellectuals, etc, and of course Anya/Dimitri/Vlad fleeing Russia.
Colton Williams
Having seen "Lisztomania", I wish they had gone hardcore on the "Jesus Christ Superstar" film the same way that they did in "Lisztomania".
Elijah Hall
but In the Dark of the Night was the best song of that movie
Carson Jenkins
Regardless of how one views the song, with the changes to the plot making the story plausible instead of a fantasy, there was no room for it. It's also so tonally different than the rest of the music that it wouldn't have even worked with completely different lyrics reflecting the new antagonist.
Hudson Morgan
>it gave the production this high school theatre vibe wth people miming everything
>"Heathers" is set in a high school
POTTERY
Jonathan Cruz
Is the new villain song as good as In The Dark of the Night ?
Robert Ortiz
>POTTERY
DEEPEST RHYMES
Camden Reyes
There's not really a "villain" song similar to In the Dark of the Night or other cartoon villain songs, but there's 2 main songs (plus reprises) that I guess could be considered antagonistic. The antagonist's solo is a song about his conflicted feelings and concerns for Anya as well as his devotion to duty and state. There's also an ensemble number he leads about the fall of the Romanovs and rise of the new order, which he reprises during a dramatic confrontation at the end. The ensemble number is the more powerful of of the two, whereas the other song reminds me more of a song like 'Where's the Girl?' from The Scarlet Pimpernel.
You can listen to some of the new song on Youtube, but honestly this clip doesn't do it justice at all, even though I don't think the song is amazing: youtube.com
Carson Cook
Ramin is in this musical so i believe in you being good.
Justin Lewis
>no discernable reason
she appears to have removed a particular description from all her other videos, so presumably they got some unwanted attention from that.
Luke Bailey
On my second week of listening to the Rent soundtrack, I think the problem with it is all the good songs are in the second act except for two or three. Like the second act is so good but the first half has so much filler.
Anthony Howard
Ramin was fucking great. I watched a bootleg of the preview version of the show with a different actor, and god, what a difference. The new writing helped--in the preview version the character's motivations were just ????--but he just has this forceful charisma that you can believe him as a communist official with power.
Wyatt Phillips
Joseph Gomez
2000 has them as Evil Illuminatti and the Tim minchin version has them as 1% Wall Street smug assholes.
There are better and lesser adaptations of the play, but outside of 1973 i can't think of one that portrays Caiaphas and Annas as flawed human
Jason Lewis
The first act takes place over one night, and the second act over one year of time, so that's probably why the second act is better able to space itself out.
DON'T BREATHE TOO DEEP
Joseph Bennett
>2000 version
People make fun of the 2000 Pilate because he's a giant burly screaming Nazi who occasionally sounds hilarious
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but I'll be god damned if this isn't my favorite performance of Pilate's Dream in any filmed version of the show
Jordan Mitchell
I appreciate 2000's Pilates on a comedy level.
M.Bison's reaction to the 39 lashes is the funniest thing ever.
John Kelly
>DIE IF YOU WANT TO
>YOU INNOCENT PAPAYA
What did he mean by that
Oliver Adams
There is only one true Heather and I would very much like her to step on my penis.
Daniel Turner
Heather sure is lucky she died young.
It would be horrifying to watch what would happen to her AIDS infested body
Jayden Butler
The 2000 version is the version where almost no one can sing well yet they have some pretty interesting performances.
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Despite the, er, "singing," Herod commands has the right tyrannical attitude at the end that the first film version just doesn't have. Like, how fucking dare you not be intimidated of me?
Or Judas from 1:02--1:35 here
Liam Bennett
There's nothing like a giant, screaming, leather daddy Nazi who looks like he's about to unhinge his jaw and eat somebody.
Christopher Roberts
My Heather does not have AIDS! She may be a slut, but she's an intelligent slut.
Also I doubt I would have to worry about STDs if she just used her foot or gave me an angry, derisive handjob.
Carson Evans
>his voice going from sounding like a parent counting to "10" but the kid still doesn't do it so they just keep counting higher
>until his voice just keeps getting higher pitched
>the imagery of the B-zombie movie makeup Jewish crowd demanding a bear Nazi daddy crucify Jewish
>INNOCENT PAPAYA
>that fucking weird, smarmy, "smug youth pastor" look Jesus has in this entire production
Liam Thomas
Jesus' sass reaches an unbearable height in Herod's song
Charles Thompson
His voice is actually really nice when he's not trying to sing the JCS score.
Christopher Ward
I love it
Nolan Rivera
It's funny, you're supposed to want to punch Herod during the song.
But i just wanted to tell Jesus to stop being so fucking smug
Jason Perry
The snark and sass in this version is fucking amazing.
>Would you die for me?
>the "What'd I fucking tell you dude? Told you this shit." Judas gives Jesus
>Judas' general "fucking sick of Jesus not listening to me" attitude is great too
Michael Hughes
I've reached the conclusion that "Herod's song" is a perfect song. It's idiot proof
Even a bad rendition of it, fits the song.
If its not the AIDS is the drug addiction
McNamara is lucky she got out of the cycle
Duke is fucked
Joshua James
he's not very likeable in this version.
Like during Everything's Alright: In the 73 film you at least get a better sense of him being exhausted and tired at this point, but in the 2000 version there's no sense of exhaustion, just him looking whiny and UGH ANNOYED at Judas talking about feeding the poor instead of spending it on expensive ointment.
Ayden Green
god damn it now I have to rewatch this version of JCS
Colton Martinez
I want to share the tiniest lifeboat with. McNamara
Grayson Cook
Lifeboat, you say?
>tfw there will never be animatics of Titanic: the Musical [or wait is there one but it's a furry? not sure]
sometimes I feel so old
Henry Robinson
Jonathan Jones
Not an animatic but I stumbled upon a smaller time production of the musical. It doesn't hold up to the original at all but it has some interesting differences to the original. Like Veronica using JD's belt during Dead Girl Walking, for example. McNamara is super cute in this one too. Duke and Chandler look and sound terrible, unfortunately
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Jayden Campbell
these threads always seem to die when I go to work. I hope this one sticks around a little longer
Quick, Sup Forums! Tell me your absolute favorite musical song. You can only pick one.
Bentley Edwards
Don't die on me yet, dammit
Blake Rivera
...
Isaiah Fisher
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Luke Sanchez
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On the subject of musicals.
Colton Thomas
"Sunday (Finale)" - Sunday in the Park with George
Ayden Murphy
Hunter Martin
When will the "Heather Mac did nothing wrong" meme die?
John Scott
Man of La Mancha is beautiful
Do not sully McNamara's name.
Owen Anderson
Hey, it's Nikki Blonsky from Hairspray. Was Travolta's Edna his last good role?
Caleb Morris
>Travolta's Edna
>good
Hahaha
Carter Moore
I honestly think Travolta did a good job.
He doesn't has the most powerful voice, but its serviceable and he dances like a mothefucker in that fat suit.
Lincoln Wood
favorite to sing or favorite to hear?
I absolutely love singing Mostly Me from Book of Mormon: youtube.com
My favorite song to listen to is probably George Hearn doing "My Friends." His voice is fucking amazing and I wish I had that kind of resonance when I try to sing low. Also Angela Lansbury is always amazing. youtube.com
Anyone who only saw the sweeney todd movie with crap-ass depp and carter needs to watch the hearn/lansbury version on youtube.
Juan Morgan
Reminder that youtube has some great full broadway musicals from back when they still struck recording/broadcasting deals (mic'd professional recording, not cams).
Pippin w/ Ben Vereen as the lead player: youtube.com
Into the Woods: youtube.com
There was one for the Hearn Sweeney Todd but I can't seem to find it at the moment.
Easton Smith
You're right, she's sullied it enough already.
Isaiah Perry
DELET THIS
Jeremiah Taylor
Saw the movie finally
It...Kinda sucks
Did all writers in the 80s hate teens or something? There's a bizarre and callous disregard for their lives. I get it's a satire but it's still fucking weird.
Hell, I really wished I hadn't watched it, I kinda hate it.
Charles Bennett
I should point out I loved the musical
Aiden Moore
It's not satire, it's a black comedy. The callous disregard of human life is kinda the point.
Not saying I love the movie or anything, but that element is very much intentional.
Brody Jackson
VERONICA
Open the
Open the door, please
Veronica, can we not fight anymore
>TFW I would have opened the door and blown up the school happily
A...Am I Tumblr trash Sup Forums?
Nicholas Williams
But the death of Heather Prime and the suicide attempt of the other are shown as horrifying, and then just sort of...Passed on. It's not funny, it's just awkward
The only way it's a black comedy is Veronica lighting the cigarette and the various death threats
I dunno,no really hate seeing teenagers die. They're fucking kids.
Logan Gonzalez
>Listening to Meant to Be Yours
>Get to the end of the song
>Realize that they just rhymed "alone" with "alone"
James Adams
It's especially unsettling because they could have easily used "own" instead of the first alone.
>Don't leave me on my own
>You're all that I can trust
>I can't do this alone
>Still I will if I must
It would have worked just as well.
Christian Nelson
>it's not funny
to you
Dark comedies probably just aren't your thing.
"I'm a no-rust-buildup man myself" was pretty funny
Jason Kelly
Yes