The Official Adam Pascal Love Thread, part three — Page 529

my only big complaint is the people IN the theatre, not the theatre itself.


Yeah, them too. Example: When I saw Rent in Union Square, there wer elots of fangirls out. One scream "I LOVE YOU WILSON!" when she saw Wilson J's name on the screen. Then there was the other group, chattering on about how Eye-dina is such a better actress than Kristin Chenoweth, etc.

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We used to drive down to Florida every March break to visit my Grandma who had a house down there (I guess this is pretty much where my name comes from and my love of sunshine). Anyway, it was a day and a half trip and my dad would usually play showtunes. We listened to Phantom, Joseph, Tommy, and Les Mis (which got turned down during Master of the House). Then when I was ten there was this program in Toronto with Phantom of the Opera and music programs in elementary schools, so I got to go see that, and from then on I was hooked. I actually gave my dad the CD versions of our tapes for Christmas this year.

I go to a ton of movies in theaters, but that's mainly because it's one of the only things to do around here. During the semester I don't really have time, but on breaks I do a lot of catching up.

Oh yeah, I'm sure my dad thinks he's created a monster.

Wow, in that case I'm glad that all the times I went to see it at Union Square were on weekday afternoons when all of the fangirl types were probably at school and I was the youngest person in the theater.

Haha... it was a Thursday afternoon. It was during the holiday break, though. And the sad part is, most of them seemed to be a little older than me (I'll be 17 next week). Sad, no?

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No, my mother would not like BBM too much...

Snowbird, . I wish my family were more like yours. Florida? Is your family originally from the US or did your grandparents just move there?

The last time I saw Rent, there were two high school girls sitting beside me singing along. They weren't singing loudly the whole time they kinda drifted in and out. I hate it when people sing along. When I saw my school's production of Sound of Music this guy behind me was tapping along and humming the whole time.

WRQ, that was my thought too. It makes me want to see it less. But there are those people that are I guess thrill-seekers or something that have to see it just to see because of those warnings.

I never laugh at comedy movies or TV shows when I'm alone.

"Haha... it was a Thursday afternoon. It was during the holiday break, though. And the sad part is, most of them seemed to be a little older than me (I'll be 17 next week). Sad, no?"

I think that all 3 times I saw it at Union Square were Friday afternoons when school was in session. I'm 19, and most of the people in the theater looked like they were old enough to be my grandparents, which always made me worry that I had somehow wandered in to the wrong movie. I agree with you about the sad part - people my age tend to scare me with how immature many of them can be.

As for parents and Broadway, my mom is the one who got me interested in seeing shows - her father used to take her to see Broadway shows all the time when she was a little girl, so it made her want to do the same with me. She's not a huge Broadway fan, though - she still calls cast recordings "soundtracks" and only sees a few shows a year because tickets are so expensive (when we were at the TKTS booth the other day, she was going on and on about how when she was my age, orchestra seats were 20 bucks).

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I don't think anyone knows if there's truth to it, but it's funny as all hell!

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I mean, getting someone to wipe his brow? That's on the same level of Mariah Carey forcing someone to bring the straw to her mouth rather than reaching for the cup herself.

I can't stop laughing.

Anyway. I'm sure most of you have already seen it, but I've been following that Rent Secrets community from the start and find it so amusing. I think a lot of the stuff is overly harsh and definitely on the mean side, but I guess it wouldn't be a secrets community without that.

I kinda prefer to be alone when watching comedies because I'd be a bit embarrassed if I were howling with laughter at something and the other people I was watching it with weren't laughing as much.

Heh, Page Six is usually a piece of crap (not surprising, as it's in the New York Post, which barely deserves to be called a newspaper), but that gossip item is kinda funny.
*thinks naughty thoughts about Sweaty!Adam*

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I know this topic has been discussed a lot in the past and it's completely off-topic, but I felt the need to bring it back. I just got home from dinner with a high school friend and 2 of her friends that I've never met. I would say that roughly 3/4 of the conversation revolved around partying, drinking, and getting completely trashed. Please reassure me that I am not totally weird for having absolutely no desire to participate in said actions. Maybe it's because they don't go to school in NYC, so they feel like there's nothing else to do, but they made it seem like it was so important (I mean, it was obviously worthy of 3/4 of our conversation in their minds).

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