THIS. I feel like even if I wasn't practicing the craft Lin was teaching, I'd benefit from the universal lessons and wisdom he could provide any artist.
@@xxxnini he has this episode from a netflix series “Song Exploder” where he talks about writing Wait For It. It’s so amazing how much storytelling he puts in ONE song its insane
So many people say “musicals don’t adapt well on screen” that’s NOT true! The problem is the directors they pick. The hired director that dorn know anything about musicals like the director of the film adaptation of dear Evan Hansen. Lin understand what makes theatre magical and how to translate that! You have to hire directors like Lin who love theatre!
“what cool things don’t i know you can do?” wow! what a generous and giving director he seems to be, trusting his team and giving them the power and space to do what it is they do is SO incredible. so few people do this, that’s amazing :,)
That is something so special about Lin-Manuel Miranda, he's always surrounded by other talented people, he knows he can't do everything alone, so why not reclute a group of people that are incredible in what they are and share knowledge and talent 🥺 so humble and clever ✨
@@linndylau I feel like that is a very theatre mindset.... I don't have much experience like AT all.... Did drama in highschool and studied in theatre for my first year in College but the fact that theatre is a communal art form and that the talent of everyone is required was impressed upon us in pretty much everything class one way or an other....
I feel like his attitude toward the folks he works with draws on a few things: -he was a substitute teacher, once upon a time -he’s been an actor, so he knows how to talk to his fellow actors and work with them -his curiosity about the world These three things, at least, are why he’s an awesome director. And if he keeps making movies, he’s going to keep being awesome.
Mr. Miranda, I want to thank you for several things. I am in my 80's, and I heard of the show, Rent but never desired to see it. Now I watch all the RUclips presentations, old and new, I can find. I never knew who Jonathan Larson was, and through your outstanding direction and Andrew's acting, you have brought him to life for me. Another Thank you is that I always liked Andrew Garfield and thought he was a good actor, but you got out of him his true greatness. I could go on and on, but I want to say that you were one of the few directors who made a great stage to film musical. I will never get to see Hamilton, and I regret that. I would like to experience your genius in person rather than just read about it. Finally, I had to watch Tick...tick boom over and over. It was so well done. Too many of your directorial insights are missed in one or two viewings and Andrew's talent, and all the cast's outstanding performances. Thank you, Mr. Miranda. Tom
Tom, it's not in person, but there is a film of the original Broadway cast performing Hamilton on stage. It is beautifully done, and is available on Disney plus. If you watch it, the perfection might make you cry. This old lady gets tears in her eyes every time.
Agreed, the version on Disney+ (Disney Plus) is so beautifully filmed and the sound quality os amazing, and you can rewind it, for when you miss the words (they’re fast). :) Additionally, the soundtrack is amazing because he musical is essentially an opera, so it’s lovely to just listen to, also
Andrews long pause before saying he will be turning 30 years old is so perfect. Every person whether they want to admit it or not, feel like they have accomplished nothing before they are 30 and that pause perfectly encapsulated the existential dread that we all fear, the fear of the unknown and seeing people like lin and Jonathan shows that a never give up mentality and striving for your dreams will carry you on to what can be your calling and what gives you true meaning when it comes to your profession
"This is not one of those biopics where you see the Mozart writing his masterpiece. This is a movie about failure and getting back up. And his masterpiece is ahead of him. And it's hopeful because maybe so as yours." This made me cry again😭 (not that I didn't cry enough watching the movie!) This is my number one movie now. Well done, Lin❤️
People shit on Lin all the time, but the reality is he is a one of a kind. His mind is absolutely incredible. There is something to be said about being able to bring stage to screen in a way that is appealing and engaging to an audience. And for Lin to do it in the way he did on his directorial debut is incredible. If this movie doesn’t get any nominations I’m going to be very surprised
Tick Tick Boom is honestly perfect. You have the film directed by a super genius in our time, the songs and story written by a super genius from the 90s, and a lead with immeasurable acting ability
I need a breakdown of how he choreographed therapy. That was crazy. Andrew and Vanessa did a great job. And just every movement from the eyes to the hands to everything just flows perfectly
I just love how Lin makes us feel so close to him. Usually filmmakers have these prepared answers, and kind of "scripts" of what is challenging, but Lin no. His speech feels so real and authentic. More than that, the way he shows his vulnerability it's what makes me sympathise the most.
1:37 "I think it's important to go personal" This reminds me of the scene with Jonathan and his agent in which she tells him that he should write about something "he knows" for his next musical(s), which just happens to be Tick Tick Boom and Rent. It would've been cool to see Superbia onstage, but without the former two, we wouldn't have been able to know about the talent of Jonathan Larson.
The cameos in the film were amazing! I cried so hard during this film. Rent is a very important musical to me and it got me through my rough years in high school. RIP Jonathan Larson. 💚😭
LITERALLYYYY I loved the 'Sunday' sequence and did assume that it is some kind of tribute to Jon Larson, but we all know, LMM always shows and tells something beyond expectation !
Lin Manuel-Miranda remains a constant source of inspiration for me at this point, his brain is so full of ideas that seem impossible to begin with yet he pulls it off so brilliantly.
It’s so amazing when movie musical directors noticeably appreciate theatre, it always reflects on the final piece and Lin for sure is one of those. He is going to be potentially one of the best movie musical directors for that reason. He is so clever and talented, I really hope to work with him someday…
My respect for Lin-Manuel Miranda has skyrocketed. He poured so much of himself into this movie, but he didn’t make it about himself. This is such a beautifully made tribute to Jonathan Larson. Kudos to the cast and crew of this movie!
Omg I didn’t realize I could love LMM even more! So brilliant, thoughtful, talented but still humble and down to earth. So impressive to hear his outlook and appreciation for his peers and experts he still learns from… and isn’t afraid to admit that! Just a top notch human! 💜
I loved this film. It has literally ignited a passion for musicals that was previously disinterested at best and actively scornful at worst. Thank you Lin.
The most amazing thing about this genius is how much he learns from other people. No ego at all, always open to being inspired and improving his craft. He’s only ever going to get better. 👏👏👏
I was nervous when I first heard they were making TTB into a film but once I heard it was in Lin's hands? I knew it was going to be perfect. And it absolutely was. Nobody could have done it justice like he did. And the casting was the cherry on top. Jonathan Larson would be over the moon at how it turned out, in my opinion.
THIS IS HIS FIRST MOVIE???!! WUOOUU It is so well put together man, honestlyyyy CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE AMAZING WORK, the cast and all the team behind it, defo one of my favorite movies this year
"What cool things don't I know you can do?" - Definitely adding that to my director's toolbox. Lin should be very, very proud of his directorial debut. Honestly don't believe any other person could have made this film. I feel like the big issue with a lot of movie musicals that miss the mark or just don't work, is that they aren't being made by the people who know the ins and outs of Musicals both stage and screen (also film studio executives and producers can obviously play a big part in tampering with the film). Cannot wait to see more from Lin-Manuel Miranda's filmmaking.
I'm currently obsessed with tick, tick, BOOM! and songs from Encanto and this man is the brain behind these films! (directing tick tick BOOM and soundtracks from Encanto)
Andrew Garfield has become my favorite actor. Talk about passion for his craft - he learned to professionally sing and play piano for this part - over a year and a half of training for this project. And he absolutely nailed it!
I love this really considerate and generous approach! It doesn't compromise the artistic integrity of the work, in fact it seems to really enhance it and the lack of ego involved is so refreshing!!! I Love Lin Manuel!!
I'm working as a musician and a stage technician pretty much since I left school and as everyone can imagine, covid wasn't very grateful to my trade, but this movie really came out at the exact right time, at least in my life. It blew me away as an artist and as a person. The last two years of spending at home and not being able to work and just feeling that my youth and my Chance to really make a Career out of my craft made me rely to this film so much, i still can't watch it without shedding a tear at least once, and I watched it way too often since it's release. It's so inspiring and it really changed me and how I'm gonna spend my time on this planet, so thank you Lin-Manuel Miranda for this incredible movie, thank you Andrew Garfield for this very special Performance and especially, thank you Jonathan Larson for this Magnificent pieces of art that you created, even if you, sadly, will never know how many people you still inspire up to this day.
For Lin’s first movie behind the camera, his direction is masterful and intimate with creative musical sequences. I’ve been a fan of his since In the Heights. That was a while before I became a Rent Head. Lin hasn’t seized to amaze. He’s a versatile man
Omg…. So Andrew started to look frantic/overworked like Jon about six minutes into this video. How crazy were things getting by that point? 😬 Also: I think I want Lin-Manuel Miranda to try his hand at “Superbia,” too. I’ve read that there are how many different drafts of the show and nobody else has been compile the material in those drafts into something that can be produced onstage or in an animated feature. But judging by this video, I think LMM has the chops to figure out how to hammer out a script or screenplay that will work.
Songs they took out of the musical: Green Green Dress, Sugar, See Her Smile. Songs added from the rock monologue: Boho Days, Swimming. Superbia songs: The one the cast sings at the workshop, the one he performs in front of Sondheim and the other writer.
Their passion towards their work and the way they talk about it and present it is really inspiring and I m obsessed with the movie. Haven't watched anything that good for so long. Everyone was amazing in it.
I was recently tasked to write and direct a short film for theater and felt burnt out after everything but Lin inspired me to learn filmmaking and try directing a short film again.
This was really fascinating, informative, and inspiring! I'm so glad I sub'd to this channel! And I loved the movie and everyone in it and worked on it. Wonderful! Seeing Lin's growth as a writer, storyteller, and creative person is really inspiring and also very fun to watch. Lin is successful because he is a lifelong student, always learning from the greats and anyone around him, therefore making him a great teacher also! It shows in his work how much he learns and grows with every project.
It would have been amazing to see a calob between Lin and John . They are so very similar and I know john is so sos proud watching this masterpiece from wherever he is now ..
It took me a while after seeing In the Heights to finally see Rent. I was too young years ago to see what made the latter a modern classic. As a 20 something year old I felt I was ready then I was in high school. And I now come to understand Lin’s work would partially never exist.
I knew if anyone was gonna make that song Sunday work in a film, it would probably be Lin Manuel Miranda because he loves Jonathan Larson and Sondheim and Broadway and could understand how to make that come alive. I didn't even think of the cameo potential and it blew my mind.
Or at least take the lesson that you need people who understand musical storytelling to properly adapt a musical. I mean this film wasn't the only great musical movie this year, we also had West Side Story, In the Heights, Everybody's Talking About Jamie, and more.
This was a beautiful film. I hope Lin is getting love for it after the internet has kinda been tearing him down. It’s a beautiful tribute to Larson and really one of the best musical movies out there imho
He got standing ovations after the screening, already won a best director award and best first feature plus all the critics/broadway stars are praising him and his work. I think he’s getting the love from the places where it matters the most
AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING!! Everyone who worked on this movie and the play is an inspiration! This movie is definitely in my top favorite movies. Am sure I will watch it many times again. Will try to watch the play. Thank you so much for this.
Yet I don’t really see his name in the Oscar race for best director. That makes zero sense to me. The guy created something so beautiful and had good actors and made them great.
I usually don't like musicals but I freaking LOVE this movie! Even tho I finished watching it today I could watch it over and over. This is one of my new favorite movies now.
My god Lin is such an incredible person, what an amazing place the world would be if more people had his heart and outlook. He is the jem of our generation ❤️
Lin needs to make a masterclass series. Would definitely pay to watch that.
100%
I need a documentary for his song writing process!!!! Wah
THIS. I feel like even if I wasn't practicing the craft Lin was teaching, I'd benefit from the universal lessons and wisdom he could provide any artist.
Omg yes
@@xxxnini he has this episode from a netflix series “Song Exploder” where he talks about writing Wait For It. It’s so amazing how much storytelling he puts in ONE song its insane
So many people say “musicals don’t adapt well on screen” that’s NOT true! The problem is the directors they pick. The hired director that dorn know anything about musicals like the director of the film adaptation of dear Evan Hansen. Lin understand what makes theatre magical and how to translate that! You have to hire directors like Lin who love theatre!
I feel like it’s only a matter of time before Lin ends up in a hospital for back injuries because he’s carrying the movie musicals
If Lin had just a little handful in Dear Evan Hansen I bet you it would have totally lived up to par ..
so do you think jon m chu was a bad pick for in the heights since it flopped??
@@claddagh1826 I don’t think it flopped .. I absolutely loved that musical .. I just think it was out in the theaters a little too soon ..
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“what cool things don’t i know you can do?” wow! what a generous and giving director he seems to be, trusting his team and giving them the power and space to do what it is they do is SO incredible. so few people do this, that’s amazing :,)
That is something so special about Lin-Manuel Miranda, he's always surrounded by other talented people, he knows he can't do everything alone, so why not reclute a group of people that are incredible in what they are and share knowledge and talent 🥺 so humble and clever ✨
@@linndylau I feel like that is a very theatre mindset....
I don't have much experience like AT all.... Did drama in highschool and studied in theatre for my first year in College but the fact that theatre is a communal art form and that the talent of everyone is required was impressed upon us in pretty much everything class one way or an other....
@@miss1of2 I agree 👌 theatre is a great example for the quote "we rise by lifting others"
Agreed. That is also something that Thomas Kail really excels at, so it makes sense for Lin to approach directing in that manner as well.
I feel like his attitude toward the folks he works with draws on a few things:
-he was a substitute teacher, once upon a time
-he’s been an actor, so he knows how to talk to his fellow actors and work with them
-his curiosity about the world
These three things, at least, are why he’s an awesome director. And if he keeps making movies, he’s going to keep being awesome.
i´m just obsessed with Lin Manuel Miranda, Andrew Garfield and Tick, Tick, Boom!
OMG SAMEEE. I’ve seen it like 5 times already
Saaaame
Me too
Who isn’t give both of them the oscars they deserve!!!!
@@collaborativekiwistudios1191 if house of Gucci wins oscars and not tick tick boom I'd be SHOCKED!!!
Mr. Miranda, I want to thank you for several things. I am in my 80's, and I heard of the show, Rent but never desired to see it. Now I watch all the RUclips presentations, old and new, I can find. I never knew who Jonathan Larson was, and through your outstanding direction and Andrew's acting, you have brought him to life for me. Another Thank you is that I always liked Andrew Garfield and thought he was a good actor, but you got out of him his true greatness. I could go on and on, but I want to say that you were one of the few directors who made a great stage to film musical.
I will never get to see Hamilton, and I regret that. I would like to experience your genius in person rather than just read about it. Finally, I had to watch Tick...tick boom over and over. It was so well done. Too many of your directorial insights are missed in one or two viewings and Andrew's talent, and all the cast's outstanding performances. Thank you, Mr. Miranda.
Tom
Tom, it's not in person, but there is a film of the original Broadway cast performing Hamilton on stage. It is beautifully done, and is available on Disney plus. If you watch it, the perfection might make you cry. This old lady gets tears in her eyes every time.
Agreed, the version on Disney+ (Disney Plus) is so beautifully filmed and the sound quality os amazing, and you can rewind it, for when you miss the words (they’re fast). :) Additionally, the soundtrack is amazing because he musical is essentially an opera, so it’s lovely to just listen to, also
Andrews long pause before saying he will be turning 30 years old is so perfect. Every person whether they want to admit it or not, feel like they have accomplished nothing before they are 30 and that pause perfectly encapsulated the existential dread that we all fear, the fear of the unknown and seeing people like lin and Jonathan shows that a never give up mentality and striving for your dreams will carry you on to what can be your calling and what gives you true meaning when it comes to your profession
I’m 29 and I’m an unemployed musical theatre geek longing for stability in life after college and trying to figure out the future.
"This is not one of those biopics where you see the Mozart writing his masterpiece. This is a movie about failure and getting back up. And his masterpiece is ahead of him. And it's hopeful because maybe so as yours."
This made me cry again😭 (not that I didn't cry enough watching the movie!)
This is my number one movie now. Well done, Lin❤️
People shit on Lin all the time, but the reality is he is a one of a kind. His mind is absolutely incredible. There is something to be said about being able to bring stage to screen in a way that is appealing and engaging to an audience. And for Lin to do it in the way he did on his directorial debut is incredible. If this movie doesn’t get any nominations I’m going to be very surprised
Tick Tick Boom is honestly perfect. You have the film directed by a super genius in our time, the songs and story written by a super genius from the 90s, and a lead with immeasurable acting ability
I need a breakdown of how he choreographed therapy. That was crazy. Andrew and Vanessa did a great job. And just every movement from the eyes to the hands to everything just flows perfectly
Yes I could not agree more. The choreography was great
Ryan Heffington is a genius!
And somehow it all works out when the irony is, they’re actually in a big fight. Love every minute of this entire movie ❤️
It put me in mind of We Both Reached for the Gun from Chicago.
this movie is a masterpiece and andrew deserves an oscar for sure
I swear. He better get one! Or at least nominated…
@@Movingmts111 oh he will be nominated that’s certain but i hope he wins, he deserves it so much he literally did it all for this role
@@ewo7643 he was nominated!!! U were correct!!
Yeah. Andrew really killed it as Jon, who would be proud of him in Heaven.
I love how much Netflix is promoting this film. It's almost like they know they have an awards contender on their hands.
Please Netflix, I want more of this, seeing filmmakers get to talk about their creative process is so intriguing and inspiring, I love it
What a triumph this debut is! The amount of talent and creative energy Lin has never fails to amaze me ❤️
I just love how Lin makes us feel so close to him. Usually filmmakers have these prepared answers, and kind of "scripts" of what is challenging, but Lin no. His speech feels so real and authentic. More than that, the way he shows his vulnerability it's what makes me sympathise the most.
1:37 "I think it's important to go personal"
This reminds me of the scene with Jonathan and his agent in which she tells him that he should write about something "he knows" for his next musical(s), which just happens to be Tick Tick Boom and Rent. It would've been cool to see Superbia onstage, but without the former two, we wouldn't have been able to know about the talent of Jonathan Larson.
The cameos in the film were amazing! I cried so hard during this film. Rent is a very important musical to me and it got me through my rough years in high school. RIP Jonathan Larson. 💚😭
He died of an aortic dissection, the same fate that unfortunately claimed Kentaro Miura's life.
And also, rest in peace to Stephen Sondheim.
I almost got star struck with those cameos
You have to appreciate that Lin credits other people for helping him in his movie
He exclusively said “our movie”, not “my”. Love that.
6:00 Hearing him break this down is amazing. This man is a genius!
LITERALLYYYY I loved the 'Sunday' sequence and did assume that it is some kind of tribute to Jon Larson, but we all know, LMM always shows and tells something beyond expectation !
LMM is not just a genius. He's a visionary.
The Superbia songs were some of the best in the film, I wish Sextet was on the soundtrack
apparently they did record the song hopefully they release it someday
He is so clever and his lines of thought are AMAZING! It's so cool to see him breaking down and making it easy to understand
9o
Lin Manuel-Miranda remains a constant source of inspiration for me at this point, his brain is so full of ideas that seem impossible to begin with yet he pulls it off so brilliantly.
PLEASE MAKE A DOCUMENTARY ON HOW THIS FILM WAS MADE
It’s so amazing when movie musical directors noticeably appreciate theatre, it always reflects on the final piece and Lin for sure is one of those. He is going to be potentially one of the best movie musical directors for that reason. He is so clever and talented, I really hope to work with him someday…
I hope you get that chance. Because I’ve been a fan of him since In the Heights
Lin is a genius
My biggest hero
This was a phenomenal movie and one that was quite bittersweet. Both Lin and Andrew Garfield are Oscar material.
I am so proud of Lin, Andrew, and the whole cast and crew of Tick, Tick, Boom. They deserve every Oscar
My respect for Lin-Manuel Miranda has skyrocketed. He poured so much of himself into this movie, but he didn’t make it about himself. This is such a beautifully made tribute to Jonathan Larson. Kudos to the cast and crew of this movie!
I’ve loved this man ever since In the Heights. I will not forget his Tony acceptance speech in 2008
I’m not a theatre major but I would pay any amount in a heartbeat just to see a Masterclass led by Lin Manuel, no joke I love this man
Omg I didn’t realize I could love LMM even more! So brilliant, thoughtful, talented but still humble and down to earth. So impressive to hear his outlook and appreciation for his peers and experts he still learns from… and isn’t afraid to admit that! Just a top notch human! 💜
I loved this film. It has literally ignited a passion for musicals that was previously disinterested at best and actively scornful at worst. Thank you Lin.
It’s beautiful to see how much passion he has for this movie ❤️❤️
The most amazing thing about this genius is how much he learns from other people. No ego at all, always open to being inspired and improving his craft. He’s only ever going to get better. 👏👏👏
Mr Sondheim Look I Made A Hat When There Never Was A Hat
I was nervous when I first heard they were making TTB into a film but once I heard it was in Lin's hands? I knew it was going to be perfect. And it absolutely was. Nobody could have done it justice like he did. And the casting was the cherry on top. Jonathan Larson would be over the moon at how it turned out, in my opinion.
THIS IS HIS FIRST MOVIE???!! WUOOUU It is so well put together man, honestlyyyy CONGRATULATIONS FOR THE AMAZING WORK, the cast and all the team behind it, defo one of my favorite movies this year
"What cool things don't I know you can do?" - Definitely adding that to my director's toolbox. Lin should be very, very proud of his directorial debut. Honestly don't believe any other person could have made this film. I feel like the big issue with a lot of movie musicals that miss the mark or just don't work, is that they aren't being made by the people who know the ins and outs of Musicals both stage and screen (also film studio executives and producers can obviously play a big part in tampering with the film). Cannot wait to see more from Lin-Manuel Miranda's filmmaking.
I’m not often drawn to film adaptations. Before the Prom, Mama Mia was the last one I saw. Then In the Heights, West Side Story and now Tick Tick Boom
This movie is superb and I want LMM to be my best friend. He seems like such a humble and authentic person. The world needs more people like him.
this movie was absolutely beautiful.
Hard to believe this was his first time directing, it was a really good movie
I'm currently obsessed with tick, tick, BOOM! and songs from Encanto and this man is the brain behind these films! (directing tick tick BOOM and soundtracks from Encanto)
I would like to hear Andrew's singing before and after vocal coaching.
Andrew Garfield has become my favorite actor. Talk about passion for his craft - he learned to professionally sing and play piano for this part - over a year and a half of training for this project. And he absolutely nailed it!
I love this really considerate and generous approach! It doesn't compromise the artistic integrity of the work, in fact it seems to really enhance it and the lack of ego involved is so refreshing!!! I Love Lin Manuel!!
it’s so interesting to see how Lin’s mind works because he truly has an understanding for his craft
I'm working as a musician and a stage technician pretty much since I left school and as everyone can imagine, covid wasn't very grateful to my trade, but this movie really came out at the exact right time, at least in my life. It blew me away as an artist and as a person. The last two years of spending at home and not being able to work and just feeling that my youth and my Chance to really make a Career out of my craft made me rely to this film so much, i still can't watch it without shedding a tear at least once, and I watched it way too often since it's release. It's so inspiring and it really changed me and how I'm gonna spend my time on this planet, so thank you Lin-Manuel Miranda for this incredible movie, thank you Andrew Garfield for this very special Performance and especially, thank you Jonathan Larson for this Magnificent pieces of art that you created, even if you, sadly, will never know how many people you still inspire up to this day.
This setting looks like a masterclass
Totally in awe of this man. I just feel lucky to be able to experience and watch his pure genius.
Been a fan of him since In the Heights. Then Timothy Green, Moana, Mary Poppins Returns, Ducktales, Hamilton, Vivo and Encanto
For Lin’s first movie behind the camera, his direction is masterful and intimate with creative musical sequences. I’ve been a fan of his since In the Heights. That was a while before I became a Rent Head. Lin hasn’t seized to amaze. He’s a versatile man
Is there any LMM can't do??? The guy is just a damn genius... in every true sense of the word.
Omg…. So Andrew started to look frantic/overworked like Jon about six minutes into this video. How crazy were things getting by that point? 😬
Also: I think I want Lin-Manuel Miranda to try his hand at “Superbia,” too. I’ve read that there are how many different drafts of the show and nobody else has been compile the material in those drafts into something that can be produced onstage or in an animated feature. But judging by this video, I think LMM has the chops to figure out how to hammer out a script or screenplay that will work.
Hes supposed too, in the movie hes writing the whole time and stressing out.
This movie was so good and Lin-Manuel’s heart was felt each second. 💕💕💜
lin-manuel miranda is a gem of human and his contribution to the world of art is unforgettable and will be timeless. this man deserves the world.
Songs they took out of the musical: Green Green Dress, Sugar, See Her Smile. Songs added from the rock monologue: Boho Days, Swimming. Superbia songs: The one the cast sings at the workshop, the one he performs in front of Sondheim and the other writer.
this video made me emotional, i absolutely LOVE how lin manuel communicates
Now I really really want to see what In The Height would’ve been like with Lin Manuel at the helm
I have nothing against Jon M Chu but I agree
i will never get tired of hearing this man speak. he is so inspirational 😍😍😍
obsessed with tick tick boom! really would love to listen to all of superbia
Their passion towards their work and the way they talk about it and present it is really inspiring and I m obsessed with the movie. Haven't watched anything that good for so long. Everyone was amazing in it.
can't believe this is his first film! the whole movie was so epic
Lin Manuel Miranda and musicals ❤️🔥 Please add more special materials with him...
As said in the film, there was only one Jonathan Larson. So is Lin-Manuel Miranda, who has all but essentially become Larson's successor.
Thank you for helping Jonathan’s visions , hopes, and dreams to become actualized. You honoured him.
I cannot wait to watch the next one! Thanks Lin Manuel-Miranda and to the whole casts and crew of tick, tick… Boom!
I hope one day he can give life to Larson's undone work Superbia, too
I remember he mentioned something about a Superbia workshop in the shot by shot video with Andrew Garfield so maybe he’s already working on it.
@ it might have been something to do with the superba workshop that happened in the movie though lol
I was recently tasked to write and direct a short film for theater and felt burnt out after everything but Lin inspired me to learn filmmaking and try directing a short film again.
Absolutely love it! Such a beautiful film; so glad it’s getting such recognition and praise!
I will forever be fascinated by Lin’s brilliant mind
God bless this man. Such a gift for vision! And such a drive to make it come to life with excellence!!!!😍😍😍👏👏
“Watching age inappropriated movies without supervision” every 80’s kid’s experience 🤣😅
This was really fascinating, informative, and inspiring! I'm so glad I sub'd to this channel! And I loved the movie and everyone in it and worked on it. Wonderful!
Seeing Lin's growth as a writer, storyteller, and creative person is really inspiring and also very fun to watch. Lin is successful because he is a lifelong student, always learning from the greats and anyone around him, therefore making him a great teacher also! It shows in his work how much he learns and grows with every project.
THIS IS HIS FIRST FILM HE DIRECTED!!!! BRAVO SIR OSCAR WINNING WORK IN MY OPINION!!!!
This man is a genius.
I can listen to Lin explaining his genius all day long. 🤓❣
The movie is flawless!!!
It would have been amazing to see a calob between Lin and John . They are so very similar and I know john is so sos proud watching this masterpiece from wherever he is now ..
It took me a while after seeing In the Heights to finally see Rent. I was too young years ago to see what made the latter a modern classic. As a 20 something year old I felt I was ready then I was in high school. And I now come to understand Lin’s work would partially never exist.
Watching musicals in different phases of your life and learning and cherishing what magic it shows you is truly one of the greatest things it can do.
@@karmen181 Amen to that! Been a fan of Broadway since seeing Wicked
@@karmen181 Speaking of phases, two musicals I wish existed back when i was in high school are Hamilton and Dear Evan Hansen.
@@manuelorozco7760 absolutely !! . Hamilton made our history class.so much more.fun to learn. And DEH
I knew if anyone was gonna make that song Sunday work in a film, it would probably be Lin Manuel Miranda because he loves Jonathan Larson and Sondheim and Broadway and could understand how to make that come alive. I didn't even think of the cameo potential and it blew my mind.
please let this man make every single musical film from now on
Or at least take the lesson that you need people who understand musical storytelling to properly adapt a musical. I mean this film wasn't the only great musical movie this year, we also had West Side Story, In the Heights, Everybody's Talking About Jamie, and more.
I love this man's mind and creativity. Thank God he loves Musicals so much. To me Lin Manuel is my "Jonathan Larsen".
Bravo, Lin-Manuel and crew! Superb!!!!!
This was a beautiful film. I hope Lin is getting love for it after the internet has kinda been tearing him down. It’s a beautiful tribute to Larson and really one of the best musical movies out there imho
the internet is full of miserable people that hate on the successful
He got standing ovations after the screening, already won a best director award and best first feature plus all the critics/broadway stars are praising him and his work. I think he’s getting the love from the places where it matters the most
He is after Encanto
The Sunday scene got me... so hard. I felt joy and sadness at the same time. I felt the homage. I loved everything about this movie
I can’t believe how this movie made realize how great Andrew Garfield is
AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING!! Everyone who worked on this movie and the play is an inspiration! This movie is definitely in my top favorite movies. Am sure I will watch it many times again. Will try to watch the play. Thank you so much for this.
I need a giant like thumb for the entirety of RUclips for everything that Lin-Manuel Miranda says, produces, stars in and recounts. Boom.
That is my single favourite scene of On the Town 😄 And possibly one of the best openings in movie musicals
I'll never get tired of this movie.
Yet I don’t really see his name in the Oscar race for best director. That makes zero sense to me. The guy created something so beautiful and had good actors and made them great.
Well. LMM should have received a nomination for Best Director, but at least he got the nomination for Best Original Song.
This is literally the most inspirational video on RUclips.
what can’t he do???? both Lin and Andrew!!
This is somenthing Netflix should do more
I usually don't like musicals but I freaking LOVE this movie! Even tho I finished watching it today I could watch it over and over. This is one of my new favorite movies now.
My god Lin is such an incredible person, what an amazing place the world would be if more people had his heart and outlook. He is the jem of our generation ❤️
Woooow! I'm so early! LOVE Lin with all my heart - and Andrew! Tick Tick Boom is a masterpiece
just have to say cant wait for his SECOND feature film
This program won an Emmy Award for Outstanding Arts and Popular Culture Program.
Ahhh the movie was amazing💖
Lin Manuel Miranda is a genius !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The blue sweater is back!!! It's the grey one but blue!
My model, Lin, I am a fan from France. Watch and love everything you do. A true inspiration
I wish Lin directed the wicked movie!!!
True but I’m open to seeing Jon M Chu’s vision