this was 8 years ago pal :)

From the quote of the 1927 original "You killed a man, --don't you even feel sorry?" That husband was so distraught in that movie, the anguish knowing who his wife really was.

You're not seriously comparing a theatrical performance to a movie? It's always an entirely different experience and performance as you now know

Not really, the whole stage play felt super amateurish especially those guys around her who look like they can barely breath. She has too much force in the voice, when it's meant to be more dream like, mixed with self absorbed love. She's singing like a typical musical lead, but not an amazing musical lead like christian from Moulin Rouge or other examples that stand out. That's the problem with you people, you take anything good and let it soar, the truly outstanding are equalled to the good or else you'll offend the lowers, and the DANGER of that is that they're be gaslit into thinking they are amazing where they are. There's no "need to be like the greats" feeling they have, so these performers don't feel like they need to work efforted and harder. Also these plays never get the era down, especially in the theater which is meant to emphasize unique traits of a story. It just sounds impossibly contemporary, her hair and outfit is reminsicent to the late 1940s early 1950s and it just makes me think they couldn't give a shit about making the 1920s come to life. Good singer, beautiful, but not perfect amazing.

Wooooooooow, wowie wow @WitchKing-Of-Angmar you actually typed and posted "That's the problem with you people..." The question begs to be asked. Who exactly are "you people"?

@@ttrees4090 That's a general stance for everyone who says this. Wow woowie wowerson