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I think the older generation likes it because it's very old Hollywood. Like something from a fifties musical. The youngs may not get the references.
The Nutcracker has become an American production when performed by Americans in America. That's the thing about culture: it all comes from somewhere. This is a joyous interpretation of the story, although I admit I prefer the original score. |
| Nutcracker on cocaine. What Chaikovskiy would say? |
What a dumb take |
OK MAGA.
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Agree. Wrong time to choose a piece for the WH written by a vile Russian. |
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This is such a ridiculous position that it's hard to even pretend to take seriously, but surely even if you think Tchaikovsky should be off-limits because of a war that started nearly 130 years after he died, the fact that the video is set to the Duke Ellington/Billy Strayhorn adaptation of the ballet should "cleanse" its toxic Russian-ness, no? |
He'd say wtf is that? |
Statues of Americans who died more than 130 years ago are still being vandalized and torn down, without consequence and often with government approval. What’s your point? Mine is: Russia supports an evil regime headed by indicted war criminals. Your opposition to that truth is ridiculous; your position is completely ridiculous. |