1:09 "We should not be dealing with this right now again." After listening to this song so many times, I have just heard it said in the background. I have read so many comments and have not seen anyone mention this. Am I the only one who noticed? Maybe it is like that gorilla and the basketball players experiment? You don't notice one thing because you are focused on another? Well if anyone reads this - this thing is being said by someone in the background. Does it mean our revolutionaries had to deal with this kind of things many times before? Are they sick of it happening again and again? Are they more aware of this than they are "supposed to be"? Or is it just one guy being more aware of it than others?
Red and Black is an reference to the novel The Red and The Black novel which was happening at the same time in France. I hope they do a musical for that amazing story too.
My flavour of autism is watching this movie just because Jamie is in the background as Student 7 editing this to say I love courfeyrac, grantaire and Enjolras equally now, still not forgetting student 7 though
I just saw Aaron (actor who plays Enjolras) live on Broadway as Sweeney Todd. Can I say - what a privilege it was to see this man acting and singing in real life.
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"I hold it that a little rebellion now and then is a good thing, and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical. Unsuccesful rebellions indeed generally establish the incroachments on the rights of the people which have produced them." - Thomas Jefferson, Founding Father, Patriot.
Wolverine Catwoman Gladiator Maximus Karen Smith Bellatrix Lestrange King Julian Newt Scammer/Stephen Hawking And Jack and the Beanstalk from Into the woods
(1) this song slaps so hard (2) I think the one line in this song wraps up the biggest theme of the whole play "had you seen her today you might also have known, how your whole world can change in just one burst of light, and what was right seems wrong, and what was wrong seems right." This is the same thing that happened to Valjean witnessing the mercy of the priest and the same thing that happened to Javert when spared by Valjean at the end. Same lightning -strike revelation, different responses tho lol
b/c while Paris 's case is on hold------ and, Britney, on pending status------ Reese Whitherspoon has a new member (Paris) and Michael Jackson 's case, well; I say: Too much of a liability 😊
