ElizaReview
Iscritto in data mag 2019
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We saw Dear Evan Hansen in London last week and it was outstanding. So we decided to watch it on Amazon Prime tonight. Oh dear...
Firstly Evan is played by a 45 year old. Amazing voice but not convincing as a teenager. Too overtly nervy and jumpy. No subtlety or nuance to his anxiety.
Secondly I loved the empathetic interpretation of being a mother trying to do their best in the theatre production - Does Anybody Have a Map was amazing. But it's lost in the film.
And it is soooo earnest....none of the humour, relatability and fast pace of the theatre show.
Listen to the soundtrack on Spotify rather then watch this. Though Sincerely Me is good - watch on You Tube. Has the right mix of humour and the person playing Connor has charisma.
Firstly Evan is played by a 45 year old. Amazing voice but not convincing as a teenager. Too overtly nervy and jumpy. No subtlety or nuance to his anxiety.
Secondly I loved the empathetic interpretation of being a mother trying to do their best in the theatre production - Does Anybody Have a Map was amazing. But it's lost in the film.
And it is soooo earnest....none of the humour, relatability and fast pace of the theatre show.
Listen to the soundtrack on Spotify rather then watch this. Though Sincerely Me is good - watch on You Tube. Has the right mix of humour and the person playing Connor has charisma.
Jessie is your typical 'Messy Millennial Woman' and comes ready baked with all the tropes you'd expect from that stereotype. Casual jobs she's not really interested in? Tick. Chaotic dating pattern of her own making? Tick. Speaks her thoughts with no filter? Tick. Being impulsive, flaky, spontaneous and self-destructive? Tick, tick, tick. What does Tom see in her?!
And what does she see in him? He's pleasant enough but dull and boring with no discernible personality. His family seem great with bags of wit - why did he not inherit any of those genes? He's a famous film star, is that the attraction? Why would MMW be interested in that? Wouldn't MMW take that Cinderella idea and reject it for the nonsense it is?
And together they are a terrible couple. They lack chemistry which is one thing (though if they had that the show would be much, much better). But here are two adults completely incapable of having a normal conversation. Jessie, forward and brash in nearly all situations, is suddenly incapable of telling Tom she likes him and recognising, despite all the obvious signs, that he likes her. Instead, inexplicably, the baseline expectation is that the other one doesn't really want to be there and just wants an excuse to go home. Maybe that makes sense in the beginning but after they start 'seeing' each other it's still happening and it's just daft - they never seem anything other than strangers speaking different languages.
And what does she see in him? He's pleasant enough but dull and boring with no discernible personality. His family seem great with bags of wit - why did he not inherit any of those genes? He's a famous film star, is that the attraction? Why would MMW be interested in that? Wouldn't MMW take that Cinderella idea and reject it for the nonsense it is?
And together they are a terrible couple. They lack chemistry which is one thing (though if they had that the show would be much, much better). But here are two adults completely incapable of having a normal conversation. Jessie, forward and brash in nearly all situations, is suddenly incapable of telling Tom she likes him and recognising, despite all the obvious signs, that he likes her. Instead, inexplicably, the baseline expectation is that the other one doesn't really want to be there and just wants an excuse to go home. Maybe that makes sense in the beginning but after they start 'seeing' each other it's still happening and it's just daft - they never seem anything other than strangers speaking different languages.