Or hell, do a whole season on something that specific! You could make a few seasons of notable biopics of Presidents that way :)
Or hell, do a whole season on something that specific! You could make a few seasons of notable biopics of Presidents that way :)
"I am the President of the United States of America…
THE LION KING is the first clear memory I have of getting, as a kid, a line on another level: Scar, saying "I'm a King, I can do whatever I want!" - just as Simba did when he was an immature kid.
I consider him mediocre. I liked the score of AVENUE Q a whole lot in high school, but BOOK OF MORMON is *very* mediocre, musically, and I haven't listened to the FROZEN songs more than once. ("Let It Go" has always sounded like ice-skating music to me.) An EGOT, like all awards, doesn't guarantee quality.
No one really knows how the game is played / The art of the trade / How "DADDY WOULD YOU LIKE SOME SAUSAGE" gets made…
(raises hand) Jonas would be a ball to play!
(Actually, the more I extend this metaphor, the more I think… Disney/Marvel would be the ones to go with people like Robert Lopez or Tom Kitt: Well-meaning mediocrity.
"Jason Robert Brown? Close the door on your way out.
Meanwhile, Warner Brothers will hire Frank Wildhorn to run the WBniverse.
"Cats is a dog!"
Cautiously optimistic, too - but count me as impressed that, a few years ago, he wrote a new song about his "Is Stephen Sondheim God?" status, called "God" - and it was damn excellent. Self-deprecating and emotionally ambivalent in just the right way.
One of his worst songs, sadly. Doesn't hold up outside the movie.
Breaking News: Superman joins Bill Clinton campaign, has to have a few things explained
And now, for some reason, I want a rap version of that song, freestyled all the way.
Random tangent: HOLY COW REBEL WILSON IS THIRTY-SIX
(sees negative reviews)
Exactly, I thought Ledger's Joker was basically a nowhere man who makes up his past for the sake of convenience.
From @aedwardslevy (Ariel Edwards-Levy):
This is fucking sickening.
The only thing that's glaringly wrong with THE MUMMY: The I-think-two scenes with Brendan Fraser's pilot friend. Comes out of *nowhere*, and a completely unnecessary distraction from the story.