#3126
Posted: 11/7/14 at 4:43pm
new 30-second spot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JORnLO0OhxE&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JORnLO0OhxE&feature=youtu.be
Into the Woods Official Movie Thread — Page 126
#3127
Posted: 11/7/14 at 5:53pm
Honestly, the 30-second spot was better put together than the final trailer. Obsessed!!
#3128
Posted: 11/7/14 at 8:21pm
LOL. I love Youtube comments.
The effects look great, the makeup looks great... agh, but the music. I'm not on-principle opposed to musicals. But yikes, that opening chorus sounds like something from a High School play. And Meryl Streep (?!!) doesn't characterize her singing when made up as an ugly old hag? The music ALL sounded like it ruins the whole.
That's just judging on this snippet, of course.?
The effects look great, the makeup looks great... agh, but the music. I'm not on-principle opposed to musicals. But yikes, that opening chorus sounds like something from a High School play. And Meryl Streep (?!!) doesn't characterize her singing when made up as an ugly old hag? The music ALL sounded like it ruins the whole.
That's just judging on this snippet, of course.?
#3129
Posted: 11/7/14 at 8:32pm
I'm actually not at all surprised by that comment, LJay. "Stay With Me" is instantly emotionally resonant - it's just such an exquisite song - you don't need the full context to appreciate it and I think it's one of the reasons it works so well in the second half of the trailer. I would not say the same is true of the title song/prologue. It's so sing-songy and nursery rhyme'ish. I know that's obviously intentional. And I know that it's deceptively simple. I get that. In the context of the show, when you hear it, it's enormously effective. But hearing just a snippet of it, out of context, it probably seems - how do I put this? - less than sophisticated. That tiny snippet doesn't allow you to appreciate the sly wit and subtle shades of darkness that a full performance of the song does. In other words, I don't think it's effective out of its full context. But, it's the title song, I guess you have to use it.
Updated On: 11/7/14 at 08:32 PM
#3130
Posted: 11/7/14 at 8:37pm
The general population is funny about musicals anyway. They complain that they don't understand why people would sing spontaneously yet they go gaga over a man in an iron suit or a scientist who turns green when he's angry.
#3131
Posted: 11/7/14 at 11:28pm
People are for entertainment. Entertain and people will watch. Singing or not.
It's not just Marvel (who has saved Hollywood from its own self destruction).
It's not just Marvel (who has saved Hollywood from its own self destruction).
#3132
Posted: 11/8/14 at 12:01am
Loved the commercial. Lilla Crawford's "Into the Woods to Grandmother's house" was spot-on.
#3133
Posted: 11/8/14 at 1:26am
I recall asking a friend if he had seen the SWEENEY TODD movie and his response was something along the lines of "it was pretty good, but it would have been better without the pesky songs."
Keeping BroadwayWorld Illustrated
#3134
Posted: 11/8/14 at 4:04am
Yeah, I had a friend who said that Sweeney Todd would have been so much better if Danny Elfman had done the music. She's dead now.
#3135
Posted: 11/8/14 at 5:14pm
Wow, I really liked that TV Spot!
Lila Crawford sounds really good!
And, the main highlight of the spot was the glimpses we got of Last Midnight! The effects for that scene look great. And, it seems from what we've seen on that specific part, we got a glimpse of when Meryl shushed them. And, it seems she's singing on top of a hill the ground created (?) and it seems like it's right around the part she's singing "And Booooom CRUNCH!". A glimpse of this was in the full trailer also.
Lila Crawford sounds really good!
And, the main highlight of the spot was the glimpses we got of Last Midnight! The effects for that scene look great. And, it seems from what we've seen on that specific part, we got a glimpse of when Meryl shushed them. And, it seems she's singing on top of a hill the ground created (?) and it seems like it's right around the part she's singing "And Booooom CRUNCH!". A glimpse of this was in the full trailer also.
#3136
Posted: 11/8/14 at 5:19pm
The snippet of the Witch on the mountain looked amazing. I watched that specific part a few times because it looked incredible. I'm excited people!!
#3137
Posted: 11/8/14 at 5:19pm
Also, the official Disney awards campaign page for this film is up!
http://waltdisneystudiosawards.com/#/into-the-woods
They are campaigning the movie in the following categories:
BEST PICTURE
John DeLuca, p.g.a.
Rob Marshall, p.g.a.
Marc Platt, p.g.a.
BEST DIRECTOR
Rob Marshall
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
James Lapine
Based on the Musical by
Stephen Sondheim and
James Lapine
Music and Lyrics by
Stephen Sondheim
BEST ACTOR
James Corden
BEST ACTRESS
Emily Blunt
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Chris Pine
Johnny Depp
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Meryl Streep
Anna Kendrick
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Dion Beebe, ACS, ASC
BEST FILM EDITING
Wyatt Smith
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
Production Designer
Dennis Gassner
Set Decorator
Anna Pinnock
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
Colleen Atwood
BEST MAKEUP & HAIRSTYLING
Peter Swords King
J. Roy Helland
BEST SOUND MIXING
Mike Prestwood Smith
Michael Keller
John Casali
BEST SOUND EDITING
Renée Tondelli
Blake Leyh
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Matt Johnson
Stefano Pepin
Christian Irles
http://waltdisneystudiosawards.com/#/into-the-woods
They are campaigning the movie in the following categories:
BEST PICTURE
John DeLuca, p.g.a.
Rob Marshall, p.g.a.
Marc Platt, p.g.a.
BEST DIRECTOR
Rob Marshall
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
James Lapine
Based on the Musical by
Stephen Sondheim and
James Lapine
Music and Lyrics by
Stephen Sondheim
BEST ACTOR
James Corden
BEST ACTRESS
Emily Blunt
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Chris Pine
Johnny Depp
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Meryl Streep
Anna Kendrick
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Dion Beebe, ACS, ASC
BEST FILM EDITING
Wyatt Smith
BEST PRODUCTION DESIGN
Production Designer
Dennis Gassner
Set Decorator
Anna Pinnock
BEST COSTUME DESIGN
Colleen Atwood
BEST MAKEUP & HAIRSTYLING
Peter Swords King
J. Roy Helland
BEST SOUND MIXING
Mike Prestwood Smith
Michael Keller
John Casali
BEST SOUND EDITING
Renée Tondelli
Blake Leyh
BEST VISUAL EFFECTS
Matt Johnson
Stefano Pepin
Christian Irles
#3138
Posted: 11/8/14 at 5:52pm
Guess that means the new song won't be in the credits.
#3139
Posted: 11/8/14 at 6:09pm
I don't think a new song titled "She'll be Back," which is likely linked to a very specific moment in the film, would be a very good song to play over the credits anyway.
#3140
Posted: 11/8/14 at 6:17pm
A tiny bit surprised that the new song is not in consideration, but yet after the new song "Suddenly" from the LES MISERABLES movie came and how much a lot of fans hated that song for slowing down the film; I guess I can see why "She'll Be Back" is not in the film at all.
But any new Sondheim song is still interesting to listen. In the end I'm glad that Disney is caring about this film for awards consideration.
But any new Sondheim song is still interesting to listen. In the end I'm glad that Disney is caring about this film for awards consideration.
Updated On: 11/8/14 at 06:17 PM
#3141
Posted: 11/8/14 at 6:35pm
Pretty sure Josh Groban is doing the song for the credits.
#3142
Posted: 11/8/14 at 6:37pm
Is there any recording of "Rainbows" online? Someone posted it months ago but I can't find it anymore.
#3143
Posted: 11/8/14 at 8:37pm
^If you have Spotify,
It's on the Marry Me A Little new cast recording with Lauren Molina.
It's on the Marry Me A Little new cast recording with Lauren Molina.
#3144
Posted: 11/8/14 at 8:48pm
I think Interstellar is going to eclipse most of this award season's competition, I hope there's some chance left for Into the Woods.
#3145
Posted: 11/8/14 at 8:53pm
She's dead now.
I'm your alibi baby- No Worries!
I'm your alibi baby- No Worries!
#3146
Posted: 11/8/14 at 8:57pm
I think ITW may beat Interstellar or "eclipse" in some noms!
Costume Design
Hair and Makeup
Sound Mixing (I hear it wasn't that good for Interstellar)
Also, as far as acting noms Woods' main noms go in the actress categories where it's best bet is Ms. Streep in supporting (for the Oscars), and Streep and Blunt (maybe) for Best Actress C/M, where Interstellar would not be a threat...
ITW is a big threat this season, many Awards Season predictiors and forecasters are thinking ITW may do well...so we shall see
@ShakinBaconGirl
http://milkywhiteismybestfriend.tumblr.com/post/56434513920/i-actually-did-like-it-though-a-bit-awkward-at
Costume Design
Hair and Makeup
Sound Mixing (I hear it wasn't that good for Interstellar)
Also, as far as acting noms Woods' main noms go in the actress categories where it's best bet is Ms. Streep in supporting (for the Oscars), and Streep and Blunt (maybe) for Best Actress C/M, where Interstellar would not be a threat...
ITW is a big threat this season, many Awards Season predictiors and forecasters are thinking ITW may do well...so we shall see
@ShakinBaconGirl
http://milkywhiteismybestfriend.tumblr.com/post/56434513920/i-actually-did-like-it-though-a-bit-awkward-at
Updated On: 11/8/14 at 08:57 PM
#3147
Posted: 11/8/14 at 9:31pm
I hope your right. I want all movie musicals out there to have a chance to thrive and be successful so we get more. :)
#3148
Posted: 11/8/14 at 9:48pm
From someone who saw screening on another forum (Awards Watch Forum):
"Well, here Blunt is the clear lead and she nails it. So does Streep. But, for me, some of the most enjoyment came from watching Tracey Ullman, maybe because I haven't seen her around lately, but she is marvelous in this. Also, it is quite fitting and appropriate that they got kids (so I hope people stop complaining about it) to play Riding Hood and Jack-they do something amazingly touching in this movie that they otherwise could not have done if they were older. (Will not give details-but it is my favorite scene in the movie)
Oh, and we obviously heard Streep sing in the past, but she is so much better here!"
Now, the scene regarding Red and Jack the poster above (msubio) mentioned is obviously No One is Alone (I think...)
@Starship
SAME! I've been pausing it over and over again!! I'm curious as to what lyric she is singing...it seems like she's really belting about a long note, so I'm wondering if it's the "LAAAST", or the "BOOOM", or the "CRUUUNCH!" I'm really excited and the cast sounds wonderful...I was very pleased from what I've heard from Emily Blunt!
"I hope your right. I want all movie musicals out there to have a chance to thrive and be successful so we get more. :)"
Don't we all!
"Well, here Blunt is the clear lead and she nails it. So does Streep. But, for me, some of the most enjoyment came from watching Tracey Ullman, maybe because I haven't seen her around lately, but she is marvelous in this. Also, it is quite fitting and appropriate that they got kids (so I hope people stop complaining about it) to play Riding Hood and Jack-they do something amazingly touching in this movie that they otherwise could not have done if they were older. (Will not give details-but it is my favorite scene in the movie)
Oh, and we obviously heard Streep sing in the past, but she is so much better here!"
Now, the scene regarding Red and Jack the poster above (msubio) mentioned is obviously No One is Alone (I think...)
@Starship
SAME! I've been pausing it over and over again!! I'm curious as to what lyric she is singing...it seems like she's really belting about a long note, so I'm wondering if it's the "LAAAST", or the "BOOOM", or the "CRUUUNCH!" I'm really excited and the cast sounds wonderful...I was very pleased from what I've heard from Emily Blunt!
"I hope your right. I want all movie musicals out there to have a chance to thrive and be successful so we get more. :)"
Don't we all!
#3149
Posted: 11/8/14 at 9:49pm
Thank you much for the link, Showface. But I caution you to not buy too much into what the "award predictors" are saying. The critics have not reviewed the film yet and many have not seen the finished product. Currently it's not really in the running to get one of the 10 spots for the Academy Awards, but who knows after people actually see it. But anyway, thanks for the link :)
#3150
Posted: 11/8/14 at 9:53pm
You are welcome! Also, no one's really predicting it for BP, but for the tech and art noms (Costume, Production, etc.) based on what we have seen.
TBH, I don't see TW getting a BP nom; I may LOVE it, but the show IMO, is an accquired taste. When ITW first premiered it got very negative reviews....I hope the same does not happen for the film, just because some people "don't get it"
TBH, I don't see TW getting a BP nom; I may LOVE it, but the show IMO, is an accquired taste. When ITW first premiered it got very negative reviews....I hope the same does not happen for the film, just because some people "don't get it"
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