Synopsis
Be careful what you wish for...
In a woods filled with magic and fairy tale characters, a baker and his wife set out to end the curse put on them by their neighbor, a spiteful witch.
2014 Directed by Rob Marshall
In a woods filled with magic and fairy tale characters, a baker and his wife set out to end the curse put on them by their neighbor, a spiteful witch.
James Corden Emily Blunt Meryl Streep Anna Kendrick Daniel Huttlestone Lilla Crawford Mackenzie Mauzy Tracey Ullman Chris Pine Billy Magnussen Richard Glover Frances de la Tour Christine Baranski Tammy Blanchard Lucy Punch Simon Russell Beale Joanna Riding Annette Crosbie Johnny Depp Andy Hayes Scott Plumridge
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i’d like to thank not only god but jesus for chris pine singing “agony” while ripping his shirt
What bothers me most about Rob Marshall's stage adaptation isn't that it guts the second half of the Broadway play, losing much of the primary theme, and one of the show's best songs, the "Agony" reprise, and the finale that picks the mood back up from unrelentingly bleak. It isn't just that it's visually drab and unimaginative, overusing the same swirling camera movement, some clunky Jack The Giant Killer CGI, and a space that looks exactly like a soundstage decked in plastic plants. It isn't the casting of a couple of kids who bring down the level of the show considerably. These are all bothersome problems, but the even more egregious issue for me is that the film is so…
i can't believe jake gyllenhaal was originally going to be in this. we've been Robbed of him dramatically singing agony and ripping open his shirt with chris pine
*Tears open shirt*
AGONYYYYYYYYY
*Tears open shirt because they want to be involved*
AGONYYYYYYYYY?????
i watched this upside down in an MRI in 30 minute increments over the course of 4 years for a paid study to analyze the effects of drugs and alcohol on my brain. two stars
Musicals aren't really my thing, but Emily Blunt and Anna Kendrick are.
Into the Woods is full of very good performances. The stand outs for me were Emily Blunt, Meryl Streep, and Anna Kendrick. As many have said, my biggest issue with the film is the second half. I wasn't crazy about any of the songs either, they weren't very memorable. In my opinion an effective musical makes you remember the tunes. For example, after I saw The Rocky Horror Picture Show the songs stayed with me for a few days after I watched it. That's not the case with this film; I watched it a few hours ago and I can barely recall any of the songs.
1. this movie literally enacts its own premise of 'nice is different than good'
2. my laptop died midway through agony and honestly I respect that
3. I have been thinking of emily's giggle at 'and a prince for whatever' every waking moment since 2014
35
This is really sturdy for the first hour or so, but then the palette somehow becomes even darker and it loses all momentum.
disney owes stephen sondheim and the entire obc cast of into the woods an apology but *especially* chip zien,, chip zien i am so sorry an ugly ass bitch like james corden would do that to you oh my god
chris pine ripping his shirt and yelling "AGONYYYY" is what cinematic dreams are made of