Me when I have to wake up at 5am for the LG7 lead premiere

 

Just now, sunbathinganimal said:

so November?

 

You're feeling generous and #kind today

 

Just now, sunbathinganimal said:

so November?

 

one can hope for christmas stocking fillers to terrorize my anti-jazzga IRL liddo friends with

 

Are we sure this is fake? It looks real

 

Spoiler

 

 

Have y'all seen one of the comments under this video? Not sure if they're reliable but a lot of the points they made kind of make sense? Interesting nonetheless.

 

Spoiler

That first clip was from an early version of the script. She kills Sophie, Arthur's neighbor from the first movie, after learning she's going to testify against him in court. The smile/elevator door closing is an exact parallel to Arthur killing Randall in his apartment

 

They cut out a lot of interesting ideas in the early scripts because Todd Phillips would regularly tell them to just "wing it" on set. Most of the beginning with him and Lee in Arkham was the same actually but it's everything after that/the courtroom drama that changed a lot. Some other bits I remember reading: -It's much more clear that Lee organized the courthouse bombing as an escape attempt if Arthur gets convicted, and she is hoping to kill Harvey Dent with it for trying to give him the death penalty. Arthur gets knocked out when the bomb goes off & has a dream sequence/musical number where him and Lee win the case and escape together (the scene of them dancing down the stairs in all the trailers). He wakes up & sees all the chaos which scares him, and he runs into his two supporters who help him escape -I don't think this was ever shot or tested for screen, but in the script was a big tease of young Bruce & Alfred visiting Arthur while he's awaiting trial and swearing revenge against him for inciting the riots that killed Martha & Thomas Wayne, I assumed they wanted to keep a distance from the whole Batman angle -one veeeery early ending concept had Lee seeing on the news that Arthur gets stabbed in prison (and doesn't seem surprised by it, implying she maybe organized that other inmate to do it), takes over the mantle of Joker as a revolutionary & standing in front of an adoring mob of "jokers" like he does at the end of the first film.

 

5 minutes ago, Dante said:

 

 

it was bad for her it was really bad for her

 

1 minute ago, Bad News said:

Are we sure this is fake? It looks real

 

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lets hope it is

 

 

2 minutes ago, Arthoe said:

one can hope for christmas stocking fillers to terrorize my anti-jazzga IRL liddo friends with

 

if someone got me that for christmas, i'd knock over their christmas tree on purpose.

 

Just saw the film.

 

I went in with low expectations and maybe that helped me not completely hate it? In the long run it was probably unnecessary to make even in the first place. But despite the 50 mins of screen time allegations, I definitely felt Gaga's presence in the movie. The problem is that if she was removed from the movie completely, it wouldn't have necessarily altered the storyline and that I had a problem with. I wish Todd had had her kill the Joker. Clearly the plan was to kill him regardless, it would have given her character more edge. The courtroom scenes dragged on for a bit, but the scene where he sings The Joker was one of my favourites. So yeah, it was fine, could have been shorter and Gaga deserved more character development. 2.5/5

2 minutes ago, Kiel D-01 said:

 

Have y'all seen one of the comments under this video? Not sure if they're reliable but a lot of the points they made kind of make sense? Interesting nonetheless.

 

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That first clip was from an early version of the script. She kills Sophie, Arthur's neighbor from the first movie, after learning she's going to testify against him in court. The smile/elevator door closing is an exact parallel to Arthur killing Randall in his apartment

 

They cut out a lot of interesting ideas in the early scripts because Todd Phillips would regularly tell them to just "wing it" on set. Most of the beginning with him and Lee in Arkham was the same actually but it's everything after that/the courtroom drama that changed a lot. Some other bits I remember reading: -It's much more clear that Lee organized the courthouse bombing as an escape attempt if Arthur gets convicted, and she is hoping to kill Harvey Dent with it for trying to give him the death penalty. Arthur gets knocked out when the bomb goes off & has a dream sequence/musical number where him and Lee win the case and escape together (the scene of them dancing down the stairs in all the trailers). He wakes up & sees all the chaos which scares him, and he runs into his two supporters who help him escape -I don't think this was ever shot or tested for screen, but in the script was a big tease of young Bruce & Alfred visiting Arthur while he's awaiting trial and swearing revenge against him for inciting the riots that killed Martha & Thomas Wayne, I assumed they wanted to keep a distance from the whole Batman angle -one veeeery early ending concept had Lee seeing on the news that Arthur gets stabbed in prison (and doesn't seem surprised by it, implying she maybe organized that other inmate to do it), takes over the mantle of Joker as a revolutionary & standing in front of an adoring mob of "jokers" like he does at the end of the first film.

 

Anything would've been better than the nonstop courtroom scenes that did nothing to progress the story, other than retelling the first movie. Luckily, my theater had good drinks, so I just got progressively more drunk every time the annoying prosecutor would pop onto the screen.

 

6 minutes ago, hausofbryan said:

She really should've gone with "less is more" — Why attach more to the mess?

 

She's contractually obligated to promote the film, she can't do campaign talk -

they want it to be lowkey. Michael talk was good, lg7 isn't ready, the next best was companion album… AND it was a polite way to acknowledge scenes being cut

I'm telling you guys if we just start counting down and doing rates it'll all go away.

 

2 minutes ago, Jack! said:

Just saw the film.

 

 

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I went in with low expectations and maybe that helped me not completely hate it? In the long run it was probably unnecessary to make even in the first place. But despite the 50 mins of screen time allegations, I definitely felt Gaga's presence in the movie. The problem is that if she was removed from the movie completely, it wouldn't have necessarily altered the storyline and that I had a problem with. I wish Todd had had her kill the Joker. Clearly the plan was to kill him regardless, it would have given her character more edge. The courtroom scenes dragged on for a bit, but the scene where he sings The Joker was one of my favourites. So yeah, it was fine, could have been shorter and Gaga deserved more character development. 2.5/5

 

The fact she didn't kill him, or set the bomb, or do any of that made zero sense. She slowly became more like him, just to literally do nothing. 

 

At the end of the movie, you just can't help but think the entire thing was unnecessary.

 

Just now, FameFatale said:

I'm telling you guys if we just start counting down and doing rates it'll all go away.

 

1. Skype Ball

2. Harlequin Release

3. Stupid Love MV Release

4. Dope YT Awards Performance

5. DWUW Music Video

6. TEOG Music Video

 

Ranking my favorite Gaga moments

 

20 minutes ago, Hair said:

Same. I've streamed The Joker and Happy Mistake plenty, but the rest were cute for a couple of listens.

 

I will be buying multiple copies of LG7, I'm sure... 

same  I'm planning to buy 4 copies of her new single on cd and 2 copies on vinyl. Also I'm planning to buy every single variant of the album on February, if there'll be more than one. 
 

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I just hope her single will be available to purchase worldwide, not US only just like she did with dwas…

 

Tomorrow should be the announcement right?

03:48

https://www.rte.ie/radio/podcasts/22438846-interview-lady-gaga/

madonna and britney collab on lg 7 

1 minute ago, hausofbryan said:

1. Skype Ball

2. Harlequin Release

3. Stupid Love MV Release

4. Dope YT Awards Performance

5. DWUW Music Video

6. TEOG Music Video

 

Ranking my favorite Gaga moments

 

This was triggering sorry I had to downvote

 

 

Well, countdowns it is.

 

 

20 hours 34 minutes.

 

9 minutes ago, Kiel D-01 said:

 

Have y'all seen one of the comments under this video? Not sure if they're reliable but a lot of the points they made kind of make sense? Interesting nonetheless.

 

  Reveal hidden contents

That first clip was from an early version of the script. She kills Sophie, Arthur's neighbor from the first movie, after learning she's going to testify against him in court. The smile/elevator door closing is an exact parallel to Arthur killing Randall in his apartment

 

They cut out a lot of interesting ideas in the early scripts because Todd Phillips would regularly tell them to just "wing it" on set. Most of the beginning with him and Lee in Arkham was the same actually but it's everything after that/the courtroom drama that changed a lot. Some other bits I remember reading: -It's much more clear that Lee organized the courthouse bombing as an escape attempt if Arthur gets convicted, and she is hoping to kill Harvey Dent with it for trying to give him the death penalty. Arthur gets knocked out when the bomb goes off & has a dream sequence/musical number where him and Lee win the case and escape together (the scene of them dancing down the stairs in all the trailers). He wakes up & sees all the chaos which scares him, and he runs into his two supporters who help him escape -I don't think this was ever shot or tested for screen, but in the script was a big tease of young Bruce & Alfred visiting Arthur while he's awaiting trial and swearing revenge against him for inciting the riots that killed Martha & Thomas Wayne, I assumed they wanted to keep a distance from the whole Batman angle -one veeeery early ending concept had Lee seeing on the news that Arthur gets stabbed in prison (and doesn't seem surprised by it, implying she maybe organized that other inmate to do it), takes over the mantle of Joker as a revolutionary & standing in front of an adoring mob of "jokers" like he does at the end of the first film.

 

It seems they had shot like 16 versions of the story. So anything is valid lol. 

10 minutes!!!!

 

Spoiler

until I pull my goulash from the stove that I have simmering

 

5 minutes ago, jesus del rey said:

This was triggering sorry I had to downvote

 

 

My reputation can handle the stones. Too bad JFAD couldn't say the same 

 

4 minutes ago, Canonical Ensembl said:

It seems they had shot like 16 versions of the story. So anything is valid lol. 

And he went with the version where there was no story told

 

Sexy confident