Am I the only one who thought the racism in Bells of notra dame was a good way to show how bad the Romanis have it? Even today there still getting crap.
@spongebobcoolduke15375 сағат бұрын
Fantasia 2000 also did a good job expanding that concept too.
@Came_from_the_stars6 сағат бұрын
When you try to hum a song from Sweeney Todd but you accidentally do it upside down and you hum the wrong one
@tinaghandchilar2528 сағат бұрын
Wow FINALLY …a solid review by a professional reviewer who actually has extensive background knowledge of the show and understands how high stakes the situations are involved for all characters, especially with the Bakers wife, the Baker, and the Witch. It’s refreshing to have an actual professional reviewer who understands the concepts of the show and characters involved, is authentic and not fake with flowery phrasiology (aka trying to sound like an intellectual) ….AND this reviewer is not an Ageist. If some amateur, inexperienced reviewers out there are so worried about how “smart” they sound …maybe they need to start sticking with reviewing fine visual arts that are related to their own field of silly “cartooning”
@tinaghandchilar2528 сағат бұрын
This reviewer actually understands the full context of the show.
@beatricezanoni558214 сағат бұрын
So idk how to say it in english (im italian), but my father sings in many choirs, but hes also familiar with opera. He has a really deep voice but i don't really know what he did exactly, so i'll ask him and update if u wanna know :3
@dr.plague3710Күн бұрын
You can’t talk. You can’t even pronounce it right
@MarekKremer-dn5lpКүн бұрын
You actually made this movie popular :)
@user-dz1rc4wk2tКүн бұрын
I didn't care for the film, however. I am find of a few songs
@moosekilzer8690Күн бұрын
THANK YOU I felt like I was nuts when every single other person I’ve talked to about them taking out Be Prepared from Lion King shrugged it off and really wasn’t bothered by it.
@granarcantos5119Күн бұрын
The cats aren't deciding who dies. They are all dead and the play happens in the afterlife. They are deciding who gets to reincarnate, to a "new life". They are "gelical" as in angelical, because they are kinda angels, in heaven. Further, the heavy side layer is heavy because living beings have bodies, meanwhile gelicals are only souls.
@wjzav19712 күн бұрын
Probably also comes of the villain stereotype of being a highly intelligent, well learnered, sophisticated excentric genius whereas heroes used to be more on the athletic physical side. A traditional hero would play a flute or a violin, instruments that are joyfull, homely and festive and in a crowd whereas the organ sounds majestic and you usually don't see the organist, he is apart from the crowd he plays to.
@sidneyrosey2 күн бұрын
Me realizing I may have a Pavlov response to Dies Irae because of movies (and their great music!)
@isjaki89402 күн бұрын
why am I such a sappy bastard, memory makes me choke up every time I hear it.
@Erick7Greenday2 күн бұрын
I love that this movie is so damn respected that in Ducktales, Goofy has a picture of both Max and Roxane in his wallet.
@1987MartinT2 күн бұрын
Can you explain why the music in Wish(2023) is so bad? Because I think you could put it into eloquent words why it sounds so janky.
@benv79332 күн бұрын
Sideways I hope you're doing OK. We love and miss you so much.
@NotAGoodUsername3602 күн бұрын
You know, I was gonna have my insane loner villain play the pipe organ at the end of the story I was writing purely for the prison bars aesthetic, but after hearing this background entirely and perfectly describes said villain I have no choice but to cement that fact.
@VerbenaComfrey2 күн бұрын
Another comment for another watch.
@wjzav19712 күн бұрын
Man, its kind a heartbreaking when you think about what could have been with the Sequels
@wjzav19712 күн бұрын
Its funny how operas are often considered posh and high culture and way too complex, yet most opera plots are simpler than a Seinfeld episode and these grand sweeping singing scores are people expressing their most basic wants which could be summed up in a half sentence.
@jukori2 күн бұрын
this became my fav youtube comfort watch
@wjzav19712 күн бұрын
Biggest problem with this film is that it is telling a very emotionally dramatic story in a time of big political turmoil and revolution. Yet, the grandieur of the situation never comes through because the actors often stand in small cramped rooms or in front of empty background, alone, not in an ensmble and with awkward close ups. These songs, this story are meant to happen on a large stage.
@olafboer34352 күн бұрын
"damn she thicc, I'm totally gonna win jeopardy tomorrow" 😂
@ka_ekim72772 күн бұрын
Hey man - its been 3 years. Hope you're doing well, miss seeing your stuff.
@notmyrealchannel5592 күн бұрын
pipe organs may look like keyboard instruments but they are actually wind instruments.
@wjzav19713 күн бұрын
It kind a seems to be as if Tom Hooper thought that he is gonna get the best movie by letting the actors do whatever they want and bent the entire project around that. Cue in the music having to follow them and the VFX artists being overworked because we can't have actors wear mo-cap suits.
@mdboer3 күн бұрын
is it possible that the song at 1:00:45 works on a beat, because the singer is actually tapping the beat for himself and the orchestra, thereby setting and keeping a rythm?
@Theverachic3 күн бұрын
Takeaway: Musical music:8/10 Musical music-plot:7/10 Movie music:1/10 Movie music-plot:-1/10
@nightcaller923 күн бұрын
1:48 An additional detail with that is that when we see each pairing of the gems trying to fuse for the first time, each of their instruments plays in a style in accordance with their own personality. Pearl's piano is elegant, Amethyst's drums are wild, Garnet's bass is bold. Then when they complete the fusion, the instruments take on characteristics of the other gem. Very distinct in Opal's theme, where the drums tighten up and focus under Pearl's influence and the piano loosens up and has fun with it under Amethyst's, but it's there with the other fusions too
@naenre213 күн бұрын
Home on the Range sounds like someone got high and made a film, it's so insane.
@ninarances90743 күн бұрын
"I'm starting to get that Cosette is like the center of all these situations." That's what me and other people have been thinking for some time and I find it very interesting (I would sometimes believe that's the reason why she's in the poster of the musical and in the book cover of the brick, instead of Valjean). Because I've seen more people criticize Cosette, or more specifically the musical version of her, being an empty character and not being that too interesting.
@darktrent1823 күн бұрын
"And my Lucy lies in ashes" has the same melody as part of Nessun Dorma, which is neat
@unnamedracer97573 күн бұрын
As a Valentine’s Day birthday, I am jealous of your birthday being basically Halloween.
@koboldcatgirl4 күн бұрын
I swear to god, every time I see Neo and Trinity kiss, I forget that they aren't both girls. I can't explain it. I really can't.
@koboldcatgirl4 күн бұрын
But seriously, the focus on mirrored self--the Matrix's version of you and your actual You--fascinates me. A lot of people read The Matrix as a trans allegory, including at least one of the Wachowski Sisters. It's undeniably about how the artifice of our society alienates us from who we actually want to be, at least.
@linkfiedproductions22464 күн бұрын
So your telling me I can relate Shrek to Who Framed Roger Rabbit…
@TessTickles1614 күн бұрын
I saw Cats as a teenager back in the 80s when it was the hot musical. I freaking loved it! I still do. No there's no deep storyline, but that's ok. It was the energy, the visuals, the dancing and the singing that made the stage show so magical. It doesn't adhere to storytelling rules or music theory but I was never one for rules. That being said the worst thing about the film was the CGI stuff so was darn creepy. I much prefer the 1998 film which was created to look like the stage show.
@user-sf9kc8fl7y4 күн бұрын
Geez, you would think having learned the word "leitmotiv" like 30 years ago, I could have had a concrete understanding of it. I had seen it in classes involving both music and literature but could not get it. Your explanation clarifies things and hopefully, I will be able to retain the meaning of these words, now. Of course now, my problem is finding circles of people with whom I can use such words. lol Thank you!
@ellieb.10144 күн бұрын
i religiously come back to this video whenever im strugglin, cause i feel like whatever i do, ill never do as bad of a job as the people who thought cats the movie will be a good idea 😂😂
@reivioli26044 күн бұрын
Take a shot everytime sideways says dies irae
@lu-qx9gw4 күн бұрын
rip sideways you would’ve hated mean girls the musical :(
@zuucaritass5 күн бұрын
Bro I was listening to the starwars soundtrack and was like this part sounds like nightmare before Christmas and it’s cuz the dies irae and now I’m connecting ish Ty homes
@Lokitty7195 күн бұрын
8:00 it's basically like a form of musical stolen valour or glory. Like walking around in military uniform without ever serving.
@Lokitty7195 күн бұрын
Ok so I thought the opening of the portals music was meant to invoke the Cap fanfare. "In The End" I ended up bursting out laughing at a busstop like a crazy person! Now I really want a break down on more Marvel music! Especially the Winter Soldier Theme!
@unnamedracer97575 күн бұрын
I’m also getting a little bit 2001 vibes The music, not the year
@mariannanieto63435 күн бұрын
We miss you pls come back
@Nhblubird6 күн бұрын
Shout out to Kingdom Hearts for being a massive franchise with way too many entries that has actually kept a consistent set of leitmotifs across every installment.
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Am I the only one who thought the racism in Bells of notra dame was a good way to show how bad the Romanis have it? Even today there still getting crap.
Fantasia 2000 also did a good job expanding that concept too.
When you try to hum a song from Sweeney Todd but you accidentally do it upside down and you hum the wrong one
Wow FINALLY …a solid review by a professional reviewer who actually has extensive background knowledge of the show and understands how high stakes the situations are involved for all characters, especially with the Bakers wife, the Baker, and the Witch. It’s refreshing to have an actual professional reviewer who understands the concepts of the show and characters involved, is authentic and not fake with flowery phrasiology (aka trying to sound like an intellectual) ….AND this reviewer is not an Ageist. If some amateur, inexperienced reviewers out there are so worried about how “smart” they sound …maybe they need to start sticking with reviewing fine visual arts that are related to their own field of silly “cartooning”
This reviewer actually understands the full context of the show.
So idk how to say it in english (im italian), but my father sings in many choirs, but hes also familiar with opera. He has a really deep voice but i don't really know what he did exactly, so i'll ask him and update if u wanna know :3
You can’t talk. You can’t even pronounce it right
You actually made this movie popular :)
I didn't care for the film, however. I am find of a few songs
THANK YOU I felt like I was nuts when every single other person I’ve talked to about them taking out Be Prepared from Lion King shrugged it off and really wasn’t bothered by it.
The cats aren't deciding who dies. They are all dead and the play happens in the afterlife. They are deciding who gets to reincarnate, to a "new life". They are "gelical" as in angelical, because they are kinda angels, in heaven. Further, the heavy side layer is heavy because living beings have bodies, meanwhile gelicals are only souls.
Probably also comes of the villain stereotype of being a highly intelligent, well learnered, sophisticated excentric genius whereas heroes used to be more on the athletic physical side. A traditional hero would play a flute or a violin, instruments that are joyfull, homely and festive and in a crowd whereas the organ sounds majestic and you usually don't see the organist, he is apart from the crowd he plays to.
Me realizing I may have a Pavlov response to Dies Irae because of movies (and their great music!)
why am I such a sappy bastard, memory makes me choke up every time I hear it.
I love that this movie is so damn respected that in Ducktales, Goofy has a picture of both Max and Roxane in his wallet.
Can you explain why the music in Wish(2023) is so bad? Because I think you could put it into eloquent words why it sounds so janky.
Sideways I hope you're doing OK. We love and miss you so much.
You know, I was gonna have my insane loner villain play the pipe organ at the end of the story I was writing purely for the prison bars aesthetic, but after hearing this background entirely and perfectly describes said villain I have no choice but to cement that fact.
Another comment for another watch.
Man, its kind a heartbreaking when you think about what could have been with the Sequels
Its funny how operas are often considered posh and high culture and way too complex, yet most opera plots are simpler than a Seinfeld episode and these grand sweeping singing scores are people expressing their most basic wants which could be summed up in a half sentence.
this became my fav youtube comfort watch
Biggest problem with this film is that it is telling a very emotionally dramatic story in a time of big political turmoil and revolution. Yet, the grandieur of the situation never comes through because the actors often stand in small cramped rooms or in front of empty background, alone, not in an ensmble and with awkward close ups. These songs, this story are meant to happen on a large stage.
"damn she thicc, I'm totally gonna win jeopardy tomorrow" 😂
Hey man - its been 3 years. Hope you're doing well, miss seeing your stuff.
pipe organs may look like keyboard instruments but they are actually wind instruments.
It kind a seems to be as if Tom Hooper thought that he is gonna get the best movie by letting the actors do whatever they want and bent the entire project around that. Cue in the music having to follow them and the VFX artists being overworked because we can't have actors wear mo-cap suits.
is it possible that the song at 1:00:45 works on a beat, because the singer is actually tapping the beat for himself and the orchestra, thereby setting and keeping a rythm?
Takeaway: Musical music:8/10 Musical music-plot:7/10 Movie music:1/10 Movie music-plot:-1/10
1:48 An additional detail with that is that when we see each pairing of the gems trying to fuse for the first time, each of their instruments plays in a style in accordance with their own personality. Pearl's piano is elegant, Amethyst's drums are wild, Garnet's bass is bold. Then when they complete the fusion, the instruments take on characteristics of the other gem. Very distinct in Opal's theme, where the drums tighten up and focus under Pearl's influence and the piano loosens up and has fun with it under Amethyst's, but it's there with the other fusions too
Home on the Range sounds like someone got high and made a film, it's so insane.
"I'm starting to get that Cosette is like the center of all these situations." That's what me and other people have been thinking for some time and I find it very interesting (I would sometimes believe that's the reason why she's in the poster of the musical and in the book cover of the brick, instead of Valjean). Because I've seen more people criticize Cosette, or more specifically the musical version of her, being an empty character and not being that too interesting.
"And my Lucy lies in ashes" has the same melody as part of Nessun Dorma, which is neat
As a Valentine’s Day birthday, I am jealous of your birthday being basically Halloween.
I swear to god, every time I see Neo and Trinity kiss, I forget that they aren't both girls. I can't explain it. I really can't.
But seriously, the focus on mirrored self--the Matrix's version of you and your actual You--fascinates me. A lot of people read The Matrix as a trans allegory, including at least one of the Wachowski Sisters. It's undeniably about how the artifice of our society alienates us from who we actually want to be, at least.
So your telling me I can relate Shrek to Who Framed Roger Rabbit…
I saw Cats as a teenager back in the 80s when it was the hot musical. I freaking loved it! I still do. No there's no deep storyline, but that's ok. It was the energy, the visuals, the dancing and the singing that made the stage show so magical. It doesn't adhere to storytelling rules or music theory but I was never one for rules. That being said the worst thing about the film was the CGI stuff so was darn creepy. I much prefer the 1998 film which was created to look like the stage show.
Geez, you would think having learned the word "leitmotiv" like 30 years ago, I could have had a concrete understanding of it. I had seen it in classes involving both music and literature but could not get it. Your explanation clarifies things and hopefully, I will be able to retain the meaning of these words, now. Of course now, my problem is finding circles of people with whom I can use such words. lol Thank you!
i religiously come back to this video whenever im strugglin, cause i feel like whatever i do, ill never do as bad of a job as the people who thought cats the movie will be a good idea 😂😂
Take a shot everytime sideways says dies irae
rip sideways you would’ve hated mean girls the musical :(
Bro I was listening to the starwars soundtrack and was like this part sounds like nightmare before Christmas and it’s cuz the dies irae and now I’m connecting ish Ty homes
8:00 it's basically like a form of musical stolen valour or glory. Like walking around in military uniform without ever serving.
Ok so I thought the opening of the portals music was meant to invoke the Cap fanfare. "In The End" I ended up bursting out laughing at a busstop like a crazy person! Now I really want a break down on more Marvel music! Especially the Winter Soldier Theme!
I’m also getting a little bit 2001 vibes The music, not the year
We miss you pls come back
Shout out to Kingdom Hearts for being a massive franchise with way too many entries that has actually kept a consistent set of leitmotifs across every installment.