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Day 13 – Your least favorite song
“Let It Go” from Frozen (2013)
It was symbolic in the movie. I downloaded it on my phone. Now, I can’t stand to listen to it. Idina Menzel is a good singer, don’t get me wrong. But give me a song from Wicked any day. Not this.
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Agreed! Not a bad song, but it had its time.
Exactly!
Honestly, I’ve only ever heard the song once in its entirety – the one time I watched “Frozen.”
Well, that, & my Dad keeps singing a line from it when I tell him to let something that’s irking him go.
I’m so there with you on “Wicked,” though!! SO GOOD!!!
Are you a fan of musicals?
Hahahahahah!
I love Wicked!
I do like musicals – I’ve seen several Broadway and off-Broadway productions.
That’s awesome!! Did you watch the televised version of Rent that aired recently? It was fantastic!!
No, I didn’t. I stay far, far away from the televised versions. I was thoroughly entertained by the commentary on Facebook, though. I’m glad you enjoyed it!
What did the commentary say? I’ve been a Rent fan since the beginning (Yeah, I’m pulling the “hipster” card LOL) – the only thing that I found interesting about the show was that the guy who played Roger broke his foot in the second to last scene, so they played a pre-taped version up to the last scene & worked around poor Roger with his broken foot!
I’ve found that the televised versions are actually quite good. I was skeptical at first (yeah, I’m a purist… hipster kid that I am today lol), but I’ve watched The Rocky Horror Picture Show & Rent & they were really good.
I could list my credentials for judging musicals, if it would give my defensive position more credit. LMFAO 🤣 🤣 🤣
The commentary was how awful it was. I think many of my friends have disliked the live versions of these productions, so that’s probably why.
I hear about poor Roger!
Haters be hatin’, as they say. LOL
The fellow playing Angel had a sore throat, that would by my only complaint. Otherwise, the actors were engaging, talented, on point, & very good.
I don’t know why people take issue with these live TV performances. They’re only different from seeing the plays on stage, as they were written to be seen, by the fact that a camera gives visuals you’d otherwise miss.
Also, no jerk’s phone goes off & no one is trying to film it to sell later. LOL
That’s good to hear!
I agree regarding the phones. So annoying!
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