#technically disney

Especially when the Cello gets thrown in there. Considering how much work goes into making stringed instruments like that?

It doesn't really come off as a fun scene where kids are destroying the things that they feel are holding them back, it comes off as them... I don't know how to word it, but it doesn't sit right. I don't really like seeing things like art destroyed.

Oh and btw, yesterday was modern witches day for the Disneybound challenge. Friendly reminder that Disney owns the Studio Ghibli dubs!

So I just watched Hamilton for the first time and I gotta say, the music and choreography was AMAZING! The best I’ve seen since I first saw Wicked on Broadway. However, the problem I have with it is the storytelling. To me, it seemed like every side character outshined the guy that the play is supposed to be about... Idk, when a play or musical is set up to center around one guy, I expect the guy to stand out a little more, ya know? It felt like all of the other characters were telling us his story instead of him showing us his story, which isn’t my preferred method of storytelling :/