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 Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 12:51 pm
So the main page says what to write in your request form, which I assume means for joining? But I didn't have anything to fill in in order to join (is that because I was invited?). So I suppose I'll write it here.
I originally got into J&H because of the musical, which my school did last year, and shortly after seeing it (twice) I got the CDs of both the Broadway and, um, not-Broadway versions of the musical. I love it. And obsessed much (note username). So I then read the book, and liked that quite a bit as well.
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Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 2:09 pm
That's pretty much my story. I rented the soundtrack just for the hell of it and found it so wonderful that I watched the Broadway version on YouTube and read the Classic Illustrated version (I can't find the original version in my library so I'm going to read it online).
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Posted: Sun Nov 04, 2007 7:08 pm
I feel left out. I've never seen the musical. Quite good, I take it? I got into it not long ago, after seeing snippets of the 1941 film version at a friend's house. The book was much better than any of the (non-musical) films, I think.
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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 12:35 pm
You can see the Broadway (but inferior to said CD in other thread) version in said other thread (yes, I am confusing speaking today)
But yes, it's a good musical ^_^ Unfotunatly, it was a flop and they couldn't pay off the investors...
Although technically you can make more money of of a flop than you could with a hit! xd The Producers reference...
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Posted: Mon Nov 05, 2007 4:46 pm
Oh yeah? Thanks for the tip!
It just requires some creative accounting.
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 8:27 pm
My Jekyll and Hyde journey began in 6th grade when my older brother found out about it. I fell in love with the music, and I became absolutely obsessed about it. Alas, I have not seen it, even though I know every detail of the plot, and how it should be acted and sang as well. I would watch the version on you tube, but I refuse to watch the David Hasselhoff version. I rented it from the Library once, and barley got through Facade. ninja Oh well, I am trying to get my school to perform it next year though....So I am excited!!!! ninja
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Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 3:17 pm
Somebody should invite my best friend....(Egweneskywalkerbaggins) She is a big Jekyll and Hyde fan too. ninja
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Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2007 7:49 pm
who killed asmodean My Jekyll and Hyde journey began in 6th grade when my older brother found out about it. I fell in love with the music, and I became absolutely obsessed about it. Alas, I have not seen it, even though I know every detail of the plot, and how it should be acted and sang as well. I would watch the version on you tube, but I refuse to watch the David Hasselhoff version. I rented it from the Library once, and barley got through Facade. ninja Oh well, I am trying to get my school to perform it next year though....So I am excited!!!! ninja Oh, awesome! Envy! ^_^ Yeah, the Broadway version was NOT as good as the CD... which I love. And there is no good version of Facade on YOuTube! Now that I know how to make videos, though, I am going to make my own. If I ever figure out how to download a track from a CD onto my computer. If I do make it, I shall post the new here! ^_^ I also hope to make a sort of movie with the cd, using InuYasha or some other anime clips... but I do not yet know how to get clips... And i shall invite Egweneskywalkerbaggins - thanks for the tip! smile
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Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2007 9:17 am
Yay! blaugh I feel important.
Hmmm... My story... I read a little kid version of Jekyll and Hyde with my family when I was little and loved the story since then. When I was in the 9th grade, I met WhoKilledAsmodean and her brother, who introduced me to the musical. *reminesces about singing confrontation at top of lungs with WhoKilledAsmodean*
I also was greatly disappointed by the version with David Hasselhof. When I tried to watch it, I was attempting to get a friend obsessed with Jekyll and Hyde. Alas, the small portion of the movie we watched completely turned her off to the musical. crying
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Posted: Sun Mar 23, 2008 1:13 pm
I think they're making a movie musical now
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