#76
Posted: 5/16/07 at 7:10pm
1stly Elijah said "cement" not "semen" about what they put in his hair!!
I kinda have to agree with muscle on a few things. Oprah could have gone to see the Broadway show and caught the original movie. But how many times have we seen her at a Broadway opening? Not many. Unless it has been a black oriented show or one of her Hollywood friends is in the show. Yes, she does good things for a lot of people. And who knows, she may contribute in some way to theatre arts that we don't know about. But her focus is on Hollywood when it comes to entertainment. I actually shouted at my TV when she proclaimed that Queen Latifah was the only person who could have played the part. Yeah, I thought she was right for it, but how would Oprah know? She wasn't familiar with the show or original movie. (I have seen both)
And stressing that the girl playing Tracie worked in an Ice Cream shop was a tad bit much. She was 17 at the time! I worked in a supermarket when I was 17-18. That's what a lot of kids do! It did come across as a bit demeaning.
I have seen Michelle P. interviewed before, and she has been just as quiet as she was today.
As far as the clips we saw, I will see the movie. Not crazy about the version of "You Can't Stop the Beat" that we heard. For me, it lacks the punch of the stage version. Not too crazy with what I saw of Travolta, but want to see the entire movie. Especially for Michelle P.
Just my opinions!
I kinda have to agree with muscle on a few things. Oprah could have gone to see the Broadway show and caught the original movie. But how many times have we seen her at a Broadway opening? Not many. Unless it has been a black oriented show or one of her Hollywood friends is in the show. Yes, she does good things for a lot of people. And who knows, she may contribute in some way to theatre arts that we don't know about. But her focus is on Hollywood when it comes to entertainment. I actually shouted at my TV when she proclaimed that Queen Latifah was the only person who could have played the part. Yeah, I thought she was right for it, but how would Oprah know? She wasn't familiar with the show or original movie. (I have seen both)
And stressing that the girl playing Tracie worked in an Ice Cream shop was a tad bit much. She was 17 at the time! I worked in a supermarket when I was 17-18. That's what a lot of kids do! It did come across as a bit demeaning.
I have seen Michelle P. interviewed before, and she has been just as quiet as she was today.
As far as the clips we saw, I will see the movie. Not crazy about the version of "You Can't Stop the Beat" that we heard. For me, it lacks the punch of the stage version. Not too crazy with what I saw of Travolta, but want to see the entire movie. Especially for Michelle P.
Just my opinions!
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