List 'em here!
The answer is always Carrie.
HAHA, it totally is!
I didn't even think of that.
Good one Matt.
The last revival of Guys and Dolls was a flop, but previous productions have been hits and I never saw any of them. Does that fit the criteria?
Absolutely!
What about hits that didn't do well critically so people act like they're flops?
The Nature of this thread's confusing. A flop is something that's generally unsuccessful, and a hit is something that's (usually) critically + commercially successful...
The nature of this thread is sarcasm.
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Figures- this board has some of the snarkiest, bitter and unsocial behavior of any I have posted on. I asked about flops epople enjoyed- because I find that I really do enjoy many of the shows with poor word of mouth- and by the same token, I have found that many of the highly touted, commercially successful vehicles leave me cold. Sorry if you found the topic worthy of a sarcastic and parody- and I would venture to guess you are, in general, a very critical, judgmental- and basically unhappy person. Did I hit the nail on the head?
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I have no idea- but I really do not like BWAY BABY 2- can I change my moniker? I do not know how to do it if I can.
The best flop has to be the one Sonny Liston made from a hit from Ali that no one ever saw.
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ggersten - that might be a winner!
And BWAY Baby 1 or 2 or whatever, Taz is neither critical nor judgemental but a favorite of many. Perhaps you are just a sensitive soul. The thread and the content are funny. You can play in your own threads.
Carry on.
"I would venture to guess you are, in general, a very critical, judgmental- and basically unhappy person."
And I would venture that under your veneer of self-serious moralizing and pretension, you are extremely insecure about your own abilities and sensitive to even a hint of criticism, even in jest about a series of *message board posts*, and thus find yourself often finding solace in a fabricated air of victimhood, which deflects the blame off of your own insecurity and self-loathing and onto others. Did I hit the nail on the head?
Daddy's Boy!
And/or MUSICAL HUSBANDS
Spiderman 2: Too Many Spidermen!
Broadway Star Joined: 11/10/14
WOW- this message board is something. I do love Bway and talking about it- and hearing what othr people have to say- but, let me say that it takes some getting used to- lots of critical barbs, sarcasm, catty comments- okay- I can do that as good as the next- I am NYC born and raised- and am not stranger to this type of interplay- Bring it on.
"What happened to BWAY Baby1?"
She forgot her password.
I never saw it.
Thoroughly modern millie
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BWAY Baby2 - you must play on some pretty tame message boards if you think this one is snarky and critical. And I am not NYC born and raised. Go play in your other threads.
Broadway Star Joined: 11/10/14
No- I will post on any message board that I want. You go post on another board- this one will do me just fine. You sound like a wonderful person- so glad to meet you.
BWAY Baby2 - you must play on some pretty tame message boards if you think this one is snarky and critical. And I am not NYC born and raised. Go play in your other threads
I know you aren't talking to me but this board actually has a rather large reputation for being unkind and snarky. I think it depends on the day. Compared to boards like Internet movie database, this board is a haven.
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I can see why- thank you for the response- I guess I just don't operate on a very catty and sarcastic level- unless I have a good reason to. I am sure other sites are worse- though I tend to avoid unnecessary rudeness and negativity when I can. I will continue to post here- and if I find that the level is not for me- I will leave. Again, I appreciate your response.
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