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The Horrifying Truth About Life Inside of Movie Musicals - After Hours
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I always imagined that when people are singing and dancing in musicals they're actually just talking and walking but we (as the viewers) percieve it as musical, when in reality they are just going about their daily lives. I also imagined every solo song was just an inner monologue.
Lauren Wh That's actually how you ARE meant to view musicals :) Songs are like asides in a Shakespeare play- they aren't actually happening in the reality of the characters' universe, its just a device to communicate their thoughts/emotions to the audience- like a narration. The only songs that are 'real' are in stories where the character wants to be in band or something and other people on stage hear/react to it.....I'll stop being a wet blanket now haha
Yes!! someone who finally understands!! :D
they really are just like the asides in Shakespeare, I never even made that link. :)
+Lauren Wh ...the musical episode of [scrubs]?
birch bark the only reason there was singing and dancing is because the woman with the tumor was hearing everything musically, thats why when she wasn't present they were shown as having normal conversations, but as soon as they entered the room she was in they would be singing.
+Lauren Wh what episode was that??
Nice subtle touch - the people dancing outside the diner.
+Seetiyan I just caught that a couple minutes ago, I can't believe I never saw it before. This is maybe the 5th time I've watched this video?
+Seetiyan I was wonder if anybody would comment on that
+Patrick Hogan And the previous video about afterlives, where every other diner is a penitent husk staring at the abyss in a cold mockery of life. Dammit now I have to start paying more attention.
+Oven-fresh Misery or the horror story episode where every tree is a camouflaged alien that u cant see
didn't see
The fact that there is a musical called "The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals" about this concept is something everyone should know
There's also at least two Norm MacDonald SNL sketches where he's the guy who doesn't know he's in a musical (being West Side Story and Evita).
"Well... we know where they are in the sound of music..."
Fucking *dark* Soren, jesus... even for you guys, holy shit haha...
i didn't get that joke
+Esther Park The Sound of Music was set during the Nazi occupation. So where are the disabled people?
With all the other people Hitler viewed as genetically inferior.
The look on Katie's face...
Dark, or just the truth? Both?
Anyone remember the episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer where they were compelled to sing and dance by a demonic force? I like that explanation. Fuck, I love that episode. I love all those episodes! Pardon me, I need to, uh...Netflix...
Cj Young. The BEST episode. Such good music, too.
Cj Young they got the mustard out!
okay so fun fact Joss's daughter is in that episode! she's the girl trying to sing her way out of a ticket
liz sealey
I did not know that, thank you for sharing the joy.
So does that mean every musicale ends with everyone in town burning to death and some poor back round girl being abducted and forced to marry a demon and live in hell Persephone style until her inevitable death? That's dark even for cracked.
Cj Young: Yes! That's immediately what I thought of when I was watching this.
"We know where they are in the sound of music..."
I latterly played Captain Von Trapp in high-school and I don't get that joke
Nic Collins Awkward... even in high school I research my characters and the time period.
I watched the movie but no one ever told me that until now
nunya baznus yeah, they were sent to internment camps, but they were killed there. I was in one of this camps and saw how the nazis and their doctors worked there. It was very cruel, because they sent letters to the families of the disabled people with the content: died for several reasons. There were no corpses, 'cause they were burnt. The families got only some ash. In fact, the doctors often made experiments on alive human beings, only because they were disabled. There was only one problem. The public found out. And because the disabled people have had som mighty speakers, the program had to be stopped.
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nunya baznus yeah, they were sent to internment camps, but they were killed there. I was in one of this camps and saw how the nazis and their doctors worked there. It was very cruel, because they sent letters to the families of the disabled people with the content: died for several reasons. There were no corpses, 'cause they were burnt. The families got only some ash. In fact, the doctors often made experiments on alive human beings, only because they were disabled. There was only one problem. The public found out. And because the disabled people have had som mighty speakers, the program had to be stopped.
greetings from germany
What's so terrible about the idea of everyone having their own musical numbers, but we only see a handful of them? That's no different from the way real life works for all of us: Every "background character" of YOUR story is the star of their own. They have their own loves, conflicts, failures, victories, and reasons to sing, but to you, they're just extras. You already NEVER get to see everybody's songs, so why is it so quickly rejected from the musical theories?
Well, its Soren who claims it would be terrible and he his a narcissist and borderline sociopath. The idea that other people are as relevant as he is and he is therefore not the most important person in the world is probably terrible to him.
@@creativedesignation7880 I wish I had your patience
Because there's only so much time in a day. Also, humans seem to like privacy a lot for some reason.
"I was with him, it was monopoly money, we were at a Costco."
favorite line. lol
My mother was somehow raised with Hollywood fun classic MGM musicals.
She used to say if people's lives were more about singing and dancing, the world would be a better place because "one can't do evil while singing or dancing".
Then I showed her Burton's version of SWEENEY TODD... ;-)
+yanndick Or A Clockwork Orange, even.
metalskim Well... I get your point but Clockwork's not an actual musical.
+yanndick "I'm SIIIIINGING (ow), I'm SIIIIINGING (ow)
but that involved meat pies and barbers
and if you really wanted to scare her you should have shown her nightmare before Christmas
erica creta She thinks Jack Skellington is "cute" ! :-)
Buffy the Musical has people singing their own songs in the background.
"The y got the mustered OOOOOOUUUUT". But you get a big ass participation trophy for actually knowing it.
+Legendary Detective Wobbaffet yeh, but in that episode it was like a magic spell or curse, caused by a demon, that was supposed to effect everyone, not just the main cast.
there's a place where people burst into song and no one thinks it's weird and they may even join in. it's called theatre camp. gods, I miss it.
gods plural?
AwesomeSpider4 yeah. I'm a polytheist.
I would honestly watch a musical that makes fun of musicals in where everyone tries to sing but get interrupted by everyone else
Xavier Fincher check out they guy you doesn’t like musicals
The guy that doesn’t like musicals, sorry had a stroke there
Galavant. There's a running gag where one of the characters (Syd) keeps trying to join in on singing and constantly gets interrupted by everyone.
Michael helping Dan recognize Soren’s expression bc of Dan’s implied autism in the last ep and Dan reminding Michael to take his Ritalin bc of Michael’s implied ADHD in this one make me so happy ngl, glad I’m revisiting this series
You know what, I kind of agree with the "people in musicals act the way humans were always meant to be". Except we don't make up lyrics on the fly (except in rap battles). Rather than sing through our emotions, our hearts sing with the music we listen to. Don't we all have depression playlists and party playlists and theme songs for all our feelings? In addition, people break into song and dance in real life all the time too. It just looks different. If we break down musicals into their basic foundation, they are nothing more than organized sound and movement. During birthday parties, we break out into the Happy Birthday song. During competitions, we sing "We will, we will, rock you." Famous dances: Hokey pokey, electric slide, macarena, some chicken thing. After a performance, we all simultaneously start to clap and shout (or boo and throw tomatoes). When babies cry, mothers rock them and hum to them and sing a lullaby if they know one. Girls have tons of hand-clapping games accompanied by sing-songy rhymes. And let's not forget the jump-rope rhymes either. Flash mobs are getting more and more popular. The organized motions of graduates walking across the stage, shaking hands, and getting their pictures taken also counts. Church choir anyone? Singing in the shower cliche? Oblivious to our poor singing as we listen to our ipods? Playing music while we do chores? Constantly quoting famous songs? I know I do. (Ex: "oops I did it again" after a goof up) Obviously, my argument is a stretch from what the guy was actually implying, but here's my bottom line. The reason we so readily accept musicals is because they are nothing more than an exaggeration of what we do in real life. In any case, I really liked all these theories about the featured singers/dancers being oppressive dominators, the creme de la creme in a world of mediocre, or just plain crazies.
No joke, I think you're on to something with that theory.
This ties into my view of the Universe uncannily.
Mother of god, like using our vocal chords in one flat note all the time isnt natural. Like if we all developed some sort of melodic language we'd find that human communication would have a deeper, more harmonious aspect
My sister and I had a discussion about musicals and I said, "Maybe musicals are how God really sees the world."
Like at the beginning of the newest Hairspray movie. You hear the cars honking, the people sweeping the streets, and the men shining shoes were all normal things that happen, but they all happened in a harmonious rhythm that made beautiful music.
This is genius.
As a musical nerd, I can 100% confirm that randomly breaking out in song is DEFINITELY a disease, because all musical geeks have the issue that song lyrics can describe 99.999% of their day but no one else can relate 99.999% of their day to lyrics from showtunes. So yeah, its a disease
I'm fairly certain it's hereditary because both my mom and her mom have it and I have it too. *randomly starts singing Hamilton songs*
anyone notice the dancing people outside?
Yeeeees thank you!
1deeplook just what I was going to poste about
Lol
I did.
Yeah, at um... when did it start... about 3:24?
lol I saw that. It begs the question... is that a set, or are they at a real place but they sometimes hire people to do certain things...
there is at least one easter egg like that in pretty much every after hours video. have fun ^_^
Should have mentioned Les Miserables. That would have been hilarious! Not only would your life suck in that movie, but you have to SING how much your life sucks. You literally say or think EVERYTHING in terms of song! However, at least you don't have to dance as much.
Oh my goodness yes! You wouldn't even get breaks, either! "I am eating breeeeakfast noooow! Unfortunately it is crawling in maggots but that is just how life wooooorks around heeeeere!" XD
Bridget NicRiobard xD best Idea ever!
Bridget NicRiobard YES XD
And everyone sings in high notes while trying not to die in revolution battle or sewer
***** what does being french have to do w/ it?
I tend to think of the singing and dancing in musicals like improve work; it is not as spontaneous as the uninitiated might think. Improve is formula built upon formula. Taking it to a really basic level, look at "That's what she said" or "Your mom." These are basic joke structures anyone can use in lots of circumstances. For something more complex and more on topic, look up some musical clips from Whose Line Is It Anyway.
Musicals tend to have reprises and recurring sequences tying the music together. People don't need to improvise a full song for each scene; everyone knows 5 or 6 basic songs that people do variations on. The dancers know common sequences of dance steps that they can learn like kata in martial arts. The structure of the song tells you when the highs and lows are coming.
If you imagine a whole society where this is just how people are raised, most people could manage an impromptu song and dance number by the time they are five.
3:25 OMFG the people in the background of the diner are dancing XD XD
Love coming back to these old episodes every once and awhile
Well, don't forget that the Jazz Singer also featured a man singing in black face. So, there's that.
That movie is almost as racist as Birth of A Nation. Just more Jewish related. Different time, what can you do
Sarahbellum 1245 He actually made Jazz Singer with pro-racial intent. It just wasn't a thing to have actual black people in movies back then. I had to research it for a report in High School.
Tate Hildyard I can actually see that. After all, the main character is Jewish. I guess good intentions count for something, right? And again, it was a different time.
What class did you take in high school to where you did a report on that film? I didn't get a chance to study it till college.
Sarahbellum 1245 American History in my Junior Year and I did a group presentation on the 1920s.
Insensitive by today's standards but I'm pretty sure it was made with good intentions
Point made at 2:53
proven in Buffy episode 'Once More With Feeling'
THEY GOT THE MUSTARD OUT!!!!!!
I was going to post this when I saw your comment. Once More With Feeling basically explored every aspect of this debate.
"Can people get high from singing and dancing?"
I do.
3:27 they're dancing in the background
I saw it!
I saw that to
Musicals are caused by the visit of the demon Sweet, in Buffy in the Once more with feeling "All these melodies
They go on too long
Then that energy
Starts to come on way too strong
All those hearts laid open - that must sting
Plus some customers just start combusting
That's the penalty
When life is but a song"
I totally heard Sweet singing when I read that. 🤣🤣
One of the most common forms of communication was singing. And dancing has been part of the social norm since the start of humankind. What happened is that what had once been commonplace was supplanted with the advent of film and later even more dramatically by television. People who could sing, dance and play musical instruments found themselves in virtual competition with the best in the world in their living rooms and stopped performing by becoming perpetual audiences silhouettes in the darkened rooms of our theater of the mind. That why I play harmonica and can sing Happy Birthday on key. What do you think of that? Though it is hard to dance, sing, and accompany myself on harmonica.
They are not mentally ill but neither are we. They are an evolutionary divergence, the beginning of a new species if you will. They regularly interbreed with the common population though so they have no momentum for natural selection but it is a mutation. If we watched them breed over time we would likely find a population not only completely obsessed with the idea of singing their feelings but biologically predisposed to this type of behavior perhaps even losing the ability to speak regularly all together. Biodiversity is the barrier to realizing this species but its not like Hitler mind or anything, this is not an inferior or superior theoretical species its just different.
There should be a musical where sometimes at random you can spot a song that's going on in the background unrelated to the movie.
Fuck, how can I have watched this video like five times and only have just noticed the dancing in the background.
🧐
I like the idea that all the leads in musicals have the equivalent of musical Turrets syndrome.The crazy guy on your subway train just all of a sudden just burst into song for no apparent reason. What's scary though is that anyone else on the train instead of looking at him crazily will instead join in with at least his dance routine.
"I wear this foil upon my head.
Cause the NSA would have me dead.
I know the truth it must be said. It's HAARP. It's HAARP. "
'Turrets' syndrome - LOL!
Nice lyrics!
3:55 I feel that disabled people are not really well represented in media.
Its not just the musicals.
Magnus McIntyre Recently there have been a lot of good role models. Professor X, Daredevil, Half the characters from the 'how to train your dragon' franchise, Gazelle from Kingsmen, Bennet from Orange is the new black. You have heroes, villians, side characters, morally ambiguous characters, etc.
+Snaketooth 09 Rainman, Radio, one flew over the cuo-cuo's nest, etc...
Ethan Blum and how come the only one of those three things bI know of is "one flew over the cuckoo's nest"?
Snaketooth 09 Rainman won a ton of oscars (best picture, best actor and more), plus dustin hoffman is really good in it. I dont think Radio won anything, but cuba gooding jr is great in it
+Snaketooth 09 Walter Jr. from Breaking Bad?
"Master puppeteers?" You mean choreographers?
So basically what you guys are saying is that the world in musicals is a world in which the dancing plague from the middle ages was never eradicated. Man, I'd love to see a movie with that plot.
Yeah that be cool but didnt people die soon after contracting the disease? Unless people started getting resistant to the diseases like some people only join in to other peoples songs because they are more resistant to the disease and dont sing solo's while people who sing solo's and dance are the worse you can get with the disease 😄
I want to see a zombie virus but they must dance so to escape just put o whip and nae nae and they'll fall apart or die from a terrible terrible terrible terrible TERRIBLE song
erica creta
Next week on AMC's The Walking Dead:
"They've surrounded us! We're all gonna die now!"
"Coral, don't worry. I got the perfect thaang to destroy them."
"What is it, dad?"
"Rebbeca Black's Friday!"
+Moby Dick I wish but the shows coming to an end soooooo
erica creta
Really? Where did you find this out?
In Buffy the Vampire Slayer episode "Once More with Feeling," there is an in-universe demon pulling strings and forcing people to sing and dance.
I have my own theory, whenever a song starts, it's all in the lead's head. Not like mentally-ill-in-his-head, but more like everyone composes songs on the fly, all the time, and we just see what it looks like because at that moment, we're looking through the lead's eyes. In "Singin' In The Rain" the song "Make 'Em Laugh" happens through Cosmos' eyes as he tells his friend to cheer up, same with the titular song, the guy who's name I can't remember is just walking home while feeling happy, but in his head, he's doing a huge musical number where he can't shut up about the wheater he's singing in. That rises the question about the part where the cop interrupts him, but he might have just thought that would have been funny.
Dr Heaven MD I feel like with that specific song (Singing in the Rain) Gene Kelly (the actor) might have actually been singing, like in real life, that’s how happy he was, and why the cop was looking at him so strangely ya know?
I LOVE THAT THEY USE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW!!!!!!!!!
The guy who didn't like musicals has a hive mind
"spiderman: turn off the dark!" EVERY TIME i lose it at that line oh my g od
Nothing like starting your day with the longest guilty laugh of my life. "Well, we know where they are in The Sound of Music."
3:25 BACKGROUND DANCERS!!!
Does the world they talked about where everybody in the world is singing and dancing make anyone else think of the Musical eps. of buffy.
Ever wonder when Dorothy in the wizard of oz is starting to follow the yellow brick road and there's a red brick road goibg in the other direction? Where does that go? Some Diamond City?
If you really want to know more about Oz, read a few of the other books. They're actually quite short. My favorite is "Ozma of Oz."
There's a theory that dorothy is in a coma cause of the tropical storm (or hurricane I don't remember), and the yellow brick road is a adventure that leads to her waking up. The red brick road would've meant death, or not waking up.
Each direction in OZ is represented by a color like everything in the east is general blue. The color of the road indicates which direct you want to go. Yellow is the color that represents the west so is you want to head towards the west you take the yellow brick road. The red brick road heads south. There should also be a purple road heading north.
Krisse S Ozma is ssssssoooooooooo cool.
+Jake Langenderfer If you enjoy people making jokes at movies, try RiffTrax's go at the Wizard of OZ. I never realized how Dorothy killed people a lot until then. Also the scarecrow gets the Pythagorean Theorem wrong. (a^2+b^2=c^2) If you're wondering how, he names the wrong type of triangle.
Did anyone else notice the spinning woman outside
Yep
"they got the mustard OUT"-buffy the musical. the background players songs
All I have to say is the "Once More With Feeling" episode of Buffy: the vampire slayer.... " they got the mustard Oooooooooout!!!!!"
I did a production of "Into the Woods" where the lead (witch) broke her leg halfway through the run. They reblocked the whole show around her while she rode a Rascal. It was amazing. She actually used the scooter to enhance her emotions
List of why living in a musical is a dream come true
1.everyone gets to hear your beautiful singing every day
2.you get to dance all the time
3.the world's leads are Ramin Karimloo, Alfie Boe, Sierra Boggess, Samantha Barks, and others
me: *sees title*
DON'T TOUCH MY FUCKING MUSICALS.
Buffy's Once More With Feeling explained all musicals.
My list for why being in a Musical is a horrible way to live.
1: You are in a Musical
2: You are in a Musical
3: Repeat Rules 1 and 2 until you finally get it!
*****
You can blame High School Musical 3 for that...
*****
If they make it into an anime, I'd watch Phantom of the Opera
Living in a musical would be the happiest days if my life
Attack on Titan meets phantom of the opera!
Catherine Rathbone
....Make. It. Happen.
OMFG beating around the bush = torture porn
The theory that we were always meant to sing, much like birds, is actually pretty interesting o.o
Glad to see these videos are as fun and humorous as the articles on the official site :)
Rewatching this years later now that I'm on Ritalin, I realise Daniel called Mike "Little Ritalino", as in adhd meds
This After hours was ahead of it’s time and I’ve yet to see anything replace it.
Wolves also sing just for the heck of it, but I guess if you're an apex predator you can make all the noise you want. Which would also explain us singing.
Anybody els see the dancing in the background
i did
Yes!
Yup
Me too
3:21 I just realized the background actors DO sing and dance in this episode!!! Man you guys have great writing!!!!
Wow.. used a clip from Rocky Horror Picture Show near the beginning.. Subscribed :)
Honestly-the video kind of tripped me out, man. In a good way!
CC & Cracked? What is this a crossover episode?
There would be solos,
I thought we already did Star Wars
If you got that you're awesome
I've watched this a dozen times, but I just noticed the people in the background dancing at 3:24. Well played, Cracked, well played.
Dan's theory at the end: little kids basically sing and dance constantly, too. Put music with a beat in the general vicinity of a toddler and they start dancing, a lot of kids sing before they can even talk...
I always just figured that everyone knew the same songs and started singing along when someone brought one up. (No theories about the dancing.)
Once more,with Feeling,(Buffy). Probably one of the best episodes.
+kleinjahr they got the mUSTAAAARD OUUUUUUUUT~~~~
Umm, I know it's not a movie but shouldn't they if brought up the musical episode in Buff the Vampire Slayer?
No, because that had a reason that was explained in the episode, whereas all the ones they mentioned where never explained.
I'm glad you referenced Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers.
3:54 "Well, we know where they are in the Sound of Music." By far the best line
Hey. Handicapped people just dance in the wheelchair. Ever watch glee?
If the singing people in musicals are the disabled it makes that society super utopic. Like IRL when does literally everyone in the room help to facilitate the handicapped with 0 judgement or reservations, and IRL "facilitating" is often just being nice not elaborate dancing. People are just great in that universe.
+TheLovelyLuna that makes this all crushingly depressing.
"Once More, With Feeling" supports Daniel's throey because with buffy and company no longer being in control of their primary form of communication, they were unable to lie to each other.
It also had random people singing really random songs in the backround.
Soren's smile at the end. My heart melts.
Did anybody els notice the dancing people in the background. 03:22
Musicals are the spice of life.
Opening from Beauty and the Beast keeps looping around my head as i watch this.
I know they act like they dont care about each other, but the sweet little gestures like the "Take your pills?" Was a nice touch showing they really care.
>"Little people everywhere"
>"That's racist"
FUCKING.....HOW? WHAT?
+Chandler Mathis I think it's the way Michael said it that seemed racist.
Little people aren't a race.
+Chandler Mathis that's the joke
Tom Goldberg It's *a* joke, but the fact that little people aren't a race isn't the joke. If it was, they'd have drawn attention to it. They have a tendency to do that
+Chandler Mathis I'm not trying to say its a good joke, mind you.
I agree with 1:25 and 2:34-2:38. Charismatic people get friends without even trying and jobs without prior job experience. Is there proof? Yes, and it is my older brother, Mr. Charisma himself.
Did u know he went to the bus stop one day and came back an hour later with a new girlfriend? True story.
And it's your duty to destroy him. You know who else was charismatic? Hitler!
Anthraxinternational Hitler used his charisma to benifit his own ideology that white skined people who are stright are good while everyone eles is bad. It's how you use your "talent". People who do good like Martin Luther King (MLK) Should live happily and Hitler thought he was doing good heck when he was being elected his speeches promised his nation honor, respect and the list goes on.
Rice M Or he could be the next MLK, but is it really a risk worth taking? Well, as long as he doesn't become a failed painter I guess we're gonna be fine.
Anthraxinternational True and yes we can take that risk. Other examples of this same type of risk on the same level are :
Singer: Miley Cyrus (You guys know why she is bad) to Demi Lovato (Trying to Help people get out of Drug addiction. I think she is) (Example so say what you want)
Sportsman: Lance Armstrong (Cheated by Taking Drugs) to Usane Bolt (Fastest Runner in the World! I think)
There are many more but these two are the ones I could think from the top of my head so we can take it and hope for the best!
Rice M So you're saying that terminating child prodigies is wrong?
These little conversations remind me of the conversations I have while I'm high. Just much less philosophical. Though, to be fair, my sense of self is a tad skewed after I light up.
Man, I miss Cracked.
Did anyone see the waitress doing pirouettes in the background?
Clearly none of these guys watched the musical episode of buffy. Explains everything. Joss Whedon for Pres
amoa25 well this aged poorly
My sister and I had a discussion about musicals and I said, "Maybe musicals are how God really sees and hears the world."
Like at the beginning of the newest Hairspray movie. You hear the cars honking, the people sweeping the streets, and the men shining shoes were all normal things that happen, but they all happened in a harmonious rhythm that made beautiful music.
Michael is right.
Take Buffy's Once More With Feeling as a PRIME example. We know that, off camera, Dawn sang about math with her class in school and Giles had a Musical(TM) moment at Open Mic Night, AND Anna had a song we didn't get to see in that episode but that there was a callback to in a later episode.
Love the dancing waitress :-D
They were right about Franz Liszt being the greatest pop star...
arbitterm Hey but Chopin invented metal, or at least the composition style that metal bands would use later, once electric guitars were invented.
arbitterm Hey but Chopin invented metal, or at least the composition style that metal bands would use later, once electric guitars were invented.
+arbitterm No joke, he was like Jerry Lee Lewis, Justin Timberlake, David Lee Roth, and your hottest music teacher all rolled into one. Women were losing their minds over him. Paris when Liszt showed up was a little like the Ed Sullivan show when Beatles played there.
it takes a lot, because all your videos are amazing, but this is the BEST ONE YET!
I can't believe I watched all of these in like a 3 hour time span. I love these!
People dance in the background. 3:25
guess I am a character from a musical trapped in real life... xDDD I sing and dance every day at any time and anywhere...
According to these folks in the video your like me then, handicapped in some FAAAAAABBBULOUUUUUUSSSSS WAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYY!!!! 'bows'
yup! xD
Maybe it's the walking dead effect! Come,my musical brothers and/or sisters,let us rise up and fill the world with fabulous music! :D
This entire playlist is pure movie trivia gold! :D I love these videos!
Buffy already explored this...
Heres a good idea for an after hours topic. Badguys that are not really that bad. Lex is more of a hater than anything. Isnhe really on the same level as doomsday?
They did that actually.
Small people aren't a race... unless this is game of thrones.
Is it small or little? Or midget or dwarf? Midget and dwarf are specific words with specific meanings whereas small and little are objective. What is small/little and to whom? Small/little people is PC claptrap.
i asimov I don't know, I was just quoting IT Crowd.
Hahaha! His face at 2:16 is priceless I rewound it like 4 times just to watch that reaction, epic haha
Or maybe people sing and dance in musicals because it's entertaining
Chris Hubley and they do not explain how Superman flies it used to be leaping over tall buildings but that couldn't possibly explain 89 to 99℅ of what Superman does otherwise Hulk would just zip around like Superman
That's the old explanation. The modern one is: "Because Earth and the Sun exhibits less gravitational pull than that of Krypton, and also due to his solar-powered body, the Man of Steel can also alter his personal mono-directional gravity field to propel himself through the air at will."
Because he's a character and the people who write him can make him do literally anything they want, and flying is cool.
Fictional characters don't need to obey the laws of physics, just the laws of storytelling.
+Chris Hubley yeah but that's boring though. We have a right to question these things.
Newsies is my favourite movie ever and I freaked out when they mentioned it haha. Racetrack and Crutchie are my favourite characters
+Willow Gritzmaker I love Racetrack so much.
The people dancing in the background was priceless:)
I seriously cannot believe that "Once More With Feeling" from Buffy the Vampire Slayer wasn't mentioned. My personal favorite song was that woman being written up by the Meter Maid, and then singing at the end of her verse "Hey, I'm not wearing underwear."
I love how randomly the people in the background.
I meant to say I love that in the background out the window people are dancing.
They're doing a deaf version of Spring Awakening. (Deaf actors who sign, and dance, and singers sing as well, to open up who is exposed to the expressions and emotions of musicals. Neat.
+CplAnguadaEarth I saw that when It was in L.A it was amazing.