Impossible2 said: "Why don't you just go to Lincoln Centre where there is no lines x"
Doesn’t it open at noon on Saturdays? My detailed agenda has me in a different part of town before and after that, and burning up valuable time to head up there and back takes away from sightseeing at other locations. The Times Square TKTS location is better suited for trying to get in-and-out quickly for ticket purchasing and stay in the part of Manhattan I’m doing my sightseeing.
TobiasRagg said: "The official trailer for Beetlejuice was released today!
https://youtu.be/KIY3Cxz37ag"
I'm not sure if I ever saw the entire film (maybe just parts of it) and I previously had no interest in this show, but this footage was surprisingly appealing to me. Although I got the impression that Alex Brightman would quickly become tiresome in it, the rest of the show looked fun.
TobiasRagg said: "The official trailer for Beetlejuice was released today!
https://youtu.be/KIY3Cxz37ag"
The trailer makes the show look MUCH better than it actually is.
bwayphreak234 said: "The trailer makes the show look MUCH better than it actually is."
Disagreed. The trailer pretty much captures the feel of the show and the experience I had.
Midnight Radio said: "YvanEhtNioj said: "Take a shot at the bar for every "I think it's horrible but the audience loved it I don't understand " comment. "
Im sorry, but this argument to undermine critique is so illegitimate. Watch a Trump rally."
Lmfao chill. No one is undermining your thoughts. I'm just saying that there's a lot of the same comment.
Swing Joined: 4/16/19
Can anyone give an updated run time with intermission?
heathkliff said: "Can anyone give an updated run time with intermission?"
Including curtain call, I clocked it at 10:35 last night.
The trailer is one of the best I’ve seen for a broadway show in a while. I think it will easily sell on that alone.
Leading Actor Joined: 1/26/08
I had a great time at this show, and the trailer just makes me want to go back after it opens.
Broadway Legend Joined: 1/30/15
That's a good trailer. In spite of all the negative word of mouth on this thread, I'm taken with the visuals and the production value.
I'm wary of the amount of tight shots in the trailer and yes, the songs don't sound very good but it looks like fun. If it makes it through the summer and I can see everything else I want to see, I might make time for this.
Featured Actor Joined: 9/16/13
Any pyrotechnics/gunshots/etc in the show?
Just wondering.
dmwnc1959 said: "As soon as anyone sees a promo code that’ll work for amid-July evening performance please post it. I’m ready to buy but not at thefull $190 price for front row balcony. This will save me from waiting in the TKTS or Rush line and being disappointed.All I’ll have to do thenis to get my afternoon matinee around 10:30 when the TKTS linedies down and head out for my birthday lunch at Junior’s and a free slice of cheesecake. :)"
Keep in mind that if you bought from TKTS previously on your trip you can just show your TKTS ticket subsequently and they’ll move you to front of the line. I hope that helps and have a great time!
Watched the trailer. Nope, don’t think this one is for me. As opposed to Spongebob, which the more I saw the more I wanted to see it, this has the exact opposite effect on me.
Featured Actor Joined: 4/16/07
Can anyone give an updated run time with intermission?
Felt like six hours, thirteen minutes. Jesus Christmas, this thing wouldn't end. I did sample again after an awful DC sampling of the whole Beetle. No better. Perhaps worse really. Honestly. I am losing faith that Timbers has another good one in him. BLOODY BLOODY may have been the anomaly?
Just watched this cold (barely remember the movie) and my friends and I enjoyed it. Scenic design was great and from entering the doors I just felt like I was in a different world.
I was surprised that I liked it despite all the negative reviews on here. Sure, I barely remember any of the songs but I was definitely entertained.
Here's the trailer again embedded on here:
Updated On: 4/16/19 at 11:18 PM
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/24/14
RumTumJM said: "Any pyrotechnics/gunshots/etc in the show?
Just wondering."
Yes to pyrotechnics, a few flash and bang effects. Lots of strobes and smoke/haze.
So, to those who have seen both...
How does this compare to Warner Bros.'s recent Charlie and the Chocolate Factory West-End transfer from 2017?
Edit: I say transfer, but god knows both versions were so drastically different from one another. I am talking about the actual Broadway mounting of it, for clarification.
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/24/14
We really enjoyed this, it's this years Spongebob. Lots of fluff,very little substance, but a ton of fun. The movie (which I did not enjoy) this is not.
DiscoCrows said: "So, to those who have seen both...
How does this compare to Warner Bros.'s recentCharlie and the Chocolate FactoryWest-End transfer from 2017?"
Beetlejuice is practically Hamilton compared with Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The Broadway version of that show was the pits.
DiscoCrows said: "So, to those who have seen both...
How does this compare to Warner Bros.'s recentCharlie and the Chocolate FactoryWest-End transfer from 2017?
Edit: I say transfer, but god knows both versions were so drastically different from one another. I am talking about the actual Broadway mounting of it, for clarification."
Beetlejuice is a masterpiece compared the atrocious train wreck that was Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
Ugh...I am so nervous about seeing this tonight (my son's pick) from these comments! Trying to keep an open mind!
dramamama611 said: "Ugh...I am so nervous about seeing this tonight (my son's pick) from these comments! Trying to keep an open mind!
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Enjoy! I was nervous too when I saw it last night but I had low expectations and I ended up enjoying it. It was entertaining and you don't even have to think. No it's not groundbreaking but the set/scenic design is definitely wow. Made me feel like I was in a different world (similar to when I entered the set of Spongebob and Great comet.) If there's a Tony award this show can win it's scenic design. David Korins did a great job!
Featured Actor Joined: 9/16/13
brdway411 said: "RumTumJM said: "Any pyrotechnics/gunshots/etc in the show?
Just wondering."
Yes to pyrotechnics, a few flash and bang effects. Lots of strobes and smoke/haze."
Any of it particularly startling/jarring?
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/24/14
RumTumJM said: "brdway411 said: "RumTumJM said: "Any pyrotechnics/gunshots/etc in the show?
Just wondering."
Yes to pyrotechnics, a few flash and bang effects. Lots of strobes and smoke/haze."
Any of it particularly startling/jarring?
"
I didn't think so, the acts begin abruptly with strobes flashing, but most of the pyrotechnics are pretty well telegraphed. It's not like the Bodyguard (we saw it in London). That started with a gunshot and a blackout. Scared the crap out of us.
Broadway Legend Joined: 2/24/14
dramamama611 said: "Ugh...I am so nervous about seeing this tonight (my son's pick) from these comments! Trying to keep an open mind!
"
Think Spongebob. It's not ground breaking, but it is just stupid fun. The sets are over the top. Definitely an Alex Timbers show (tons of lighting). I was expecting a total train wreck and had a smile on my face most of the show, and had quite a few LOL moments. I enjoyed the show more than the movie.
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