To be honest, you're contradicting yourself in your original post. For example, you said:
"so, with the rising popularity of the movies-turning-into-musicals trend, Shrek was bound to make its way to the great white way."
So taking movies and turning them into musicals is bad. But, then you said:
"but then i listened to millie, little women, and young frankenstein, so i forgave her. i am highly skeptic as to the success of the show. any other thoughts?"
You forgave Sutton after listening to her in Young Frankenstein. But, wasn't Young Frankenstein originally a movie? That must have meant that there was something reedemable in the show for Sutton to do that would make you forgive her. So how do you know you won't find something reedemable in Shrek?
You also seemed to think this was a bad idea, before considering the technical aspects, and all of the production team involved (ex.: Tesori). How could you say it was a bad idea if you only knew of the actors and other adapted versions?
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Updated On: 4/6/08 at 05:07 PM