I can't be the only one who likes musicals, right? So recommend some, please.
Cannibal: The Musical.
I haven't seen much other than clips but I heard great things
I hear Evil Dead the Musical was good, though that was a play :\
Off the top of my head, The Little Shop of Horrors movie is pretty great, as is the movie version of Hedwig. Legally Blonde the Musical is well worth watching (and my personal favorite musical, along with the aforementioned two) as well. (You can check out a free licensed video of it
here.)
(01-31-2009, 01:36 PM)Metal Lemur Solid link Wrote: [ -> ]I hear Evil Dead the Musical was good, though that was a play :\
Plays don't count unless there is a DVD of the performance.
Homos?
(01-31-2009, 01:31 PM)Chooly link Wrote: [ -> ]Cannibal: The Musical.
On a similar note (geddit?), South Park and Team America are the two best musicals ever made.
Actually, I lied: Aladdin.
The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Sweeney Todd?
(01-31-2009, 01:46 PM)Arnies Right Bicep link Wrote: [ -> ]Homos?
[quote author=Chooly link=topic=2249.msg64293#msg64293 date=1233426661]
Cannibal: The Musical.
On a similar note (geddit?), South Park and Team America are the two best musicals ever made.
Actually, I lied: Aladdin.
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QFT Disney was doing it right in the 90s
(01-31-2009, 01:48 PM)Chooly link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Arnie's Right Bicep link=topic=2249.msg64304#msg64304 date=1233427617]
Homos?
[quote author=Chooly link=topic=2249.msg64293#msg64293 date=1233426661]
Cannibal: The Musical.
On a similar note (geddit?), South Park and Team America are the two best musicals ever made.
Actually, I lied: Aladdin.
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QFT Disney was doing it right in the 90s
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Disney needs to drop the crappy 3D movies (not disney/pixar) and start doing some awesome cartoon musicals. Recently saw mulan again, just great.
(01-31-2009, 01:50 PM)Ye Salty Karth link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Chooly link=topic=2249.msg64307#msg64307 date=1233427738]
[quote author=Arnie's Right Bicep link=topic=2249.msg64304#msg64304 date=1233427617]
Homos?
[quote author=Chooly link=topic=2249.msg64293#msg64293 date=1233426661]
Cannibal: The Musical.
On a similar note (geddit?), South Park and Team America are the two best musicals ever made.
Actually, I lied: Aladdin.
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QFT Disney was doing it right in the 90s
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Disney needs to drop the crappy 3D movies (not disney/pixar) and start doing some awesome cartoon musicals. Recently saw mulan again, just great.
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Retroforcego! Dinseny episode reminded me how much I love those
I'm not into musicals at all... I prefer some real theatre...
(01-31-2009, 02:10 PM)ainmosni link Wrote: [ -> ]I'm not into musicals at all... I prefer some real theatre...
Not everyone lives in a major metropolitan area, unfortunately.
(01-31-2009, 01:48 PM)Ye Salty Karth link Wrote: [ -> ]The Nightmare Before Christmas?
Sweeney Todd?
Seen 'em.
I think later I'll post what I've seen, and maybe micro-reviews.
(01-31-2009, 02:31 PM)Honest link Wrote: [ -> ]http://www.drhorrible.com/mushortio.html
Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along blog. Site blocks non-US IP's, so torrent it if you're out of the country. Seriously worth the 40 minutes.
Saw it last summer when it was released, watched it again last month, and ordered the dvd last week. Neil Patrick Harris is incredible. He is great on the
Assassins 2004 soundtrack, I wish there was a DVD of that performance.
My list of musicals (in no particular order), just in case anyone else is looking for something to watch...
It's been a while since I've seen some of these, so my recollections might be a bit off.
Sweeney Todd: Very good, not great. The actors all do a very capable job considering they aren't trained singers, and Sondheim's songs are great. It's very Tim Burton, which could be a good or a bad thing depending on how you feel about him.
Hairspray: Surprisingly good fun, especially considering how wholesome it is.
Dr. Horrible: AWESOME.
Moulin Rouge: Pretty good. Cool songs. Would have been much better without the ADD editing.
8 Women: Excellent, but probably not for everyone.
West Side Story: Classic must-watch. It's got same lame bits and some dated elements, but also some really great numbers.
Rocky Horror Picture Show: Everyone's seen it. If you haven't, you're gay. No really.
Across the Universe: Attractive, talented people singing Beatles songs. I loved it.
The Producers: Great. Yes, it's technically a remake of the classic non-musical Producers, but it totally stands on it own. Uma Thurman is hawt. The whole movie is fuckin' hilarious. I'd recommend it even if you're not really a musical fan. Anyone can appreciate a song called Springtime for Hitler.
...more later maybe. Or not.
(01-31-2009, 03:21 PM)fyre link Wrote: [ -> ]Rocky Horror Picture Show: Everyone's seen it. If you haven't, you're gay. No really.
In that case, you'll really like Hedwig, very similar campy style.
(01-31-2009, 04:23 PM)Geoff link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Honest link=topic=2249.msg64336#msg64336 date=1233430281]
http://www.drhorrible.com/mushortio.html
Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along blog. Site blocks non-US IP's, so torrent it if you're out of the country. Seriously worth the 40 minutes.
proxy?
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I dunno how to internets. D: Just watch it, then touch yourself. Then watch it while touching yourself.
I feel the need to mention The Wall and Interstella 5555.
Neither are musicals in the original sense, but technically "musical movies".