Profile for joevitus

TheatreFan4 said: "joevitus said: "I was fine with her vocals, too, but it isn't exactly out of place to criticize a non-singer being given a singing role in a musical. The essential argument "Well, Chu obviously wanted her" doesn't really address the issue.I find her voicemore frustrating on the soundrack recording than while watching the movie, for obvious reasons. Sometimes I wish producers would embrace dubbing again. Felt the same way about James Corde

TellZ said: "I do not understand the mass kvetching about Morrible's singing in this movie. She sings for all of fifteen seconds and sounds fine, they autotuned her and she's easily on par with Emma Watson in Beauty and the Beast and Uma Thurman in The Producers. And those characters had full solo songs we all had to sit through.

Clearly Chu wanted Yeoh for her acting of the role, which can be debated on its own merits."

I was fine with her vocals,

Auggie27 said: "I found his role in the second Wicked strangely truncated. But the film didn't know what to do with any of the supporting players in this second act masquerading as a sequel (and to me, the central trio could've used more interaction with other players). He has screen top at the top and then disappears, probably on the cutting room floor.

It crossed my mind that he was offered Maybe Happy Ending."

Are you suggestin

UncleCharlie said: "I get stressed about the things that matter, low income people losing their access to healthcare because they lost their subsidies or workers losing their protection from unsafe conditions in the workplacebecause OSHA's new stated policy to employers is "Do whatever the f*ck you want" or airline passengers getting screwed over from bumpings or cancelled flights because the laws requiring reasonable compensation are being trashed.

This kind

everythingtaboo said: "The biggest killer is that they're doing nothing to promote the movie. I've said it before, but once the movie came out,Tonatiuh has literrally been the sole voice keeping this name in anyone mind's. If they even put a couple of bucks into promotion, it would have at least been remembered by the Globes."

It's odd to me that it still isn't out on Blu-ray, making me wonder if they aren't going to bother. Kinda sucks, but i

Jarethan said: "I actually think Kecia Lewis is a drama queen. When Lupone asked for the volume to be lowered, she was not being racist. I have heard of Lupone being accused of a lit of things, but never racism.

While watching dramas, I have heard music from adjoining theatres in the past, and they were from not musicals that blared like HK. I actually wore ear plugs during part ofAct 2 to muffle the volume a little, since it had given me a headache. I can imagine that tha

inception said: "Bear's comments about the release schedule are interesting. Here it played last weekendwith one showing a night at 7pm at a couple cinemas. It's not anywhere this weekend, but has an afternoon showing at one Vancouver cinema next Wednesday. They went to the trouble of filming this, but didn't really seem to want to give it a wide release."

It should have been done like the Met performances--just one showing on a specific night--or release

The real question is: should he have done so? It's too late now. The movies are what they are.

Intersting that some people are already rethinking their response to the first movie.

My guess is that for most Wicked fans, the movie is likely to stand the test of time alongside the stage show. But the larger audience who were swept up in the excitement of it all will probably look back on them with a "meh" response, much as I think the

Jarethan said: "joevitus said: "Matt Rogers said: "
In all seriousness, can someone please explain what is happening here. Now this person is catfish. Yesterday she was fireplace. Before that, all sorts of names. Does she get banned and then immediately create a new name or is she just completely mentally insane and has seventeen million names floating around??"

Yes?

I am thinking that we should probably feel a little sorry

PipingHotPiccolo said: "all this chatter on whether JOH sucks as a person REALLY is missing the point. the fact (and yes it seems a fact) that he is "toxic and abrasive" has no bearing on the harshness of Japanese drug policy or the wild stupidity of anyone waltzing to a border checkpoint with illegal substances on them. if this was a story about Audra McDonald getting thrown into a Japanese prison cell for brazenly trying to smuggle drugs into the country, it should not ma

TheatreFan4 said: "joevitus said: "Somehow you think a man who is highly toxic and abrassive deserves our emotional support. That's just kinda odd."

So... you think that it's okay topotentially have someone thrown in prison for years because you personally think they're a douche? That's what's kind of odd."

It's kind of odd that you think I should have empathy for him, which is rather something different than

kdogg36 said: "joevitus said: "Because Jeremy O. Harris is a man overflowing with empathy and mercy and deserving of same?"

This thread is really not bringing out the best in people. I'll include myself in that, but I also include most of the rest of you, too."

It surely isn't brining out the best in you, as you clearly haven't read my post on what happened--as opposed to my take on people's responses--yet you're

Zeppie2022 said: ""Being sentenced, no, but someone rich and famous from outside of Japan having to fight the punitive actions (and hopefully coming out on top) is really going to be the only thing that ever moves the needle from those suffering under it on the inside. "

Paul McCartney was busted in Japanin 1980 I believe and spent a bunch of time alone in Japanese jail cell and he is a bigger name(lol) than Jeremy Harris. I think maximum sentence was around 7 ye

kdogg36 said: "Matt Rogers said: "Whether we like the laws or not, he violated Japanese law, and the fact that he has been released, when you, me, or many other mere mortals would have been sentenced to 7 years is utterly appalling."

No. The fact that my life would have been unjustlydestroyedif I were in a similar situation doesn't mean I take offense that reason prevailed in this situation. Quite the contrary, as I said above.

What is app