the opening song of the show. (preview in march) few things to notice* 1:20 - there was a slight malfunction. 6:07 - benjamin walker walks around the audience with a cash gun.
God, I loved this show!!! Thanks for uploading. I love that Benjamin Walker had to stall when the hydraulics didn't work in time for Alice Ripley to appear as the dry cleaner.
+Natalie “natkatlat” Latta Oh I haven't tried True Faith because the whole thing is basically that fixing jacket move but like multiplied by a thousand. The other part of Selling Out that I was having trouble with was the stompy thing where they turn around and stuff. I can't really describe it.
Alec Strickland Out of interest who's Patrick Bateman do you prefer? I think Ben Walker has the better singing voice, but Matt Smith really nails the uninterested and distant personality if Bateman even during his songs which adds an extra layer of his insanity.
Okay, with the effects and lighting, it really looks cool. I had seen the videos of them without it and it seemed....kinda boring. Not terrible, just missing something.
actually, i wouldnt call it a "huge flop" financially. it never had attendance rate below 70% and it went out in full houses on its last days. it was making money. not hamilton bucks but it was doing fine. the problem was that the show was incredibly polarizing as it gained die hard fans, but also got hate from many "broadway people" including Tony's. they were expecting to record obc soundtrack and even film the show soon, according to duncan shiek, but as soon as it got basically no recognition from Tony nomination despite it being one of the most talked about shows of the season, the carpet was pulled and was quickly cancelled as the theater thought it would be a loosing cause without getting invited to the Tony. so theres no chance it getting revived or tour as it ran for like 2-3month with zero recognition outside of its religious fandom.
why do the tony's matter so much in the theater industry? Like getting an Oscar in the filmmaking industry and getting a Grammy in the music industry is great, but there are plenty of great artists ose industries that don't have them and they're still successful. Why is it different for theater?
@@eraserboy12345 I was referring to the ending of the song really, but on this one, the broadway version, he starts to end the song with phrases like "I am not here, I am not there". Whereas the west end version ends with a reaffirmation of him needing more. I think this has to do with the portrayal of the character because Benjamin Walker plays Patrick as a more vulnerable and sad person who truly wants to connect and be seen as a real person, in a world where everyone is treated as an object, rather than playing him as an angered and manic person who just wants to be the centre of attention.
Ben walker made one hell of a Patrick
God, I loved this show!!! Thanks for uploading. I love that Benjamin Walker had to stall when the hydraulics didn't work in time for Alice Ripley to appear as the dry cleaner.
"The other thing I'd like you to know about Svetlana, she's got a real crush on me.."
How can someone put so little emotion into a character and still be perfect (I know that's supposed to be the character, it's just amazing)
I started trying to learn the dance from Selling Out and it's actually so hard
It is. I tried doing it and the timing of the movement are so intricate
+Natalie “natkatlat” Latta Yeah exactly! It's really fun though
It is,especially the end and the fixing jacket move. I'm having the same trouble with the True Faith dance
+Natalie “natkatlat” Latta Oh I haven't tried True Faith because the whole thing is basically that fixing jacket move but like multiplied by a thousand. The other part of Selling Out that I was having trouble with was the stompy thing where they turn around and stuff. I can't really describe it.
That part is so hard because it's two steps forward then turn while stepping
Make a cast album damn it
They have the Original London Cast album and it's amazing
But they said they would make a original broadway cast version anyway
Alec Strickland Out of interest who's Patrick Bateman do you prefer? I think Ben Walker has the better singing voice, but Matt Smith really nails the uninterested and distant personality if Bateman even during his songs which adds an extra layer of his insanity.
I wish I were there to enjoy this. I would never forget it. I have never experienced such a thing. :( And isn't Benjamin beautiful?
Oh yeah
i was too young to see it at the time (even tho it was only 2-3 years ago) but this music is so catchy and so good. im kinda becoming obsessed
Okay, with the effects and lighting, it really looks cool. I had seen the videos of them without it and it seemed....kinda boring. Not terrible, just missing something.
I was suppose to see this, then they announced they were closing oddly enough while I was siping a jack and coke on the beach.
I'll bet you this'll have a revival one day, you mark my words!!!.
Hi Im from the future! its started in Chicago In September, runs to Thanksgiving. I can't wait!
Can't wait for 'I am back' if you have it!
^^^
What a save!!!!
Do you have "Hardbody"? I'd really like to see that number.
Why didn't I go and see this
Question:I know it just went off broadway, but whats the likelihood of a seconed run? if so how long do you think it take for it to come back?
Never, this was a huge flop. I can't see this even getting a tour.
actually, i wouldnt call it a "huge flop" financially. it never had attendance rate below 70% and it went out in full houses on its last days. it was making money. not hamilton bucks but it was doing fine. the problem was that the show was incredibly polarizing as it gained die hard fans, but also got hate from many "broadway people" including Tony's. they were expecting to record obc soundtrack and even film the show soon, according to duncan shiek, but as soon as it got basically no recognition from Tony nomination despite it being one of the most talked about shows of the season, the carpet was pulled and was quickly cancelled as the theater thought it would be a loosing cause without getting invited to the Tony. so theres no chance it getting revived or tour as it ran for like 2-3month with zero recognition outside of its religious fandom.
It received fairly good reviews, it's just that not enough people went to see it.
why do the tony's matter so much in the theater industry? Like getting an Oscar in the filmmaking industry and getting a Grammy in the music industry is great, but there are plenty of great artists ose industries that don't have them and they're still successful. Why is it different for theater?
Fewer productions, I assume.
As much as I love the Broadway version, the London version of "Not A Common Man" is wayyyyy better.
It is, but the ending in the broadway version is more emotional
@@cooleffectsfilms could you explain more the difference between the two endings and what made the broadway more emotional than the west end?
@@eraserboy12345 I was referring to the ending of the song really, but on this one, the broadway version, he starts to end the song with phrases like "I am not here, I am not there". Whereas the west end version ends with a reaffirmation of him needing more. I think this has to do with the portrayal of the character because Benjamin Walker plays Patrick as a more vulnerable and sad person who truly wants to connect and be seen as a real person, in a world where everyone is treated as an object, rather than playing him as an angered and manic person who just wants to be the centre of attention.
Do you have Killing Spree?
Nvm just found it
Do you have the full boot?
I do
Hill yeah!
Do you have the opening?
Its in the full bootleg