FYI, "according to most people" =/= "IMO".
edited 28th Sep '11 3:39:35 PM by PDown
At first I didn't realize I needed all this stuff...Heeeeeeeeell no.
Fanfiction I hate.If this ever happens, I'll know I'm living in Idiocracy. I don't say that often but I fully believe it here.
At first I didn't realize I needed all this stuff...Never gonna happen. And would suck anyway.
There are some good songs in the second movie (Not one of us comes to mind), but it probably wouldn't happen.
Seeing all these piss ant tropers trying to talk tough makes me laugh. If Matrix were here, he'd laugh too.The sad thing is that it's not even one of the sequels that's offensively bad enough to pique my interest in that direction. If we're putting the direct-to-video stuff on Broadway, I say we go all out and get some Cinderella 3 or whatever up in here.
Text I feel is necessary to append to every post.I'd say the biggest roadblock has nothing to do with the film itself, per se: Theater just isn't conducive to sequels, because you can't count on people having seen the original. The only ones I can think of are Love Never Dies and Sing On, neither of which are what you'd call masterpieces.
You know, I've flipped through a book about musical flops, and it mentioned sequels (two of them with music written by the same composer), and how none of them were successful.
It might be interesting, because it could go down as the first Broadway musical adapted from a direct-to-video movie (unless such a thing already exists).
Hey.I wish they had it on broadway if it did I'd be happy to see it.
Yeah, I doubt this will ever happen. A direct-to-video sequel made by Disney getting a Broadway musical adaptation just isn't likely at all. Though I do like Simba's Pride.
She/they. Hirrus Clutumnus is my comfort characterI actually love the second one, i'd love to see a musical of it i think itd be very cool to see but i doibt theyd ever do it
I think it would be suited more for a Disney Park attraction.
I legitimately felt this way when I was 10, but I got over it. No offense, OP, but...
That said, there are actually a lot of series musicals that are successful, through fans that watch the earlier entries on video. The Prince of Tennis and Sera Myu follow the source material pretty closely, but Tou Myu has all original stories, as do Tou Stage and Tsukiuta, if you want to talk about non-musical plays as well.
Edited by lavendermintrose on Jun 30th 2021 at 3:59:43 AM
I made this Idolized Julius Kingsley icon back when Akito first came out, and now that the crossover is actually happening, I don't care.
If The Lion King 2 was as good as the first, (according to most people) don't you think IT deserves a Broadway show as well as the first? I mean, just think about it. If TLK 1 Broadway was good, then a TLK 2 Broadway would be just as good. ANYONE think this would be a good idea?