In the grand scheme of how many things could've gone wrong with this movie, I don't think the placement of what's probably the most universal song in the score (and one that doesn't forward the plot so much as the rest do) would really be such a travesty. You've got to think about weighing the placement of ONE song and the overall integrity of the story... and honestly, I can't really see how the movement of it, especially that song, would be so much going against "staying true" to the show. And, because the singing of SoL in the show isn't really a part of the plot, had it been left where it was, the only thing I could see it doing was being played in the background. I think it's great that they kept that arrangement, for a couple of really personal reasons, and think it might be a good way to introduce the film, given the "message," etc. By filming it with the same staging, actors in the same ORDER, mind you (I'm pretty sure), I think that's another facet of "staying true." But, if it's not in its original place, I'd imagine that it would have something to do with the fact that it's a pause in the plot, which... isn't going to fly on film.
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Updated On: 6/2/05 at 11:42 PM