Nah the part after that if you've seen the first part is even more hysterical. The ghost is slowly walking towards him and he just starts furiously squirting holy water in his face and makes a high-pitched shriek HAHAHAHAHA XD
"why do you have a garlic necklace, a bottle of holy water, a mirror and a crucifix under your pillow?" "What do you mean by 'why'? I'm scared of the dark obviously"
Anyone else see the "That scene in Angels of America" video, it being the only moment of the show you've ever seen and being just overcome with depression for it. So then you go and look up other scenes from the show to try and get context and then you find this video and realize parts of it are actually hilarious so you're not as depressed anymore. No.... Just me? Okay.
This play quite literally saved me. It broke me down. Rocked me to my core. Made me gasp for air, both laughing and crying. The ending saved me. “The world only spins forward. We will be citizens. The time has come. Bye now. You are fabulous creatures, each and every one. And I bless you: More Life. The Great Work Begins" I was at my absolute lowest today, contemplating Terrible things. And watching this show gave me a new perspective on life, especially in America. It is the best piece of media I’ve ever consumed.
I can completely relate. Watching Denise play Harper, was just the thing to keep me going bc my dad is also emotionally abusive. I really didn’t know what to do. But after a long, hard day, I’d just turn on the play and act out the scenes. If I could say anything to her, I’d say thank you. Thank you for giving me hope in a time when I didn’t know how to process everything going on. You practically saved my life ❤
YES, I discovered this play in January of 2021. I've never been so profoundly impacted by a work of art before. I own the script, and I carry it around with me like a talisman lmao.
As someone who had to analyze this play for a class, you are absolutely correct. This play in its entirety is just as insane and funny as these clips. And the context actually makes it more insane honestly
I still can't wrap my head around how these actors can memorize so many lines. The amount of lines they have to internalize is equivalent to four 2-hour dialogue heavy feature films.
@@sarahnwonderland9835 I saw Tiktik Boom and that "soldier who saved lifes during war bc of his religion" movie, both INCREDIBLE and different movies, before Spiderman No Way Home, and let me tell you I felt bad to underappreciated him during his Spiderman time but in No Way Home, he redeemed himself and he made ME reedem myself cause how could I not support him more before? Wow. Also I can't believe people got to see him in THEATRE LIVE for a year and I didn't know about it (plus I don't live in the USA anyways but pufff some people were lucky)
so upon watching this, i realise that when i read it for a literature project i didn't think of it as a comedy. it is so much better with the delivery of the amazing actors here (especially andrew garfield!!)
I could see how it could be a played way more tragic/sad. There are definitely jokes written into the text, but a lot of the comedy comes from the physicality of the actors and the delivery of the lines. Especially Andrew Garfield, he really leaned into it.
Although I was originally inducted into the "Angels In America" club with the movie, I did get to watch this live production. Now, I'm not really an Andrew Garfield fan in the least. In fact, I find him fingernails on a chalkboard annoying on a good day. But, I thought he was amazing in this production. I have to commend any actor who would commit to taking on this insanely massive production. This play is the equivalent to the Richard Wagner opera "Der Ring des Nibelungen"! And, I have to commend any audience members who would make such a commitment to return for multiple nights for an epic production of this magnitude.
I have no idea what this play is, even less what the actual plot is supposed to be, so watching this whole video with zero context feels pretty close what being high is like 😭
i saw a clip of this play on tiktok. i have no idea what its about and ive never seen it. but this video was great. i also love andrew garfield. is there anywhere i can watch the full play???
You can find it on nt’s website to rent here: www.ntathome.com/products/angels-in-america-part-one-millennium-approaches mind if I ask how you found this vid? It’s been getting a ton of hits the past two days lol
Garfields voice must’ve been fried after doing this show once, let alone multiple times a week.
yet, after this he sang in the musical tick tick boom! ...my respects truly
and this play is 8 hours long too 😭 his poor vocal chords
@@holysickdivinenights I know that baffles me how did they do this
Vocal training. 😊
Because he screams everything he says?
His voice is not set for theater use.
We all know why you’re here. You caught the Garfield bug, and your obsession with him has been reignited. Welcome back.
Yes its there again. After so many years. 😂
I thought I was over it. Guess I wasn't IT'S BACK AND SO MUCH STRONGER
yeah.
I’ve had it since the first Amazing Spider-Man and it hasn’t gone away I don’t think it will
Yes. Yes and yes again
The yassification of Andrew Garfield
lmfaoo 😭
😭😭😭
😭😭😭
Pls he's already yassified he just took a few extra yass pills for this show
Ikr if he doesn't dress up on the next season of RuPaul's drag race, life's not worth living lmfao
This is just Andrew Garfield winning his Tony for 7 minutes and 46 seconds
“GARLIC! A MIRROR!!! HOOLY WATEEER!!! A CRUCIFIX! FUCK OFF!!!!!”
That is the single greatest thing I’ve ever heard in my life.
Someone should splice that part with the Morbius trailer 🤣😂🤣😈😈😈
Nah the part after that if you've seen the first part is even more hysterical. The ghost is slowly walking towards him and he just starts furiously squirting holy water in his face and makes a high-pitched shriek HAHAHAHAHA XD
😂😂
Absolutely lost it when he started firing off the holy water from a spray bottle
his voice must been gone for weeks after this but DAMN his acting in this deserves an Oscar
He won a Tony award for it! Theatre’s Oscar equivalent
@@sarahnwonderland9835 i know he won an award for it but wow I didn’t know that tho
@@elinalkefjall453 also he did this for a year every day
He went to a workshop of Tick, Tick, Boom after this
@@sarahnwonderland9835 HE HAS JUST BEEN NOMINATED FOR AN OSCAR FOR “TICK,TICK……BOOM!!” I AM SO PROUD. AND HE GOT A TONY FOR THIS?? TALENT.
Andrew Garfield is now officially my favorite actor, I’m convinced.
So we’re all obsessed with Andrew Garfield now
yes
Always been
Now? Now? Nono, always have been.
Always.
It would appear so, yes
andrew Garfield understood the goddamn assignment
he ate and left absolutely no crumbs 💅🏽😩
everyone in this play did but absolutely yes he did
I love how part two is basically him just losing his damn mind XD
4:17 this the funniest thing 😂😂
"A garlic... The Mirror!! HOLYYY WATEEEERR!! The crucifix.... Fuck OOOFF!"😂😂
I can't breath LMAOOOO
The funniest thing about that is when he gets high pitched at FUCK OFF. I die every time
He’s trying to stop Morbius.
"FUCK YOU I'M A PROPHET!!!"
I gotta say that at some point in my life XD
0:07
That’s the best “FUCK OFF” I ever hear!
4:17 me whenever I hear a single sound in the middle of the night
"why do you have a garlic necklace, a bottle of holy water, a mirror and a crucifix under your pillow?"
"What do you mean by 'why'? I'm scared of the dark obviously"
I'M YELLING
Lmao
“Call an animal little shiba you cant expect it to sit around” even without context its still funny
I read this just as he said it
Ik it both makes sense and doesn't XD
andrew winning the tony for 7 mins straight
i am not sure about straight...
@@veronikametelkova1672 LMAOO
Anyone else see the "That scene in Angels of America" video, it being the only moment of the show you've ever seen and being just overcome with depression for it. So then you go and look up other scenes from the show to try and get context and then you find this video and realize parts of it are actually hilarious so you're not as depressed anymore. No.... Just me? Okay.
Nah me too
i was trying to find the GARRLIIC HOLLY WATTTEERRR A MIRROOR scene and found that depressing scene
exactly me
Yeah that's pretty much how I got here. Glad to know I'm not the only one. 😄
Tryna find a bootleg of it 😭😭
seeing this without watching the show is a wild fucking ride bro
I can promise you that actually watching this play does not make any if this any less batshit crazy
This is like a high budget starkid show
PLEASEE
😂😭 plis thats exACTly what I
IM YELLING
LITERALLY
BRO-
I have no idea what’s happening, but mr Garfield is embodying
This play quite literally saved me. It broke me down. Rocked me to my core. Made me gasp for air, both laughing and crying. The ending saved me. “The world only spins forward. We will be citizens. The time has come. Bye now. You are fabulous creatures, each and every one. And I bless you: More Life. The Great Work Begins" I was at my absolute lowest today, contemplating Terrible things. And watching this show gave me a new perspective on life, especially in America. It is the best piece of media I’ve ever consumed.
I can completely relate. Watching Denise play Harper, was just the thing to keep me going bc my dad is also emotionally abusive. I really didn’t know what to do. But after a long, hard day, I’d just turn on the play and act out the scenes. If I could say anything to her, I’d say thank you. Thank you for giving me hope in a time when I didn’t know how to process everything going on. You practically saved my life ❤
YES, I discovered this play in January of 2021. I've never been so profoundly impacted by a work of art before. I own the script, and I carry it around with me like a talisman lmao.
4:18 is why this man is my favourite actor 😂😂
I don’t know if there’s any amount of context could make any of this any less absolutely batshit crazy
As someone who had to analyze this play for a class, you are absolutely correct. This play in its entirety is just as insane and funny as these clips. And the context actually makes it more insane honestly
4:17 when Peter sees the symbiote
🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I can see this in Tasm 3
No, it was when Peter met Morbius. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@dirkkyfully omg yes LOL!!
That's it. You won the internet
4:17 when my siblings enter my room
Or my mom
I still can't wrap my head around how these actors can memorize so many lines. The amount of lines they have to internalize is equivalent to four 2-hour dialogue heavy feature films.
I feel so bad for Garfield’s vocal chords
ikr 80% of his lines are yelling XD
Oh this has REACHED its target audience
I can’t imagine how his voice felt after doing that multiple times a week
Out of Context: Like it makes any more sense in context. this whole play is the best kind of fever dream
jesus how can garfield still SPEAK after this?!?1!1?1?!
This show is probably what convinced Lin Manuel Miranda that he could sing. That’s one hell of a pair of lungs he has.
@@walkrwalkr3622ery true, id be suprised if he couldn’t sing after seeing this show
how the fuck did he not loose his voice from this
The meta-ness of the moment when Nathan Lane says “La Cage Aux Folles” is the best thing on Broadway, considering he starred in the film remake.
4:17 spiderman: no more sanity
4:17
No one:
Me playing this on loop for 20 minutes in 2 am:
Out of context, that show makes no sense, but this production was amazing. I've watched it on NTat Home 3 times, and it's a marathon.
would you happen to know where I can find the full thing?
@@bluehourforthegaysandtheys3007 Look up "slime tutorial part 1" by montgomery.
@@araw_buwan okay. Thanks
"GARLIC, A MIRROR, HOOOLLLYYY WAAATERRRR, A CRUCIFIX, FuCk OfF!"
I had the utter privilege to see AIA in NYC. One of the most magical nights I've ever had in my life. I will never forget the experience
4:17 for everyone wanting to see the Spider-Man vs Morbius trailer
😂🤣
Well. I need an Andrew Garfield as a best friend in my life.
If you have Netflix, please watch Tick Tick Boom! it’s an incredible film and he’s so good in it (as he is in everything:))
Yeah my biggest hope is that all these new fans watch his whole catalog as he’s amazing in everything
Totally
@@sarahnwonderland9835 I saw Tiktik Boom and that "soldier who saved lifes during war bc of his religion" movie, both INCREDIBLE and different movies, before Spiderman No Way Home, and let me tell you I felt bad to underappreciated him during his Spiderman time but in No Way Home, he redeemed himself and he made ME reedem myself cause how could I not support him more before? Wow. Also I can't believe people got to see him in THEATRE LIVE for a year and I didn't know about it (plus I don't live in the USA anyways but pufff some people were lucky)
I was just about to say this!!! 😂💗
For such a serious play and subject matter, it is surprising funny, showing how you can find joy even through the darkest times.
4:17 those who keep asking Andrew if he’s in Spider-Man NWH 😂😂😂😂
dammmn Andrew must have amazing screaming technique to he screaming that hard and that much omg what a genius
“FUCK YOU I’M A PROPHET!” 😭🤣💀💀
Garfield saying “FUCK OFFFFFFFF”
4:29
every line Belize delivers is just absolute fucking gold
6:56 screaming, crying, laughing my ass off. This was my breaking point
Must be great being an actor. Looks fun. He did a great job here, that Garfield guy.
4:17 the only part I came for
Andrew Garfield is a very great actor
And i love how he portray his characters.
THAT WAS SO GOOD, this play is great and crazy (in a good way)
Rip Andrew’s vocal chords
0:07 i can't stop repeating that 😂
2:11 the voicecracks I can’t 😂
4:17 insert spiderman vs morbius meme here
is aia just 6-8 hours of Andrew Garfield screaming
4:18 Peter Parker having a hallucination
so upon watching this, i realise that when i read it for a literature project i didn't think of it as a comedy. it is so much better with the delivery of the amazing actors here (especially andrew garfield!!)
I could see how it could be a played way more tragic/sad. There are definitely jokes written into the text, but a lot of the comedy comes from the physicality of the actors and the delivery of the lines. Especially Andrew Garfield, he really leaned into it.
Andrew Garfield is just amazing, something about him seems more humble and human then all "hey look at me I'm a big fucking actor"
Andrew Garfield definitely earned that Tony. This is not an easy show to do, and he had the most difficult role in it.
4:26 "A CRUCIFIX _f _*_UCK OFF_* "
Spider-Man: Mental hospital is my home
Roy Cohn: “I want to be…an octopus!”
Prior: *swings in on a web and kicks him in the head*
OMG i'm picturing that scene in TAS1 where he jumps on a guy yelling "CROTCH!" XD XD
alternative title for this video: the worlds hardest try not to laugh challenge
I love the fact that Nathan Lane got to essentially make a meta joke re: La Cage
I WANT TO WATCH THE WHOLE THING SO BAD AHHHH
This is my comfort video so bless you
So glad you like it, thank you
God, I love salty Pryer. You go Andrew Garfield! 👏👏👏
I feel the stress on Andrew's throat. He's been in that graveled voice for too long. Also, does he have tattoos under his arms?
Those are lesions… the play is about HIV/AIDS
omg screaming and crying at this comment
At least now you know
Smh 🤣
4:17- 4:34 gets me everytime 😂💀
*GARLIC!!!*
*A MIRROR!!!*
@@b.d6642 *hOLY WATEEERR!*
@@BrodrigoTheDrummer *A CRUCIFIX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
*FFFHUCK OOOOOFFF!!!*
@@tasmsinist3rsix *GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY ROOM!!!!! GO!!*
4:17 When Spiderman Meets Morbius 😂
This video is gay culture
I don't know why, I don't know how I came across this but I'm very glad I did-
Although I was originally inducted into the "Angels In America" club with the movie, I did get to watch this live production. Now, I'm not really an Andrew Garfield fan in the least. In fact, I find him fingernails on a chalkboard annoying on a good day. But, I thought he was amazing in this production.
I have to commend any actor who would commit to taking on this insanely massive production. This play is the equivalent to the Richard Wagner opera "Der Ring des Nibelungen"!
And, I have to commend any audience members who would make such a commitment to return for multiple nights for an epic production of this magnitude.
7:02 ✨i’m a prophet✨ what? 🔊PrOpHeT PROPHET!! I 🙏PROPHECY🙏I HAVE ✨👁SIGHT👁✨ I 👀 SEE 👀
4:17 is when anyone comes in my room
Don’t sleep on 3:24
this sums up my drama class
4:17-4:33
Spider-Man when he doesn't want Morbius
His poor voice 😂
and you're telling me this is 8 hours? interesting...
WELL IT WOULD BE YOUR LUCKY DAY IF I WAS
He is incredible
im confused but hey that was.. ye very interesting lol
"ahh... I. Am. Drenched. In. sPoO-oOGE!!!"😂
hey, do anyone have a download link for this play? both part 1 and 2?
I couldn't afford the nta subscribtion
yess please, i feel so bad but im poor af so i cant afford a Nta subscribtion either
Same
same here TT. been searching in the comments for 10 mins now
Search for slime tutorial here 🤫
@@swarna923 ughh where here?
I have no idea what this play is, even less what the actual plot is supposed to be, so watching this whole video with zero context feels pretty close what being high is like 😭
“I AM DRENCHED IN *SPOO-“*
I couldn’t stop laughing lmaooo
i saw a clip of this play on tiktok. i have no idea what its about and ive never seen it. but this video was great. i also love andrew garfield. is there anywhere i can watch the full play???
exactly the same here! saw it on tiktok and now i have to see it
You can find it on nt’s website to rent here: www.ntathome.com/products/angels-in-america-part-one-millennium-approaches mind if I ask how you found this vid? It’s been getting a ton of hits the past two days lol
Is it the garlic bit where he just tells fuck off?
Same
Same 😁
3:35 I’ve never been so scared
Why does Andrew's character remind me of blitz on helleva boss
“I’m stuck in a world of white people” my god this is a masterpiece 😂
How did they get some scenes from SpiderMan No Way Home?
Girlhood is a spectrum
4:17
Spiderman director cut
Andrew Garfield… one of the only men to make out with Ryan Reynolds (in public)