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...Thalassa G. Raasch ’10) from the audience, which provides a strong and much-needed point of focus for the action. The similarities between the characters, themes, and even melodies of “tick, tick…BOOM!” and “RENT?? will enthrall fans of the latter Broadway hit. Even on its own merits, the Adams production brilliantly pushes its characters to their most comic and tragic...
...Hold You”—Bow Wow and Omarion“I’m Sprung”—T-Pain “Must Be Nice”—Lyfe Jennings“Seasons of Love”—Rent??Best of You”—Foo Fighters“You and Me”—Lifehouse“Don’t Cha”—The Pussycat Dolls“Make Her Feel Good”—Teairra Mari?...
...Warner Brothers)4/5 StarsWhen listening to the new “Rent?? soundtrack, the first thing diehard fans will try to ascertain is whether the new recording is unique enough to merit an addition to their collection, right next to the 1996 recording by the original Broadway cast. The uninitiated may wonder what all the fuss is about and which soundtrack album they should get. “Rent?? fans were overjoyed when the Justin Timberlake casting rumors were denied and it was announced that Chris Colombus’ long-awaited film version of Jonathan Larson?...
...back from a trip with the music to the musical “Rent.” I was hooked. I quickly memorized the lyrics, the plot, the little quips between songs. When my parents came to Cambridge last week for Thanksgiving, we saw the new “Rent?? movie, and I loved it. I’m not gonna lie: I blubbered for most of the film. I fell for every cheesy line and every truly beautiful song. There’s just one problem: much of the film’s message is absolutely absurd.For...
Directed by Chris ColumbusSony Pictures Entertainment2 1/2 starsOnce upon a time (the mid-nineties), the Broadway musical “Rent?? ruled America: The critical establishment showered it with statuettes, it spawned a hit single with “Seasons of Love,” and legions of “red-state” tourists descended on the isle of Manhattan like a plague of cornfed locusts just to see it.The widespread popularity of the musical was surprising: Not many would have predicted that a gritty depiction of inner-city poverty, drug addiction, and the ravages...