Disney announces theatrical release of Hamilton with original Broadway cast releasing October 15, 2021
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... And you also don't know what a "drive-by" post is, apparently.
What you said was wrong. Your logic is flawed and you're throwing out terms you don't understand.
You're coming off very childish here. You really can't just admit you were wrong about something and need to be argumentative instead?
I photoshopped a hideous egomaniac monster on...HEY WAIT A MINUTE!
Sounds like what they should have done for the Cats movie instead of that CGI abomination.
Cats had a version of the Broadway show released to home video in the 90's.
That'll happen some day too. But the stage show is so financially out of reach for so many people, it's worth putting this out into theaters.
Hey Disney,
Broadway is closed, regional tours are shut down, movie theaters are closed.
You know what would cheer people up? Throw this up on OnDemand for rental...
Broadway is closed, regional tours are shut down, movie theaters are closed.
You know what would cheer people up? Throw this up on OnDemand for rental...
I'd be curious to see those contracts. It was supposed to hit in October, and they've now pushed the rest of their theatrical schedule into that range.
I have zero doubt that Manuel Miranda would do the right thing if he could just say go for it (like, he set up a tour for Puerto Rico after the Hurricane to raise money and made sure locals got free seats along with the charitable big spenders), but there are tons of unseen investors, companies, insurance etc. This is probably pretty clean byu Broadway standards because Miranda was more of a surefire hit than most AND it opened off Broadway first - but there's probably legions of matrixes of ownership before you even get to Disney.
However, what we do know is that the whole thing is already in the can. They filmed it with the original cast years ago for that release - and I'd be baffled if an edit didn't already exist somewhere.
I will say that listening to Hamilton makes me feel queasy every time I think about the literal geniuses, war heroes, philosophers and most brilliant men of their time -- and compare that lineup with Gohmert, Trump, Nunes and McConnell. I'm gonna throw in Governor Tate Reeves as a late signing since he distinguished hiomself this week by failing to act on a timely Coronavirus response but somehow found time to sign a bill designating April as Confederate Heritage Month into law, and because "Tate Reeves" sounds like an Antebellum term for Septic Anal Lesions*
* I already mentioned that to someone this week, but he's on mah list now.
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