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Post by gypsy on Feb 11, 2004 15:32:55 GMT -5
I know it's not a line, but I would have been really happy if they had encorporated that little tune MGM plays during WoO each time Elphie shows up in the film, or riding her bike like one intimidating badassmothafucka... Once, just once, should they have played it in the show. It could have been the part when Dorothy's crying and Elphie telling her to take off the damn shoes. Or after she turns Boq into a *clank-clank* tin can that would make a nice beehive, when she runs away. I was so dissapointed that they didn't.
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Post by Cate on Feb 11, 2004 15:35:08 GMT -5
I know it's not a line, but I would have been really happy if they had encorporated that little tune MGM plays during WoO each time Elphie shows up in the film, or riding her bike like one intimidating badassmothafucka... Once, just once, should they have played it in the show. It could have been the part when Dorothy's crying and Elphie telling her to take off the damn shoes. Or after she turns Boq into a *clank-clank* tin can that would make a nice beehive, when she runs away. I was so dissapointed that they didn't. -gyps I think the music is probably copywrited so they couldn't. . .but I don't know. *shrugs* |
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Post by gypsy on Feb 11, 2004 15:36:39 GMT -5
They spent $14 million on the entire show! What's paying a bit more royalties to these big broadway bigshots anyways? *grumblegrumble*
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Post by Cate on Feb 11, 2004 15:39:25 GMT -5
They spent $14 million on the entire show! What's paying a bit more royalties to these big broadway bigshots anyways? *grumblegrumble* -gyps Money is money and Wicked opened to mixed reviews...maybe they were worried about it flopping and just didn't feel like spending more...or they didn't want to make it too corney (even though I wouldn't have thought it was). |
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Post by ChancetoFly on Feb 11, 2004 15:56:22 GMT -5
With the amount of money they poured into it, if it flopped it wouldda rivaled Dance of the Vampires for the amount of money it lost.
Good thing is didn't though!
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Post by gypsy on Feb 11, 2004 15:59:34 GMT -5
Of course it won't flop. Don't SAY things like that!
Oof! Back on topic!
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Post by Cate on Feb 11, 2004 16:01:13 GMT -5
Of course it won't flop. Don't SAY things like that! Oof! Back on topic! -gyps Hun, I don't think we have to worry about it being a flop. It is the hottest ticket in town, being sold out almost a month in advance for weekend shows. |
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Post by Elphie on Feb 11, 2004 16:10:09 GMT -5
Meh who cares about the reviews? Lots of stuff had crappy reviews and became hits, like Phantom! Just goes to show you that critics don't really influence audiences as much as the media thinks they do- word of mouth is still more credible than some newspaper reporter  |
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Post by ChancetoFly on Feb 11, 2004 16:11:06 GMT -5
I was speaking in hypotheticals. About the floppiness of it all. There's definitely "a celebration throughout Oz" about the show.
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Post by Cate on Feb 11, 2004 16:13:04 GMT -5
I was speaking in hypotheticals. About the floppiness of it all. There's definitely "a celebration throughout Oz" about the show. Heck yeah! w00t for Wicked. And we're back on topic *cackles* |
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Post by Elphie on Feb 11, 2004 16:16:34 GMT -5
Heck yeah! w00t for Wicked. And we're back on topic *cackles* Great to know you're taking your mod duties so seriously  I really gotta start following your example... hee hee and I'm supposed to be the Ama here |
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Post by Nancy on Feb 11, 2004 17:07:41 GMT -5
My gay boy friend was BAWLING at the end of " Defying Gravity"...BAWLING!!! Hey, I don't blame him, I was too. My mom is usually the one who cries at everything so when the curtain went down and the lights came on and she saw me, I didn't hear the end of it for days |
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Post by Nancy on Feb 11, 2004 17:09:59 GMT -5
Morrible: "He didn't mention you. A slight gulch." I laughed at this line. I will admit it. I kept waiting for someone to call Elphie Elmira as a mistake or something... What part was the gulch line from? I don't remember that one.. |
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Post by gypsy on Feb 11, 2004 17:11:12 GMT -5
When Elphie first goes to Shiz with Nessa, and she says something ike "I'm the other one, her sister." Or something. "I'm beautifully tragic."
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Post by Cate on Feb 11, 2004 17:21:04 GMT -5
What part was the gulch line from? I don't remember that one.. Elphaba: Madame Morrible, we have not recieved our room assignment. Morrible: Oh, the governor made his concern about your sister's well-being quite apparent, so I thought it best she share my compartment, where I can assist her as needed. Elphaba: Oh, but I've always looked after my sister. Nessa: Elphaba...shh! Morrible: He didn't mention you. A slight gulch. Not to fret, not to fret. We'll find some place to put you. |
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