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* Benny rapping in "96,000" (probably the most famous number overall) about how he'd go to business school, get rich, and golf with either Donald Trump or Tiger Woods...''as his caddy''. Particularly when you look at [[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement certain remarks]] Trump made during, and after, his presidential campaign.
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* Benny rapping in "96,000" (probably the most famous number overall) about how he'd go to business school, get rich, and golf with either Donald Trump or Tiger Woods...''as his caddy''. Particularly when you look at [[Administrivia/RuleOfCautiousEditingJudgement certain remarks]] remarks Trump made during, and after, his presidential campaign.
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* Sonny and Graffiti Pete get one in the same moment: they realize that the neighborhood's all dark, meaning no one can see. They light up the fireworks in Graffiti Pete's backpack that they were saving for July 4th, warning everyone to stand back while they light up. Then the two hand out lit sparklers to people on the streets to use as impromptu flashlights. Unsurprisingly, his friends and family laud Sonny as a hero when he returns to Abuels's apartment.
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* Sonny and Graffiti Pete get one in the same moment: they realize that the neighborhood's all dark, meaning no one can see. They light up the fireworks in Graffiti Pete's backpack that they were saving for July 4th, warning everyone to stand back while they light up. Then the two hand out lit sparklers to people on the streets to use as impromptu flashlights. Unsurprisingly, his friends and family laud Sonny as a hero when he returns to Abuels's Abuela's apartment.
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** Smash cut to Kevin joining in as well, helping out in the dispatch. He and Benny are in perfect sync as they direct the taxis.
* Sonny and Graffiti Pete get one in the same moment: they realize that the neighborhood's all dark, meaning no one can see. They light up the fireworks in Graffiti Pete's backpack that they were saving for July 4th, warning everyone to stand back while they light up. Then the two hand out lit sparklers to people on the streets to use as impromptu flashlights. Unsurprisingly, his friends and family laud Sonny as a hero when he returns to Abuels's apartment.
** Shoutout to the breakdancer that decides to use sparklers in his routine, to entertain the scared neighbors.
* Sonny and Graffiti Pete get one in the same moment: they realize that the neighborhood's all dark, meaning no one can see. They light up the fireworks in Graffiti Pete's backpack that they were saving for July 4th, warning everyone to stand back while they light up. Then the two hand out lit sparklers to people on the streets to use as impromptu flashlights. Unsurprisingly, his friends and family laud Sonny as a hero when he returns to Abuels's apartment.
** Shoutout to the breakdancer that decides to use sparklers in his routine, to entertain the scared neighbors.
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-->'''Piraguero:''' I told you, THIS IS MY TOWN!
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-->'''Piraguero:''' I told you, TOLD YOU, I RUN THIS IS MY TOWN!
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--->'''Piraguero:'''I told you, THIS IS MY TOWN!.
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--->'''Piraguero:'''I told you, THIS IS MY TOWN!.
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** A shoutout to the writing team here as well: the companion book 'In the Heights: Finding Home' revealed that Quiara Hudes came up with the idea for "Paciencia y Fe" to be Claudia's DeathSong on the day of filming. Meaning all the rewrites and reblocking necessary to make the song one of the most impactful death scenes in movie musical history? All of it happened in ''one day''.
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** A shoutout to the writing team here as well: the companion book 'In ''In the Heights: Finding Home' Home'' revealed that Quiara Hudes came up with the idea for "Paciencia y Fe" to be Claudia's DeathSong on the day of filming. Meaning all the rewrites and reblocking necessary to make the song one of the most impactful death scenes in movie musical history? All of it happened in ''one day''.'''one day'''.
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** A shoutout to the writing team here as well: the companion book *In the Heights: Finding Home* revealed that Quiara Hudes came up with the idea for "Paciencia y Fe" to be Claudia's DeathSong on the day of filming. Meaning all the rewrites and reblocking necessary to make the song one of the most impactful death scenes in movie musical history? All of it happened in **one day**.
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** A shoutout to the writing team here as well: the companion book *In 'In the Heights: Finding Home* Home' revealed that Quiara Hudes came up with the idea for "Paciencia y Fe" to be Claudia's DeathSong on the day of filming. Meaning all the rewrites and reblocking necessary to make the song one of the most impactful death scenes in movie musical history? All of it happened in **one day**.''one day''.
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** A shoutout to the writing team here as well: the companion book *In the Heights: Finding Home* revealed that Quiara Hudes came up with the idea for "Paciencia y Fe" to be Claudia's DeathSong on the day of filming. Meaning all the rewrites and reblocking necessary to make the song one of the most impactful death scenes in movie musical history? All of it happened in **one day**.
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* Usnavi says that he wants to take Abuela Claudia and Sonny with him to his parents' bar to renovate it in the Dominican Republic. Claudia says she'll only go if Sonny does because the block needs her. Sonny politely refuses, and in the case of WiseBeyondTheirYears, gently asks Usnavi if maybe he's idealizing a place he doesn't really remember. It takes until the end of the movie for Usnavi to realize that Sonny was right.
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* Usnavi says that he wants to take Abuela Claudia and Sonny with him to his parents' bar to renovate it in the Dominican Republic. Claudia says she'll only go if Sonny does because the block needs her. Sonny politely refuses, and in the a case of WiseBeyondTheirYears, gently asks Usnavi if maybe he's idealizing a place he doesn't really remember. It takes until the end of the movie for Usnavi to realize that Sonny was right.
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* The list of Latina achievement beginning with "Chita, Rita, Frida..." now has the kids add "And Sonia the Supreme Court Justice!", with her portrait simply captioned "Boss".
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-->This is for Abuelo Wisin and Puerto Rico!
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-->This is for Abuelo Wisin Guisin and Puerto Rico!
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-->I don't know about God but I believe in Chris Jackson!"
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-->I used to dream about this moment, now I'm in it!
-->Tell the conductor to hold the baton a minute!
-->I'll start with Alex Lacamoire and Bill Sherman,
-->Kevin [=McCollum=], Jeffrey Seller, and Jill Furman.
-->Quiara, for keepin' the pages turnin',
-->Tommy Kail for keepin' the engine burnin',
-->For bein' so discernin' through every all-nighter,
-->Dr. Herbert for telling me, "You're a writer."
-->I have to thank Andy Blank for every spank!
-->Matter fact, thank John Buzzetti for every drink!
-->Thank the cast and crew for having each other's backs, son!
-->I don't know about God but I believe in ChrisJackson!"Jackson!
-->I don't know what else I got! I'm off the dome!
-->I know I wrote a little show about home!
-->[[Creator/StephenSondheim Mr. Sondheim]], [[Theatre/SundayInTheParkWithGeorge look, I made a hat]]
-->Where there never was a hat!
-->It's a Latin hat at that!
-->Mom, Dad, and Rita, I wrote a play!
-->Y'all came to every play!
-->Thanks for being here today!
-->Vanessa, who still leaves me breathless,
-->Thanks for lovin' me when I was broke and makin' breakfast!
-->And with that, I want to thank all my Latino people!
-->This is for Abuelo Wisin and Puerto Rico!
-->Thank you!
-->Tell the conductor to hold the baton a minute!
-->I'll start with Alex Lacamoire and Bill Sherman,
-->Kevin [=McCollum=], Jeffrey Seller, and Jill Furman.
-->Quiara, for keepin' the pages turnin',
-->Tommy Kail for keepin' the engine burnin',
-->For bein' so discernin' through every all-nighter,
-->Dr. Herbert for telling me, "You're a writer."
-->I have to thank Andy Blank for every spank!
-->Matter fact, thank John Buzzetti for every drink!
-->Thank the cast and crew for having each other's backs, son!
-->I don't know about God but I believe in Chris
-->I don't know what else I got! I'm off the dome!
-->I know I wrote a little show about home!
-->[[Creator/StephenSondheim Mr. Sondheim]], [[Theatre/SundayInTheParkWithGeorge look, I made a hat]]
-->Where there never was a hat!
-->It's a Latin hat at that!
-->Mom, Dad, and Rita, I wrote a play!
-->Y'all came to every play!
-->Thanks for being here today!
-->Vanessa, who still leaves me breathless,
-->Thanks for lovin' me when I was broke and makin' breakfast!
-->And with that, I want to thank all my Latino people!
-->This is for Abuelo Wisin and Puerto Rico!
-->Thank you!
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* The end credits scene: The Piraguero finally getting the business he deserves. Lin also hits an impressive high note, considering his debatable voice.
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* The end credits scene: The Piraguero finally getting the business he deserves. Lin also hits an impressive high note, considering his debatable voice.note.
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* The end credits scene-Piraguaro finally getting the business he deserves. Lin also hits an impressive high note, considering his debatable voice.
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* The end credits scene-Piraguaro scene: The Piraguero finally getting the business he deserves. Lin also hits an impressive high note, considering his debatable voice.
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* The end credits scene-Piraguaro finally getting the business he deserves. Lin also hits an impressive high note, considering his debatable voice.
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* Benny never blames Nina for her father's choice to sell the dispatch, unlike in the musical. Indeed, Nina argues with her dad that they can't afford to do it especially when she doesn't see college as worth it, and Benny tries to intercede on her behalf when she tries to explain why she doesn't want to go back to Stanford. Benny peacefully explains to Kevin that no one was seeing Nina for who she was, but as a stereotype and another check off the diversity checklist.
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* Benny never blames Nina for her father's choice to sell the dispatch, unlike in the musical. Indeed, Nina argues with her dad that they can't afford to do it especially when she doesn't see college as worth it, and Benny tries to intercede on her behalf when she tries to explain why she doesn't want to go back to Stanford. Benny peacefully explains to Kevin that no one was seeing Nina for who she was, but as a stereotype and another way to check off another notch on the diversity checklist.
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* Benny never blames Nina for her father's choice to sell the dispatch, unlike in the musical. Indeed, Nina argues with her dad that they can't afford to do it especially when she doesn't see college as worth it, and Benny tries to intercede on her behalf when she tries to explain why she doesn't want to go back to Stanford. Benny peacefully explains to Kevin that no one was seeing Nina for who she was, instead of as a stereotype.
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* Benny never blames Nina for her father's choice to sell the dispatch, unlike in the musical. Indeed, Nina argues with her dad that they can't afford to do it especially when she doesn't see college as worth it, and Benny tries to intercede on her behalf when she tries to explain why she doesn't want to go back to Stanford. Benny peacefully explains to Kevin that no one was seeing Nina for who she was, instead of but as a stereotype.stereotype and another check off the diversity checklist.
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* Usnavi decides to use his lotto winnings to help Sonny secure a Green Card. Not even Sonny had considered doing that, when saying what he would do if he had won.
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* Usnavi decides to use his lotto winnings to help Sonny secure a Green Card. Not even Sonny had considered doing that, that when saying what he would do if he had won.
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* Usnavi says that he wants to take Abuela Claudia and Sonny with him to his parents' bar to renovate it in the Dominican Republic. Claudia says she'll only go if Sonny does because the block needs her. Sonny politely refuses, and in the case of WiseBeyondTheirYears, gently asks Usnavi if maybe he's idealizing a place he doesn't really remember. It takes until the end of the movie for Usnavi to realize that Sonny was right.
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* During the chaos of "Blackout", Benny sees a group of people starting to fight over taxis and puts his anger over Kevin's choice to sell the dispatch aside to help, despite Nina's pleading with him to let it go.
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* Benny never blames Nina for her father's choice to sell the dispatch, unlike in the musical. Indeed, Nina argues with her dad that they can't afford to do it especially when she doesn't see college as worth it, and Benny tries to intercede on her behalf when she tries to explain why she doesn't want to go back to Stanford. Benny peacefully explains to Kevin that no one was seeing Nina for who she was, instead of as a stereotype.
* During the chaos of "Blackout", Benny sees a group of people starting to fight over taxis and puts his anger over Kevin's choice to sell the dispatch aside to help, despite Nina's pleading with him to let it go. He tells her to stay with Usnavi where it's safe, and he'll be back once people are driving.
* During the chaos of "Blackout", Benny sees a group of people starting to fight over taxis and puts his anger over Kevin's choice to sell the dispatch aside to help, despite Nina's pleading with him to let it go. He tells her to stay with Usnavi where it's safe, and he'll be back once people are driving.
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** And what does Benny do when he when he finds out the dispatch doesn't have power? He routes the incoming calls through his own cellphone and the outgoing through a backup generator he found inside, allowing him to help a pregnant woman get to a working hospital to deliver her baby. That's when Kevin walks in, and he nonverbally admits that he misjudged Benny.
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** And what does Benny do when he when he finds out the dispatch doesn't have power? He routes the incoming calls through his own cellphone and the outgoing through a backup generator he found inside, allowing him to help a pregnant woman get to a working hospital to deliver her baby. That's when Kevin walks in, and he nonverbally admits that he misjudged Benny.
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* Usnavi decides to use his lotto winnings to help Sonny secure a Green Card. Not even Sonny had considered doing that, when saying what he would do if he had won.
