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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Smedders wrote:
I don't wish to sound bad but I find the stage version of LM unbelievable, even thought it went on for over 3 hours.
Me and my dad have found it superb, and on Tuesday we can't wait to see what the silver screen has to offer.
I wasn't slagging the stage version of Les Miserables off Smedders, it's just that I'm a hardly what you might class as a hard core musicals fan. Having seen it I can totally appreciate why it has been so successful, I just didn't find it appealing to a musicals lightweight like me and to be fair all my family adored it (one has been to see it 3/4 times). I am however looking forward to the catching the cinema version. Got tickets to see The Lion King in a couple of months, actually looking forward to that, other musicals I have enjoyed far more than I expected to include Wicked, Ghost & Avenue Q. Suppose its a bit of a change from the usual trash/death metal stuff that I usually listen to.
I don't wish to sound bad but I find the stage version of LM unbelievable, even thought it went on for over 3 hours.
Me and my dad have found it superb, and on Tuesday we can't wait to see what the silver screen has to offer.
I wasn't slagging the stage version of Les Miserables off Smedders, it's just that I'm a hardly what you might class as a hard core musicals fan. Having seen it I can totally appreciate why it has been so successful, I just didn't find it appealing to a musicals lightweight like me and to be fair all my family adored it (one has been to see it 3/4 times). I am however looking forward to the catching the cinema version. Got tickets to see The Lion King in a couple of months, actually looking forward to that, other musicals I have enjoyed far more than I expected to include Wicked, Ghost & Avenue Q. Suppose its a bit of a change from the usual trash/death metal stuff that I usually listen to.
pete_21 wrote:
[i]I have a few family members who love musicals so over the years I have been dragged to quite a few of them, some are actually pretty good. I found the stage version of Les Miserables pretty hard work TBH (and it felt like it went on for about a month). /i]
I don't wish to sound bad but I find the stage version of LM unbelievable, even thought it went on for over 3 hours.
Me and my dad have found it superb, and on Tuesday we can't wait to see what the silver screen has to offer.
[i]I have a few family members who love musicals so over the years I have been dragged to quite a few of them, some are actually pretty good. I found the stage version of Les Miserables pretty hard work TBH (and it felt like it went on for about a month). /i]
I don't wish to sound bad but I find the stage version of LM unbelievable, even thought it went on for over 3 hours.
Me and my dad have found it superb, and on Tuesday we can't wait to see what the silver screen has to offer.
Surprised that you didn't have pb on that button
The big test wil come from what business users think of the new Blackberry as I'm sure they'll still be the main audience, but good to see that they're changing the OS for something that actually works!
In other news...
I'm making use of one of the old avatars from the Dean5 competition :)
In other news...
I'm making use of one of the old avatars from the Dean5 competition :)
I have a few family members who love musicals so over the years I have been dragged to quite a few of them, some are actually pretty good. I found the stage version of Les Miserables pretty hard work TBH (and it felt like it went on for about a month). Half my family are going to the cinema to see it and I suspect I shall be accompanying them. It is a good story though and I think it should transform pretty well to its new format. I have a feeling that I will probably enjoy this film adaptation more than I did the show, although I will find it hard not to keep thinking about this when watching it :)
Nin wrote:
[As a general rule I can't stand musicals.
Begone Satan!
I've always loved them, a tip though it is nearly 3 hours long so make sure you buy some popcorn.....
[As a general rule I can't stand musicals.
Begone Satan!
I've always loved them, a tip though it is nearly 3 hours long so make sure you buy some popcorn.....
Alfonse wrote:
The ticket costs are okay but I thought my heterosexuality was far too big a price to pay
As a general rule I can't stand musicals. I saw the trailer a couple of weeks ago though and it looks interesting enough to merit investigation.
I have just spoken to my friend who works in Cineworld and she's laughing at all the customers mispronouncing the title.
The ticket costs are okay but I thought my heterosexuality was far too big a price to pay
As a general rule I can't stand musicals. I saw the trailer a couple of weeks ago though and it looks interesting enough to merit investigation.
I have just spoken to my friend who works in Cineworld and she's laughing at all the customers mispronouncing the title.
The ticket costs are okay but I thought my heterosexuality was far too big a price to pay. Maybe for tickets to the premier and a complimentary Shih tzu. I don't know
Nin wrote:
I miss living in the middle of nowhere where it's cheap. I want to see Les Mis tomorrow night and it's going to cost me £9.95
My dad loves musicals so next Tuesday we're going to the cinema in the Westfield Centre in Derby to see it - £6.50 each and they have big leather chairs which are really comfey so can't really complain!
I miss living in the middle of nowhere where it's cheap. I want to see Les Mis tomorrow night and it's going to cost me £9.95
My dad loves musicals so next Tuesday we're going to the cinema in the Westfield Centre in Derby to see it - £6.50 each and they have big leather chairs which are really comfey so can't really complain!
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