ITT

You start :^)

man i love JC SUperstar

JESUS CHRIST
SUUUUPERSTAR

>goat cinematography
>DUDE MISE EN SCENE LMAO

stay pleb faggot

>>64958030
>>64958087
It's pure cinéma

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>you're not the son of god!
>you're nothing but a fraud!

I love this movie. I saw it live and Herod stole the show; he descended to the stage from a giant 'H' lit up with fat lightbulbs.

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>>64958157
Herod's always the best part.

best song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arwTvFPvpBQ

>>64958253
But that's wrong.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGUuRYa5Pqc

>>64958157
>>64958248
I fucking LOVE this scene

fucking LOVE it

>>64958087
That fucking song, now it's playing in my head. DAMN YOU JESUS.

>>64958892
my nigga. this was my favorite song along with Herod

>>64958253
>>64958892
W
R
O
N
G
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkje4FiH9Qc

>Judas' verse
muh dick

WE NEED A MORE PERMANENT SOLUTION TO OUR PROOOOOBLEM

>you will never be bossed around by baritone pharises

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>tfw bass masterrace and can hit Caiaphas' low notes

What is cinematography?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woT1JIGobQg

>>64959429
>Cinematography (from Greek: kίνημα, kinema "movements" and γράφειν, graphein "to record") is the science or art of motion-picture photography by recording light or other electromagnetic radiation, either electronically by means of an image sensor, or chemically by means of a light-sensitive material such as film stock.

>>64959429
The merits that we can observe in sequential photography.

>>64956192
Aged like fucking fine wine.

it would've been really funny if Ian Gillan decided to be in the movie instead of touring with Deep Purple. it would probably be super corny but still amazing

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reminder that Judas went to Heaven

>tfw nothing will beat the original '70 album
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ijXIJRMhKE

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Plebs won't notice it.

>>64959980
>no Then We Are Decided
>short version of Trial Before Pilate
Shit.

>>64960064
considering how the album has all the best versions and voices, i can overlook the omissions.

Is JC Superstar the GOAT musical?
What is your favourite song?

>>64960133

>Mary poppins

>>64960016
this is either hack shit or an accident considering it doesn't fit with the character or the themes

>>64960199
yes it does

>>64960276
After all the times I've seen this pic CIA doesn't even look like a human anymore.

>>64960238
explain pls

>>64960133
>musical
its a rock opera

>>64961331
Which is a subset of musicals.

>>64961459
yeah but musicals have spoken dialogue

>>64961459
No. It's a subset of opera.
>>64961512
There are operas with spoken dialogue, (Fidelio, Der Freischütz...) ans there are musicals with no dialogue (Les Misérables).

>>64960133
this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3mFBh2z9sc
dat performance

>>64960358
he's jewish

based jewish deconstruction comin' thru

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fs03vKNRg5Y

>>64959980
I kind of prefer the 96 version. Judas kills it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EXWr7TXWjPM&list=PLw4T5eNhi3PevOSyKT3HizuuED3Z7UYD6&index=2

>>64961906
That guy looks and sounds a lot like Barry Dennen (Pilate).
Also he's entertaining as fuck. What the fuck am I watching.

>>64961906
theatrefag here
seth rudetsky is an annoying jewish fag

>>64962057
Seth Rudetsky, Broadway super geek. He's like a gay musical savant.

Started in the 80s playing keys in the original Broadway run of Les Mis. Did tons more shows as conductor and pianist throughout the 80s + 90s and became the go-to audition pianist. Now he does one man shows, hosts a weekly Broadway show on Sirius XM and writes musicals.

He knows literally everyone in the industry. He's great. Check out all his "Deconstruction" videos and you'll see how knowledgeable and hyper he is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IoB8em69CU

>>64962221
sounds like it
>>64961980
listening to this now. it's bretty gud, too short though

I love when we have theatre talk here.

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>>64956192

>>64962278
/th/ when?

posting GOAT judas
https://youtu.be/BYcOryjkJVE

>>64962311
An anon said he'd post a thread on /qa/ asking for /art/ untill we got our board, but he hasn't done that, the fag.

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>>64962290
superior french version

>>64962290
I completely forgot this film existed and that I wanted to watch it years ago. Gonna watch it now.

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>>64956332
Been there, that place was awesome,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chand_Baori

It is completely filled with shit now.

>>64956192
pic

>>64962432
shit I remember watching this movie on youtube years ago. it's pretty good considering the budget

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>>64956192

>>64962233
for someone who's had a history with les mis, he sure sounds pretty dumb talking about it

>wtf, what does 'sack the girl' even mean, why didn't they just say 'fire the girl' lol
>what the hell is a palaver?
>hurr durr javert is dumb because he chased valjean over bread

>>64962432
christ why are indians so filthy

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>>64956192

>>64962770
can't handle the gay bantz, fám

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>>64956192

who /chorus line/ here?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_rwriVOMkU

>>64960133
If were talking all around, it definitely is the best movie musical even though the music isn't as good as most of Sondheim's stuff

>>64962311
If we ever do i'll post upload all of my cast recordings

>>64960133
>What is your favourite song?

Too much heaven on their minds

>>64963005
A Chorus Line is within my top 5 favourite musicals. I was in a (pretty mediocre) community theatre production of it. I played a merged role of Mark and Greg because we didn't have enough people. Me and most of the cast didn't know how to dance well. Most productions of ACL used the original broadway choreo because it's so iconic, but we didn't which wouldn't have made me so disappointed if the choreo we were taught was actually good. the producer and director of the show also only did this show because they wanted to spite a director they fell out with who said she was going to do it. we had such a good cast, we just had weak direction.

>>64960133
>>64963101
I would honestly rank JCS high up with Les Mis on how solid it is as a musical. I hate Andrew Lloyd Webber, but god damn if JCS isn't a good show.
And yeah, Sondheim is GOAT musical theatre composer.

>>64963293
I did enjoy the new Les Mis but Javert just ruined it for me. Plus Wildhorn and Jason Robert Brown are both GOAT

>>64963257
you got any bootlegs?

>>64963374
No just the cast recordings but I have about 800 different shows

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>>64956192

>>64963362
>wildhorn
death note the musical sounds like it was written by someone who does fandub covers of anime OPs and attends weeb conventions
>jason robert brown
I'm not a music student nor have i ever studied it but i find that what he composes musically sounds corny. it sounds like what a teenager who is going in an indie phase would compose sometimes.

>>64959429
nice looking shots

if you guys want a good musical, watch falsettos
https://youtu.be/xnxyoFuvyTs

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>>64963293
damn that sounds unfortunate anon. at least you got to sing the show though. Every adaptation of it (the movie, new revival and the documentary it spawned) has been pretty disappointing. I don't think they'll ever recapture the magic of the original cast/show.

Fell in love with the new Maggie though.

>>64963463
you're the guy that upped Floyd Collins and Far From Heaven for me, right? Did you still want that Bridges of Madison County bootleg?

>>64962432
>>64962513
>Budget: 425,000 USD

Christ, this really goes to show you how AAA film studios are really full of shit with their $100 million + budgets and piles of shit with glitter sprinkled on top.

>>64963592
Ive been meaning to get into William Finn. I tried to listen to A New Brain so many times but I just can't grow to like it.

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>>64956192

>>64963548
>death note the musical sounds like it was written by someone who does fandub covers of anime OPs and attends weeb conventions

I haven't heard Death Note so I have no opinion on that but he's done plenty of other shows like Jekyll and Hyde and Dracula the musical which are phenomenal

>I'm not a music student nor have i ever studied it but i find that what he composes musically sounds corny. it sounds like what a teenager who is going in an indie phase would compose sometimes.

What shows are you talking about specifically?

>>64963622
yeah, i had some of the most fun lines in the whole show.
to put in perspective how good our cast was, our val was accepted into juliard. i feel bad that this show was her last community theatre show before she went to ny.

and yeah, revival maggie is a qt

>>64963622
Nah im good man but thanks for asking. How were the recordings?

>>64962290
I don't know any of Barry Lyndon's work, what do you recommend?"

>>64963663
https://youtu.be/q28vMYOaaIA
in trousers is musically his best work

i couldn't get into a new brain either. falsettos as a whole is my favourite show of his, i read an essay online that analyzes the first act (falsettos is two one-act shows performed as one) and it shows how in depth the characters are.

>>64963362
>>64963548
>Jason Robert Brown
He's my guy. He's often very corny but, like, we're talking about musical theatre here. You couldn't have a ballad as good as "Still Hurting" without a little corniness.

That said Parade isn't corny at all.

>>64963811
Its actually Kubrick, Barry Lyndon is the movie. But you should check out Clockwork Orange, Lolita, and Dr.Stranglove

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>>64963811
"Barry Lyndon" is the movie title.

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>>64963811

>>64963684
>soundtrack
>cinematography
>cast
>delivery

GOAT

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FskOzt6INlQ

>>64963897
and the Shining

>>64963811
my sides

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>>64963811

>>64963929
Its a great movie that works on alot of levels, im just not that big of a fan of it.

>>64963892
>>64963686
ok yeah, i was talking about parade when i was talking about corniness.

>>64963717
I already knew them I just didn't have the mp3s. They're pretty impossible to get without $$$. Have you discovered anything good in your collection?

>>64963875
yeah I always hear how good he is but for me his stuff is more density than quality. I do need to sit and give them a proper listen though. I can't argue with Chip Zien.

>>64964008
Parade isn't corny at all

>>64964030
I'm honestly really shitty at getting through my collection But Mark Baron's Frankenstein and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer were both really great

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzgWmapjIyI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTpReQSjVxw&list=PL261D0958245B5314&index=5

YOU DON'T HAVE TO EAT PROSCIUTTO

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtG2DJnLBEk

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Can't beat the master

>>64963811
Fuck sake

>>64964136
>A Tom Sawyer musical that isn't Big River
Nope.

jk I'll give this one a listen thx

>>64962290
friendly reminder that this entire movie was lit naturally

now go rewatch it keeping that in mind

>>64964299
Is Big River good?

>>64962903
>you will never stage a movie as well as this

>>64964330
I love it but it's a little 80s I guess
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIBI_VmmPBw

Sounds like that musical is an update of sorts

>>64964394
Don't worry anon I believe in you

>>64963811
Thanks for the laff man

OP here
>thread turned into a double thread about theatre too
Fucking love you guys.
>we'll never have our own board

Is this film basically redditsbane?
>religion
>musical
>great cinematography, but not a memevie

>>64964537
Honestly /tv/ is the only board I can ever have a theatre discussion on since /mu/ for the most part hates musicals

>>64964537
I think we're always the same five guys that go through this errytime. ah well.

>>64964640
really? /mu/ usually loves gay trash

>>64964688
I know shocking right

>>64960133
>>64960133
>>64960133
Purple Rain

>>64956192

What movie is this from?

>>64964749
Jesus Christ Superstat

>>64964749
Mohammed the Famous

>>64964749
Notorious B.U.D.D.H.A

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Cinematography is more than pretty pictures.

Fucking Kubrick ruined a generation of people I swear and now I have to read every pleb fuck praise pretty produced IMDB cinematography shit.

>>64964875
this

cinematography as defined by tv is just boring wide shots

>>64959671
He really does sing circles around Ted Needly. The original concept album blows my doors off every time.

>>64964643
>five
Dude there's six guys here at least.

>>64962381
Well lets do it now

>>64962381
/qa/ is a lost cause. Nothing suggested there ever happens and it will just get buried under a bunch of stuff about reddit and tripfags.

>>64965097
but which one of us is the gayest senpai?

fuck it. I'm going to convert at least one of you fuckers to Jason Robert Brown before the day is out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sVw6zJo-R4

P U R E
M
U
S
I
C
A
L T H E A T R E

>>64965357
Not even picking his best show

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6B8YTJ_Rofk&index=3&list=PLUSRfoOcUe4Yez_LorE2ToQSUPOENVfkP

>>64963548
>Death Note the Musical
What the fuck?

>>64963506
Looks pretty fucking generic to me anon

>>64956192
We need him crucified.
It's all you have to do.
We need him crucified.
It's all you have to do.

MYYY TEMPLE SHOULD BEEE
A HOUSE OF PRAYAAAAAAHH
BUT YOU HAVE MADE IT
A DEEEEEN OF THIIIEEEVES

>>64956192
WHATS THAT BUZZ?
TELL ME WHAT'SA HAPPENIN'?

>>64967163
WHY SHOULD YOU WANT TO KNOW?

>>64967249
DON'T YOU MIND ABOUT THE FUTURE?

>One thing I'll say for him, Jesus is cool

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We've been sitting on the fence for far too loooooong

>>64962714
comfy horror movie : as good as Evil Dead 2 imho

I haven't got to see it, but the Assassins soundtrack is amazing.
We had a Sondheim thread here a couple of months ago and this anon put me on to it.

>>64969405
great cinematography but boring af: I fell asleep 2 times then gave up

>>64969707
Was it only Assassins he recomended?

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>>64969707
ayy that was me. the one who gave you a d/l link too right? glad you dig it.

If you get bored of that album (which will be never) check out the revival cast album w/ Neil Patrick Harris. It's ultimately incomparable, but you'll get bored if you just listen to the original cast recording over and over.

fun related fact in pic.

Did you manage to check out A Little Night Music as well? That's as earwormy as Assassins, if not more.

>>64969013
>>64969013
Thats like his dick / ego right?

Based herzegog. cant wait to watch this.

While on the topic of movies about obsession, how good is moby dick (the 40s one)?

>>64959910
Based Judas.

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>>64956192

Citizen Kane has the GOAT cinematography and shows that an average movie with GOAT cinematography become a GOAT movie.

>>64969826
No, he also reccd Gypsy and Pacific Overtures, most of Sondheim really.
But only ever got around to Assassins.

>>64969948
>check out the revival cast album w/ Neil Patrick Harris.
That sounds cool, NPH is cool.
And I haven't gotten to A Little Night Music yet which is ironic because it's what I wanted to hear the most, I'll try to get to it tomorrow.
>pic
If they had done an Assassins adaptation in the 90's do you think Bowie would've tried to be in it? That would've been fantastic. Shit, did Bowie even do any other musical movies besides Labyrinth?

And thank you again for all the albums.

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underrated masterpiece

>>64962801
That movie was such a disappointment

>>64970600
Yeah Bowie did a British movie musical called Absolute Beginners released the same year as Labyrinth, but I haven't seen it so I can't comment on how good that is. Looks funky.

Definitely get around to A Little Night Music, I think it'll consume you as much as Assassins. Original Recording is a must, but the 2010 revival album with Catherine Zeta Jones actually stands on its own. It has all the speech too so you get more of the story:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLltcHxXTTLE5C3LVICR8UGNTlXFtYH-VQ

Assassins revival:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCFC45CBC13F1564C

Oh and I remember you said you got Pacific Overtures? Well I downloaded that link and it was the shitty English National Opera recording which was a terrible revival (none of the cast were Japanese) and wasn't mic'd up properly, hence it sounds echoey and you couldn't hear any of the words. It was such a bad recording they released a re-mastered version of it last year. Get the original album asap.

Fucking love this show. We got to do it at my university and I played Pilate. Most fun I ever had when I did theater. The outburst at end of the trial my favorite part.

>>64971292
Nice, how did the production go?

>>64971008
It does look funky, but also looks interesting visually. Probably not worth watching though.
And yeah, I just checked the Pacific Overtures download, it sounds horrible.
I'll check to see if they have the original on /r/Cast Recordings.
And I think you gave me the original of A Little Night Music last time.

By the way, would you happen to know if the La Jolla cast recording of Hunchback came out yet?
I know they released The Belles of Notre Dame as a single, I have that already.

>>64963897
>>64963907
>People fell for that.

Are you new? Or has shitposting really gotten that subtle?

>>64971352
yeah I heard that and am waiting for it. It's likely not out yet. I'm not that big a fan of the music though :\

btw did you find out who the song "Unworthy Of Your Love" is about yet? gave me many keks

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>>64956192
>cinematography
>still images
wew lad

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>>64970425
so close to perfection it's not even funny

>>64971529
I was gonna make a gif but that takes too long.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPlbOv4wUoI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mGUuRYa5Pqc

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any love for this movie?

>>64971346
Pretty well. The cast was primarily people in their third year or higher so we knew each other and got along. Nothing as good as any professionally done show but we enjoyed it.

>>64971424
>btw did you find out who the song "Unworthy Of Your Love" is about yet?
Huh? And what do you have against Hunchback's music?

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BRAVO JJ

>>64971565
What is this

>>64971672
Holy shit I need to watch this

>>64971755
A cinematographic analysis, pleb.

>>64971956
how do those lines make it good

>>64971719
ah nevermind. it's about a famous "Charlie" and a "Jodie" and it gets laughs when their identities are revealed in the show.

Hunchback is the same old post-Phantom, Wildhorne-esque soap operetta that just doesn't jive with me. I just prefer more complexity.

>>64962903
I adore this movie but this is one scene that feels like it would work better on stage.

>>64972443
Charlie and Jodie, not ringing any bells for me.
I really wish I could see the show.
>Hunchback is the same old post-Phantom, Wildhorne-esque soap operetta that just doesn't jive with me. I just prefer more complexity.
I can understand that. The only truly memorable songs are Belles of Notre Dame and Hellfire.
Also, I gotta ask, what's your favorite Disney soundtrack? Or which do you think is best? In my opinion it's Hercules.

Tommy had a lot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kjzv9e2x5nI

>>64972684
it's in the lyrics anon. it makes more sense in the show I guess.

In general my taste is musicals that push boundaries and expand the form, just as Bernstein and Rodgers and Hammerstein did before (they were technical innovators on the level of Stravinsky, but that's a whole other story).

Disney is great because it's for kids so it only exists on pure melodic terms. You can't really beat Alan Menken or the original Disney renaissance. But my all time fav is now Enchanted. How Do You Know is a masterpiece. No one else agrees with me :(

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>>64956192

>>64973198
I'll need to relisten to it, I never imported the music in my iTunes for some reason.
And I haven't seen Enchanted in a long time, but How Do You Know is a great song.
If it makes you feel any better I don't think anybody agrees with me on how amazing Snoopy: The Musical is.

Do you have a favorite musical? Or one you think pushed boundaries the most (besides Oklahoma)?
I really like Les Mis and Phantom, but I grew up on them.

>>64972913
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXNGIKuCiv8

>>64958113
What does this even mean?

>>64972684
charles manson and jodie foster.
the guy on the song is the guy who attempted to assassinate reagan

I love the Snoopy musical. Kristen Chenowith's first big break.

Good you know about Oklahoma, that was a real departure for modern theatre. All the other boundary pushing ones you know because Sondheim did nearly all of them. Company was the first non-linear musical and takes place as a series of disconnected flash backs. Merrily We Roll Along was a fucked up narrative of kids acting out the lives of adults who were recollecting their memories backwards so they'd grow younger as the show went on... that was wayyy too weird for musical theatre in the 70s.

Sunday in the Park with George has the strangest 2nd act in the history of musical theatre...

His entire career challenges convention.

There's also Michael John LaChuisa who puts on insanely epic musicals that are opera length. Giant, his last masterpiece, was like four hours, in three Acts, and every song is amazing. There are more...

also 4 simultaneous musical threads on /tv/ today holy shit is this a dream?

>>64973791
meant for: >>64973435

>>64973791
>Sunday in the Park with George has the strangest 2nd act in the history of musical theatre...
I mean, I thought it was pretty straight forward.

>>64973693
I thought it might be Charles Manson.
>the guy on the song is the guy who attempted to assassinate reagan
It's too bad he didn't succeed.

>>64973791
>>64973838
>Merrily We Roll Along was a fucked up narrative of kids acting out the lives of adults who were recollecting their memories backwards so they'd grow younger as the show went on... that was wayyy too weird for musical theatre in the 70s.
But is it good?
>Sunday in the Park with George
I forgot about that one, I need to watch it still.

There's other theater threads up? I tried to make one a while back and it died almost immediately.

>>64973891
time travelling a century forward to follow George's descendent, who can also confide in the ghost of his great great mother to sort out his feelings about Art, is straight forward to you? It's a complete left turn from the First Act.

>>64973949
Merrily is amazing but you'll basically be confused to the actual plot until you see it live. George Costanza plays a major role! Opening Doors is one of the best songs in musical theatre.

Sunday in the Park is on DVD so you can just watch that. It won the Pulitzer that year!

>>64974074
it's suplosed to represent a parallel between the two time periods and how both artists are struggling for their art with georges being consumed in his obsession with perfection and george being under pressure with not living up to expectations.

>>64974279
There's no DVD of Merrily?

>>64974400
bootlegs exist

>>64974329
sure I get the subtext. It's just a weird left turn is all and completely unheard of in musicals up till then. George was trying to get all experimental theatre on us.

It's also a parallel of Sondheim himself, as Chromolume #8 is a stand in for Sunday in the Park, which was his eighth musical, and he had recently suffered a huge artistic flop with Merrily. So the whole show is like his 8 1/2

amazing substance.

>>64974400
London revival (Sondheim approved) was available to buy on VOD (digitaltheatre dotcom) but the rights expired. I have it, but you can only stream and it's DRM'd. It might be available in the US somewhere.

>>64974424
>>64974496
I'll find it.
I really gotta visit England in the future, the Video on Demand shit sounds so cool.

Just to bring it back around:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A4WF0dBwKg0

thoughts on spring awakening?

>>64973791
>4 musical threads
I looked through the catalogue and there's only other 2?

Who is the GOAT composer and why is it Sondheim?

>>64974973
this, sound of music, hamilton and one other I forgot.

>>64973791
I forgot Jason Robert Brown's Last 5 Years. That has a Memento structure (scenes going forward intersecting with scenes going backwards and they sync in the middle). It doesn't entirely work but the songs are wonderful and it's sung-through. The movie with Anna Kendrick is underrated and virtually no one saw it.

>>64975608
oh yeah there's a Les Mis one too. so that's 4.

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>>64971565

>>64975643
I don't see the les mis one

>>64975801
lel

>>64962903
>/pol/ irl

>>64972377
>Malick couldn't even do deep focus properly
What a hack

>>64976603
Pls be bait

>>64975893
>>64966238

>>64976136
>not including the opening shots

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6tR78d0cmA

>>64962432
GOAT

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Based Eisenstein coming in hot to crush capitalism

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When a Soviet director could generate more tension in 1925 in a silent movie than all of the Marvel capeshit movies around today.

His trick: the infallible science of Marxism-Leninism.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zu1ab1HpTOs

>you kids still arent old enough to appreciate Eyes Wide Shut

>>64977218
Ahh yes, that old infallible thing that literally failed...

>>64965442
Is this cinematography?

>>64976694
Apparently someone posted a 5th one

>>64977701

>>64977286
>Millions of dead Capitalist exploiters
>Millions of dead German fascists
>Millions of buttflustered Amerifat imperialists
>Literally failed

>>64978000
Mhm, and what of Marxist Leninism today? Oh right it's nowhere. Even China's communism is basically a fascist strain of capitalism.

>>64978000
You forgot millions of dead soviets.
I agree. No price is too high for class consciousness. :/\)

>>64978165
True, the glory of Marxism-Leninism was crippled by reactionaries. At least it took down 60 gorillion bourgeoisie and Kulaks with it though.

Just like Ben "The Wall Street Sweeper" Garrison would have wanted.

>>64978192
Exactly. The comrades died defending the USSR's right to kill porkies.

>>64978192
it's :^) not :/\)

>>64978404
^ nose wasn't big enough for what I posted

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I couldn't find a decent still but The Aviator is really gorgeous. Filmed by veteran cinematographer, Robert Richardson.

Who is this broken man cluttering up my hallway?

>>64959429
Better question: Why aren't directors the cinematographers? Is it a union thing?

>>64977565
it's kinography

>>64978560

Could you imagine trying to keep track of a scene while directing the actors and organising all the camera and lighting at the same time?

That's cray-cray.