Hairspray
i will be seeing it with the inlaws and family today. I just want to see JOgn Travolta as a woman. Hopefully it won't be sickingly sweet 
Ren M |
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| I saw the original many years ago with a fat Rikki Lake. It was very entertaining but I'm not sure why someone felt a remake was necessary. |
Paula O. wrote: I saw the original many years ago with a fat Rikki Lake. It was very entertaining but I'm not sure why someone felt a remake was necessary.
ummmm....the opportunity to make more money 
I saw the remake...it was pretty good...not fond on John Travolta in the role though. |
| i saw the original too...years ago......i love divine!!!!! my favorite movie though was polyester!! |
| The only reason i am slightly interested is b/c the choreographer guest judged on SYTYCD!!!
I'm sucha cheeseball 
Ren M |
Darcy wrote: i saw the original too...years ago......i love divine!!!!! my favorite movie though was polyester!!
Me too! I have a Divine magnet on my fridge from Polyester! "Wow, Todd, that's pretty highbrow..." |
Well, we went and saw it yesterday! We sat down and it started playing, right off with a song. My hubby turns to me and says," Is this a muiscal?" !!!!! I laughed out loud. So he does happend to have a legit hearing problem and thought we were all going to see Harry Potter! He fell asleep on my shoulder oh, about 15 minutes into it 
I didn't really like it. I did see Rikki Lake as one of the Agents in the audience, and i would have never placed that it you guys hadn't told me that she was in the orginal. Ya so i would say one thumb up and one thumb dowm-i'm just not be big musical fan. Ren M |
| I have a question regarding John Travolta's part in the movie. First let me say I have not seen the movie yet. My question is what is the signifigants of John Travolta dressing/playing a woman in this film? Does a man usually play this part? I am just really curious.
Thank you in advance for any of your insight. |
| I saw the movie several weeks ago, and it was very cute. It wasn't gross, drag-queenish at all. John Travolta as the mom was actually pretty funny.
My mom told me that traditionally that part is always played by a man (in the broadway performance). He does a good job in it. Hairspray is one of those feel-good movies and you'll leave feeling warm fuzzies.  |
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