#1
Posted: 12/21/05 at 7:57am
It was cheap and I decided I should get it. I shockingly enough have never seen the movie (though I have often been told how dreadful it is) though after hearing the soundtrack... aye curumba!
It sounded like they where going to start breakdancing in the "I Hope I Get It" opening number. Breakdancing with a disco beat...
The poor girls who was singing "At the Ballet" was so bland... it was like they was singing about period pain, then actually something incredibly important and central to their life.
Lets not even talk about "Suprise, Suprise" which would be something I'd expect A-ha (God, I am showing my age) to sing.
"Nothing" is it just me, or the way Diana (well whoever played Diana)... it sounded like the way a first grade teacher would sing to her class... very Romper Roomish. Actually she wasn't really that bad, just the way she sang it made me giggle.
Saying that, I kinda of like how they presented "One". I always thought they sounded way to professional on the OBCR and there just wasn't enough for me to distinguish it from the "One (Finalé)" (yeah a few more bells and whistles in terms of music, but they actually sounded to good in the first "One" all the same in the OBCR).
It sounded like they where going to start breakdancing in the "I Hope I Get It" opening number. Breakdancing with a disco beat...
The poor girls who was singing "At the Ballet" was so bland... it was like they was singing about period pain, then actually something incredibly important and central to their life.
Lets not even talk about "Suprise, Suprise" which would be something I'd expect A-ha (God, I am showing my age) to sing.
"Nothing" is it just me, or the way Diana (well whoever played Diana)... it sounded like the way a first grade teacher would sing to her class... very Romper Roomish. Actually she wasn't really that bad, just the way she sang it made me giggle.
Saying that, I kinda of like how they presented "One". I always thought they sounded way to professional on the OBCR and there just wasn't enough for me to distinguish it from the "One (Finalé)" (yeah a few more bells and whistles in terms of music, but they actually sounded to good in the first "One" all the same in the OBCR).
Updated On: 12/21/05 at 07:57 AM
