Profile for Kiddo

Oh my word, indeed! I'll have to make my sarcasm much more pronounced in the future.

We can't blame her for being impressed, people... she must have been blown away by the lip-syncing prowess of the cast members. I mean, they look like they're actually SINGING out there... without recordings... Could it be? A genuine LIVE performance?! What a strange, strange, inconcievable notion for Mrs. Federline to process.

Thanks, Evelyn. I understand where you're coming from about the capabilities of different directors... I still think that there has to be a happy medium SOMEWHERE between Baz Luhrman and Columbus. I'm a Baz fan, so, in my biased little mind, I have trouble doubting his capabilities. I'm curious as to how you found Choksby's screenplay. I'd like to read it if it's somehow available.

Sorry, everyone. I never claimed to be the bearer of acurate news... just, it seems, of bad news. And, ljay, I am not the first to call Rent a classic, but I do agree with you. The show is not a classic, as it is defined, but in a way Rent is treated as one. Few shows are as highly regarded, and I guess that since Rent seems so destined to become a classic, that the tendency is to already refer to it as such. Nonetheless, I'm glad that I resurrected the topic... whatever the latest is, I'd li...

I'm not sure if there are any other threads about this, but the announcement has been made that Rent, the movie, is in pre-production, scheduled to be released during the 2005 holiday season. I initially thought that the project was very exciting... but once I heard all the rumors and buzz, I was nauseated. Not that I'm one to close my mind toward something before I see it for myself... but really... -Rent was planned to be a TV movie rather than a feature film -The movie may not include the ...