#76
Posted: 7/13/04 at 10:32pm
There's got to be a way for her to fly.
Idina Menzel and her "flying machine" — Page 4
#77
Posted: 7/13/04 at 10:35pm
Well, flying would mean that she'd have to sit on the broom. They could have harnessed her up, but then she would've been flying -and- concentrating on making the broom look good -and- steadying herself -and- belting. OR they could have suspended the broom, and...I wouldn't trust the broom, especially because it's hollow and extremely light. I just think it would be too hard.
#78
Posted: 7/13/04 at 10:40pm
It would look awsome though. What about just having her lipsync and play a recorded track over that part of the show?
#79
Posted: 7/13/04 at 10:42pm
that just seems so...wrong, you know? Is it really worth not hearing her actually hold like the greatest note in the entire show just to see her fly?
#80
Posted: 7/13/04 at 10:46pm
I want to answer yes but deep down inside I think I would rather see her sing for real.
#81
Posted: 7/13/04 at 10:47pm
at least you're honest :)
plus, if she screws up or something, you get to go home and post on this board all about how Idina Menzel f****d up the high note in defying gravity
plus, if she screws up or something, you get to go home and post on this board all about how Idina Menzel f****d up the high note in defying gravity
#82
Posted: 7/14/04 at 7:39pm
Well, of course. I wanna see the most spectactular show I can even if there not really singing like in Disney on ice.
#83
Posted: 7/14/04 at 8:11pm
I love her flying machine, if we shall call it that. The way she waves her arms looks like she's soaring in the air. I don't think it's cheesy at all, and I would rather have her do this than fly all over the place. At least this way, we get a good look at her singing.
I'm as jumpy as a virgin at a prison rodeo!
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