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9/10
Absolutely amazing and funny!
6 January 2020
I have watch Peter Pan Goes Wrong(Movie), The Goes Wrong Show, and have The Play That Goes Wrong(Broadway) 3 times and loved all of them. This one does not disappoint either.

While the jokes and "fails" may be repetitive as they are the same as in the others, this is not a problem at all. These are fails that a lot of us in theatre worry about or what may happen during rehearsals or even the shows. What makes these different is the story of the show that is being put on. Same fails, but different settings.

As someone who has worked backstage in theatre for 11 years, mostly in set construction and lighting design, many of the fails are things we joke and worry about such as set safety. I know actors worry a lot about missing lines, messing up, etc. I have even had actors faint during shows and costumes completely fall apart. Besides the comedy part, it is very inspirational and encouraging about pushing through in a show no matter what happens.

Sadly though, these jokes are sometimes not as funny to those who have not done tech or acting before.
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Death Note (I) (2017)
6/10
Not bad, but you have to have a certain mindset.
26 August 2017
Many reasons why this movie is getting bad ratings is because of how different it is from the original Death Note manga and anime. If you have seen/read either one of these originals, you can not go see the movie with the mindset that it is Death Note. You have to watch it with the mindset that it is a Death Note Remake, or a Death Note Tribute.

The acting was not the best, but for me it did not ruin the movie for me. The basic plot is the same as the original, but the deeper full plot is not the same.

A lot of people complain about the movie being "Whitewashed." I do not feel this way. There are already Japanese Death Note movies. Nothing wrong with an American based one. We have done the same to movies like The Ring, The Grudge, and The Uninvited. These were never criticized for "whitewashing."
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