MATTHEW BRODERICK in The Producers (2005)
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MATTHEW BRODERICK in The Producers (2005)
the producers (2005) made me get bullied in the grade school. every 2 seconds there's a hilarious line that im able to imitate perfectly but none of the other 5th graders thought i was funny. yeah i had a superiority complex but tbh im 20 years old now and i still think anyone who's seen the producers is better than anyone who hasnt
+ a bonus just for fun:
part 4!!! ik i’ve been on more or less a 5 month long hiatus....but uhhhhhh *hands you all of these*
The fuck kind of name is "Leopold"
I'm gonna dunk Leo Blooms head in a goddamn toilet
I'm never going to forget the time I was trawling through the depths of youtube search results and found an AMV of Naruto and Sasuke singing We Can Do It from The Producers
The Producers is good
Mutuals please be aware I am walking between your desks and dropping lolly pops and small cards in your cardboard mailboxes as I go around
blues clues just said gay and trans rights??????
and rights for just about every other letter under the LGBT sun???
ooh The Producers for that ask meme?
Okay, the weird part about answering this is that it's making realize there's really only one central thing that draws me to The Producers, and that's the love story of it. I swear to god I don't mean that in a shippy way, I mean how it's a story about two lost, lonely men who find each other and miraculously bring out the best in each other.
Leo has ambition and brains, but he's a doormat. Max is quick-witted and charismatic, but he's stuck in old patterns - both with his business choices and his unwillingness to trust anyone. When they meet they are both unhappy and alone, and they forge a friendship not just because of their common motives, but because of how they immediately change each other. Max pushes Leo to take risks and have confidence in himself. Leo brings out Max's soft side, the side that feels genuinely sorry for scaring the daylights out of Leo and wants to make it better.
And that's just the beginning. By the end of the story, they've changed so much that their motives have changed. They both start out wanting money, luxury, women, and fame. Leo is the only one who gets a portion of that, and he abandons it all when he realizes that Max's companionship is more important to him than any of that. Max's arc is a little more subtle, but it's just as profound. He isn't the kind of person who would ever dream of sharing the spotlight, or the profits. He has business associates, not friends. Leo is the exception to all of his rules. He doesn't even realize how much Leo means to him until he loses him.
In the end, they do get those superficial things they always wanted. They're the kings of Broadway, for years and years to come. But that victory ending would ring a lot more hollow if it didn't include the two of them together. Their renewed friendship is the most important part of their happy ending. That's what I love most about The Producers: that at its core, it's a story about how love changes people.
I don’t know what it says about my musical adaptation taste that The Producers is one of my favorite musical movies.
Anyway films resembling reality in any way is over rated and I really do just want as few changes from the stage production as possible.
Matthew Broderick as J. Pierrepont Finch in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
The internet have people thinking life ends after 25
"Partners, Leo..." ❤️
Underscore from The Producers where Roger Debris makes his grand entrance!
Leo Bloom from The Producers is autistic!
Anon says “He doesn't understand social cues and when his stim device is taken away during moments of stress he has meltdowns”
[Image description: a screenshot showing Leo Bloom from The Producers. He is a pale-skinned man with short brown hair, wearing a suit and tie, round glasses, and a plastic visor. He sits at a desk with a dreamy expression on his face. End ID.]
do your ever get excited to see certain mutuals in your notes like yes i pleased the Friend