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Man of La Mancha: Musical Hell Review #76 (Patreon)

Published:
2018-11-03 18:52:31
Imported:
2026-06

Content

No windmill or ballad is safe.

NOTE: While copyright issues are sorted out, get episode file here: 

http://bit.ly/2DitjtG


Thanks to T and M Comics for their Patreon contribution!  

https://www.patreon.com/tandmcomics

http://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/origin-of-the-wolves/list?title_no=16174


Be sure to check out my awesome title card artist, Miriam Gronli!

http://www.miriamrosenbaumgronli.com/

http://fwlwdraws.tumblr.com/


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Man of La Mancha: Musical Hell Review #76

No windmill or ballad is safe. Thanks to T and M Comics for their Patreon contribution! https://www.patreon.com/tandmcomics http://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/origin-of-the-wolves/list?title_no=16174 Be sure to check out my awesome title card artist, Miriam Gronli! http://www.miriamrosenbaumgronli.com/ http://fwlwdraws.tumblr.com/ Visit Musical Hell at: http://MusicalHell.com Support me on Patreon! http://www.patreon.com/user?u=235731 Follow me! @MusicalHell musicalhell.tumblr.com facebook.com/divasmusicalhell For more reviews, commentary, and general awesomeness of every kind, visit: thebrokeninfitie.com rtgomer.com

Comments

John Vinals

MGM blocked the video Diva.

percysowner

That was a really fast block. Who knew they were so protective of Man of LaMancha?

Musical Hell

Dammit, the claim is in dispute, which usually means that the video is watchable in the interim. Clearly this is not the case here. Uploading a copy to Google Drive now; expect it later this evening. My apologies for the further delay, and thanks for your patience and support.

Rachel Isakowitz

The color scheme in this movie is as bad and dull as “Camelot”

Musical Hell
>>16868951

Here at least it has some purpose--Cervantes set Don Quixote in La Mancha precisely because it was the most prosaic, unromantic place he could think of. Kind of like why Dorothy Gale hails from Kansas.

TeresaM

I was curious how this would go, because it's the first you've taken on that I unabashedly loved back when I first saw it. I wasn't ready to be offended at criticism, because even at the time, I knew the movie was very flawed. But I forgave the flaws because I found it so *inspiring*. What can I say, I was an idealistic 19-year-old college student primed to be inspired by such things! So it was interesting to have your conclusion pretty much be the opposite of why it grabbed me. It's been ages since I watched it -- it would be hard for me to evaluate it now without the nostalgia factor. (And I have no experience of the stage version.)

Musical Hell
>>16878512

There are parts of Man of La Mancha that are genuinely inspiring--how can you not stand a little taller hearing "The Impossible Dream"? I just feel like the flaws in the movie make some of the inherent shortcomings of the material more obvious (kind of similar to how I react to the film of Phantom of the Opera, honestly).