Very much.Canid117 said:
OT: I think the most horrifying part of this is that they're making a Spiderman musical without a hint of irony.
The Worst Theatrical Slaughter Since Abe Walked Into Ford's
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OT: I think the most horrifying part of this is that they're making a Spiderman musical without a hint of irony.
all this theater talk makes me want to see blood brothers again ive even got the devils got your number song stuck in my head, but i doubt these actors would still be working on the project if they didnt think it was worth their time/ the money their getting paid, i seriously doubt anyones pointing a gun at their head and saying get in that catapult or broken wrists will be the least of your concerned
On the matter of Chris Tierney injuring himself, it is partially his fault. The stunt he was doing was not supposed to be a fly, nor was he supposed to run that far on the ramp. He distracted the guy (Patrick is his name) who was supposed to clip him in. That guy has nobody else up there with him, so it was a mistake bound to happen.
Also Tierney is a crackhead. They caught him smoking crack in the bathroom of the theater. He went away for a week or two and came back on a bunch of pills to get him off the junk. Nevertheless, he was acting like a stupid adrenalin junkie on a stunt that wasn't supposed to be anything huge.
If this show gets cancelled, my dad has worked countless hours for nothing. He and his guys will be SOL and looking for work again.
Also Tierney is a crackhead. They caught him smoking crack in the bathroom of the theater. He went away for a week or two and came back on a bunch of pills to get him off the junk. Nevertheless, he was acting like a stupid adrenalin junkie on a stunt that wasn't supposed to be anything huge.
If this show gets cancelled, my dad has worked countless hours for nothing. He and his guys will be SOL and looking for work again.
Maybe she thinks if people belive they might see an actual injury or death in a show it will make it more popular.
Holy hell. This show has to be stopped before it freaking starts claiming lives. And yes, I mean plural; this level of destruction against the cast suggests to me that when this escalates, multiple people are going down, Carrie-style. Which, given that musical's own failure, would be eerily appropriate.
I think what this proves is that superheroes really shouldn't be the subject of broadway musicals. Either you forego all the "superstuff" which means that you just have a standard musical or you have people trying to imitate the superheroics which just means large hospital bills.
Honestly, even if this play weren't having issues, I doubt that it would have recouped investment anyway. As it is, the hole just keeps getting deeper.
Honestly, even if this play weren't having issues, I doubt that it would have recouped investment anyway. As it is, the hole just keeps getting deeper.
Forgive me if my cynicism reaches criminal levels at this point, but who's willing to bet that, at most if anything, ONE actor WILL inevitably lose his/her life to this on-going train wreck?
What we needed this to prove it. Doesn't the whole "superhero broadway musical" scream this should not be done ever? I mean honestly do you really want to see any of our beloved comic heroes singing and dancing not for comedy's sake? Let alone fork out over 100 bucks to do it?thepyrethatburns said: