[ SECRET POST #2798 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2798 ⌋

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Comments

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[(Anonymous)]

I love Mia Farrow's singing. She's an injured, frightened animal singing about losing her sense of who she is. It should sound raw and uncomfortable.

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[(Anonymous)]

1. "Raw and uncomfortable" doesn't have to be the same as "woefully out of key."

2. "Now That I'm A Woman" is just too damn long, even if it had been performed well.

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[(Anonymous)]

nayrt

I laughed. It's been a while since I last watched my copy of the movie, but good lord, the singing was atrocious. That is something you cannot forget.

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[(Anonymous)]

da

I love the title song though.

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[(Anonymous)]

America's bits were alright. I liked them.

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[(Anonymous)]

I don't think it is too long. In the book, she sings. Especially with Leer as singing makes her forget her pain. I like the voice, not everyone has a magical singing voice, so it's nice to see someone be a bit more normal.

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[(Anonymous)]

Oh, wow, usually I'd agree but no. She's just really really bad. It made the speakers on my old television crack and hum if I didn't turn it down when she started.