Send us a text Defying gravity is easy. Living with the aftermath is the hard part. We sat down after a packed Friday screening of Wicked For Good to trade notes on what soared, what sagged, and why the second act chooses substance over spectacle. From the first quiet frames to that cheeky final shot, the film wears its love for musical theatre on its sleeve—smart foreshadowing, respectful echoes of the stage, and a visual language that rewards a careful eye. We dig into the choices that mat...
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Send us a text Defying gravity is easy. Living with the aftermath is the hard part. We sat down after a packed Friday screening of Wicked For Good to trade notes on what soared, what sagged, and why the second act chooses substance over spectacle. From the first quiet frames to that cheeky final shot, the film wears its love for musical theatre on its sleeve—smart foreshadowing, respectful echoes of the stage, and a visual language that rewards a careful eye. We dig into the choices that mat...
Whistle Down the Wind: Finding Faith in Unexpected Places
Musical Lyrical Lingo
55 minutes
5 months ago
Whistle Down the Wind: Finding Faith in Unexpected Places
Send us a text Faith can be a powerful force, especially when seen through a child's eyes. When Swallow, a young girl mourning her mother, discovers a mysterious stranger in her barn exclaiming "Jesus Christ!", she believes she's found the Messiah himself. Set against the deeply religious backdrop of 1950s Louisiana, "Whistle Down the Wind" takes us on a journey where children's unwavering belief clashes with adult cynicism and fear. This lesser-known Andrew Lloyd Webber musical represents a...
Musical Lyrical Lingo
Send us a text Defying gravity is easy. Living with the aftermath is the hard part. We sat down after a packed Friday screening of Wicked For Good to trade notes on what soared, what sagged, and why the second act chooses substance over spectacle. From the first quiet frames to that cheeky final shot, the film wears its love for musical theatre on its sleeve—smart foreshadowing, respectful echoes of the stage, and a visual language that rewards a careful eye. We dig into the choices that mat...
