This is terrifying. (You’re welcome.)
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OMG! The first horse of the apocalypse – pestilence. ROTFL!
It’s worth sticking it out until 2:00, when the pony starts kicking over lollipops.
The Dreamgirls bit had me cracking up by the end, but I couldn’t last through the Wicked number. (Nothing I’ve seen from that musical makes sense to me. THE BOOK WAS NOT LIKE THAT.)
That’s amazing and horrifying at the same time.
It’s a bit like curling: you don’t understand it, yet you can’t help watching it….
I’m impressed by the dancers that squeezed into those costumes…
On Wicked, the musical only vaguely resembles the book, but thank goodness. A musical that was actually like the Wicked book, would have been horrific. Of course, I thought the book was pretty awful/disturbing…
I’m at a loss for words.
My daughter LOVED that.
“Oh mommy, they are SO beaaaautiful!”
*gasping* (kid)
*facepalm* (me)
I hope George Lucas sees that and hires the guys (and gals) behind it for the ultimate version of the Oola number in ROTJ. Man that would be awf…some.
ZOMG! I want one! My eyes! My eyes!