WHER ETO GET NIGHT IN THE WOODS OST MOVIE

ItвЂ™s ambitious for a musical to attempt a convention that seems so much more conducive to the stage. Sweeping back and forth, introducing all of the characters. Bet you never thought youвЂ™d read that sentence, huh? The scene, on the other hand, is incredible. IвЂ™m truly sorry if it gets stuck in your head.

The вЂњInto The WoodsвЂќ tune/theme that is introduced in the Prologue may be the only ear-worm that Steven Sondheim has ever written. All of a sudden she was falling down a rabbit hole and there were shadow puppets? 10. This is Little RedвЂ™s first moment of doubt, and the whole thing sounded just as brassy and confident as ever. I just think the dramatic pauses were a bit too long. Emily BluntвЂ™s confusion, however, was hilarious and the scene is excellent.

WHER ETO GET NIGHT IN THE WOODS OST MOVIE

IвЂ™m not even going to address the weird accent he put on in this movie for no reason. I just think Chris Pine sounded better in вЂњAgony,вЂќ and the pace lagged a bit. вЂњAny MomentвЂќДЄdultery is bad! Just kidding, I mean, thatвЂ™s not why IвЂ™m ranking this song so low.

ItвЂ™s just a smaller moment between two characters and IвЂ™m trying to spread the wealth. This song loses points for not passing the Bechdel Test! That may be a bit harsh. It's also so ridiculous that Little Red trusts the Wolf but not The Baker. Calm your zoot suit, Johnny Depp! The arrangement was extra jazz lounge-y and IвЂ™m not sure why and I did not care for it. IвЂ™m not saying the wolf shouldnвЂ™t be scary, but this was a bit much. This will probably be an unpopular opinion. The stepsisters actually cut up their feet to try and fit the slipper. This gory part of the Cinderella story can actually be found in the Grimm BrothersвЂ™ version of the tale. Look, I understand that the Witch is upset. No disrespect to Joanna Riding, but this song is just too short to hold my attention. That may be thanks to 'Too Many Cooks.' 17. However, I didnвЂ™t love that it ended on clouds and I thought having the second part of the finale play while everyone's faces appeared during the credits was a bit cheesy. ItвЂ™s nice to hear everyone sing together at the end of the piece. The second part plays over the credits, so weвЂ™ll only focus on the first part here. Check them out, and listen along with me unless you don't want to be spoiled that much before you hit the theater.

Here's my official ranking, now that I've seen the film and poured over the soundtrack. I don't think we'll see a bunch of Youtube covers of 'Hello Little Girl' or 'Last Midnight.' There's nothing so dramatic as 'Let It Go,' in Into The Woods, that's for sure. Granted, Sondheim's humor is pretty dry, and his songs often focus on the conversational lyrics rather than emotional belting. It may have just been the audience around me, but I think there may have been some tonal issues. However, some interpretations are better than others.

Ranking Sondheim's songs in Into The Woods' movie is like choosing children and I would be lying if I told you there weren't tears streaming down my face for the entirety of the movie. IвЂ™ve grown up with this musical, to the extent that that these interpretations of the fairy tales mean more to me than DisneyвЂ™s animated classics, to be honest. Every song in Into The Woods has had special place in my heart at some point.

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