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#26

re: Wicked vs Lionking

Posted: 1/17/05 at 8:34pm

I'm not a huge fan of Wicked, but I'm just glad to see that I am not the only one who thinks the Lion King is crap.
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#27

re: Wicked vs Lionking

Posted: 1/17/05 at 8:44pm

i think opposite. I see wicked and lionking totally on a different level. I would say Lion King is more superior.

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#28

re: Wicked vs Lionking

Posted: 1/17/05 at 9:26pm

both of them have amazing sets, although the effects for lion king are probably more...intricate than wicked...but overall i'd definitely have to say wicked

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#29

It is hard to compare the two. I really liked The Lion King but I LOVED Wicked. I guess I would pick Wicked. TLK's costumes were amazing! I also really liked the choreography. The show as a whole was good.

I'm partial to Wicked. It's my favorite of all the shows I've seen.

#30

re: Wicked vs Lionking

Posted: 1/17/05 at 10:09pm

I hope to go into costume designing, so I have to admire the costume work in The Lion King, but other than that, its just a reproduction of the movie. It would be cheaper to just stay at home and watch the movie.

I would say Wicked is stronger in the departments of acting and music, but Lion King is a fabulous visual spectacle.

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#31

re: Wicked vs Lionking

Posted: 1/18/05 at 3:48am

I prefer The Lion King. I've never seen the Broadway company, but the actors in the tour that I saw (except for a couple of the principals who were excellent) were nothing to write home about. But, it's beautiful to look at and has a wonderful story and music.

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#32

re: Wicked vs Lionking

Posted: 1/18/05 at 5:11pm

There's a difference between the two? :-O

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#33

re: Wicked vs Lionking

Posted: 1/18/05 at 8:30pm

The two shows are completely different. Wicked is a better show with a better story, but Lion King is definatley not crap! They are both totally original and can't really be compared overall. except in very specific subdivisions of the musicals, ,mainly because like i said earlier they are both highly original.

#34

re: Wicked vs Lionking

Posted: 1/18/05 at 9:39pm

WICKED - 9 out of 10
LION KING 2 out of 10

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#35

re: Wicked vs Lionking

Posted: 1/18/05 at 9:47pm

Thanks, I was kidding.

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#36

re: Wicked vs Lionking

Posted: 1/18/05 at 10:33pm

ummm definitely wicked, i am a huge fan of wicked...but i heard lion king's look was cool...but not the show itself...i don't know...wicked has more of a plot...i guess u could say.

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