#1276
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:07pm
The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part three — Page 52
#1277
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:08pm
I believe so!
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#1279
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:09pm
He's got a beautiful voice.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#1280
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:11pm
*frets* Well, if you say so, Em. But he'd better not screw it up!
#1281
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:15pm
*pat pat*
Don't fret!
I don't know much about Lestat, but vocally - gaaaah. He has one of those voices that'll put you in a trance.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
Don't fret!
I don't know much about Lestat, but vocally - gaaaah. He has one of those voices that'll put you in a trance.
#1282
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:15pm
He looks even younger in person.
#1283
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:18pm
I just...Lestat is one of my favorite fictional characters ever. I'm sure that Hugh is up to the task, but I'm going to keep worrying until the first reviews come out. You guys know what I'm talking about, it's pretty much the same deal with the RENT movie.
#1284
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:20pm
I know exactly how you feel - I was on tenterhooks for the Billy Elliot reviews too.
#1285
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:21pm
agh, that's not a fun feeling. When Chitty opened, I stayed up all night waiting and waiting for the Times review. I guess the RENT movie will be much like that, even though now I say I won't read the reviews at all!
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#1286
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:25pm
Yeah, I don't know if I'll read the reviews in my paper. The critics for the Washington Post think they're above everything and everyone else. I forgot, did Chitty get a good review from the Times?
#1287
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:26pm
Hmm, now that you mention it, I'm not sure I want to read them either, at least at first. I want to see the movie with no preconceptions other than the ones already foisted on me by annoying trailer critics.
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#1288
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:26pm
It was better than expected, I think - though most of them, aside from John Simon's, were fairly predictable. Brantley likes Raúl, though... for the most part.
I definitely won't read the reviews from my local paper - our critics are just delusional. Our theatre critic gave Brooklyn a rave, for example, and hates anything remotely intelligible. But I'll probably break down and read some!
ETA - if I do, it'll be after I see the film as well, Chloe.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
I definitely won't read the reviews from my local paper - our critics are just delusional. Our theatre critic gave Brooklyn a rave, for example, and hates anything remotely intelligible. But I'll probably break down and read some!
ETA - if I do, it'll be after I see the film as well, Chloe.
Updated On: 8/26/05 at 02:26 PM
#1289
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:28pm
Hey Em, do we have the same theatre critic?
Journal News?
Ours smashed DRS and raved about BKLYN.
Journal News?
Ours smashed DRS and raved about BKLYN.
#1290
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:28pm
Emcee, that's madness. What did he think of some of the other shows that opened this season?
Our local 'critic' said that the Phantom tour was very moving and made a few generic comments about the show and the production, some of which were incorrect. It's NOT the longest running musical of all time.
Our local 'critic' said that the Phantom tour was very moving and made a few generic comments about the show and the production, some of which were incorrect. It's NOT the longest running musical of all time.
#1291
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:30pm
Yeah, Nard. It's a different paper where I'm from, but the same guy.
He was the guy who hated hated HATED The Normal Heart, and acted like he was basically allergic to Raul. He acts like he's allergic to anything serious, but I'm drawing a blank as to the big one that generated the trouble this season.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
He was the guy who hated hated HATED The Normal Heart, and acted like he was basically allergic to Raul. He acts like he's allergic to anything serious, but I'm drawing a blank as to the big one that generated the trouble this season.
#1292
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:31pm
It soon will be, nia.
#1293
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:31pm
How could anyone be allergic to Raul? He's so viewer-friendly!
#1294
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:32pm
This is a man who gave Brooklyn a rave, Atrias. Go figure!
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#1295
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:34pm
Is this online? I haven't banged my head into enough walls today.
Thenardier, it'll be the longest on BROADWAY in January, but it still has a couple decades to go before topping The Fantasticks.
Thenardier, it'll be the longest on BROADWAY in January, but it still has a couple decades to go before topping The Fantasticks.
#1296
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:35pm
I can't seem to spell today. I've just been trotting around the board repairing posts. (sigh) I really just want to stay online chatting, but I'm very behind at work. (Big sigh) See you all later.
#1297
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:36pm
It might be... I'll look around, nia. It was... well, it made me gag.
*waves at Chloe*
A work of art is an invitation to love.
*waves at Chloe*
#1298
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:38pm
I'd feel bad for you if I didn't know what you did at work, Chloe.
What did he say about the Normal Heart? "shows should be light and bouncy"?
What did he say about the Normal Heart? "shows should be light and bouncy"?
#1299
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:39pm
They don't appear to have their reviews online, nia.
A work of art is an invitation to love.
#1300
Posted: 8/26/05 at 2:40pm
Top post on this page for his take on TNH, paraphrased:
https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessage.cfm?page=7&thread=850499&startthread=1262475&boardname=off
A work of art is an invitation to love.
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