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Damn! It was in a lot of the press reels, that image, and I really liked it!! And at the end of the sex montage, their hands met, and I was like :'( and I assumed it was going to reprise in that image but the image never came and I was like -_-

Yeah I'm not sure why they took that out because that was one of the projections that I thought made sense to be included in all the videos used throughout the show.

The one that is awkward and needs to be changed is the one with Sam opening his mouth and them repeating that image of him four times on each moving panel on stage.

I'm positive, I specifically remember noticing it yesterday although now I don't recall what scene it was.

I need to see it again, so many images. Between the projections and the physical stage images, its overwhelming.

I remember so many bits and pieces. Like of Sam's face, but I can't remember where.

I probably just got too used to the london videos...

hahahahahaha oh I'm guessing its now common knowledge that I love spider-man? well yes. and I'm blasting it right now. When I went on wednesday night, reeve carney was there. its totally a sign. I can see myself often returning to Ghost, and taking everyone I can!

Seeing it Tuesday as well with my family. My little brother isn't a big fan of musicals ,so hoping for the best. Love the London cast album! (Excluding "More" and "Ball of Wax")

Also, does Molly sing in the new song that replaced Carl's "Life Turns On A Dime"?

In London Molly sings a bit in "Life Turns On A Dime" and it was one of my favorite verses that Molly sings in the show. I was sad they took it out in the Broadway version...

What is the new song called do you know?

On the subject of needed changes, here are my two cents:

I have no problem (ahem) suspending my disbelief about there being ghosts, a psychic who can speak to them, etc., and I very much enjoyed the effects when I saw it this past weekend. What jumped out at me though, was the projection during 'Nothing Stops Another Day'. They establish early on that the apartment is in Brooklyn, and during that song, they show the view from the window, which has the Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan skyline behind it, i.e. clearly facing west from a Brooklyn apartment. She then sings about the sun coming up, and they show a projection of a sunrise over that westward-facing scene. I realize that is not the most important artistic change to make in any given musical, but it was irksome enough to notice and write about it here. It didn't interfere with my enjoyment of the show or anything, but just thought I would lobby for my preferred change.

Agree about the suggestion to drop the "I didn't do it" shouting from the subway rap.

And may I say - I was very happy listening to Mr. Fleeshman's singing throughout - that is one lovely and powerful voice!

Davine was on for Oda Mae, but my attention kept going to Moya as one of the sisters - her acting in the background was hilarious during "Are you a believer".

I saw GHOST this past weekend and loved it. Will be going as often as I can. I was hooked from the beginning. The overture and video sequence of flying over Manhattan was enough for us to look at each other with dropped jaws. We set row A of the Mez center... which made it feel like we were literally flying. Great seats.. I recommend those seats for anyone who is looking and has the option.

My only negative was that some of the dance sequences did not make much sense. I understand the shouting of the subway guy, since the guy in the movie was just as "shouty".

It is possible that Sam could have buzzed her in as by that point Sam has learnt to move things!

Does this mean the suitcases are gone?

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