Seasons of Love
Five hundred twenty five thousand six hundred minutes.
Five hundred twenty five thousand moments so dear.
five hundred twenty five thousand six hundred minutes.
How do you measure,
Measure a year?
In daylights?
In sunsets?
In midnights?
In cups of coffee?
In inches, in miles, in laughter, in strife?
In five hundred twenty five thousand six hundred minutes.
How do you measure a year in a life?
How about love?
How about love?
How about love?
Measure in love...
Seasons of love (love)...
Seasons of love (love)...
Five hundred twenty five thousand six hundred minutes.
Five hundred twenty five thousand journeys to plan.
Five hundred twenty five thousand six hundred minutes.
How do you measure a life of a woman or a man?
In truths that she learned,
or in times that he cried?
In bridges he burned,
or the way that she died?
It's time now to sing out,
though the story never ends.
Let's celebrate remember a year in a life of friends
Remember the love...
(Oh, you've got to you've got to remember the love)
Remember the love...
(You know the love is a gift from up above)
Remember the love...
(Share love, give love, spray love, measure your life in love.)
Seasons of love...
Seasons of love...
《吉屋出租》，是一出經典的百老匯音樂劇。甫一出街，就獲得巨大成功。囊獲了包括普利茲、託尼獎等全部獎項在內的全美所有的戲劇大獎獎項，成為音樂劇歷史上獲獎最多的劇目。到2008年，該劇首版正式謝幕，在此期間，該劇在百老匯演出5600場、全球巡迴演出12000場，演出遍布21個國家150多個城市，並被譯成16種語言進行演出，平均每天演出兩場。其中，在百老匯票房收入超過3億6000萬美元，銷售門票超過700萬張；在全世界範圍內，已經獲得超過10億美元的票房收入，銷售門票數超過2500萬張。無論是文藝，還是商業，都大獲成功。
《吉屋出租》的電影版，在舊金山、紐約、洛杉磯、以及聖大菲等地拍攝外景，2005年11月23日上映。
《吉屋出租》講述了一群生活在紐約的年輕人的故事。這些年輕人生活在租來的房子裡，生活困窘，有的還疾病纏身，甚至身染絕症，但是，這部音樂劇展現給人的卻是友愛與希望，是愛情與堅守，是感動與震撼，看後，不僅不讓人消沉，相反，卻使人心懷澎湃，壯懷不已。寒冷的夜晚，也會因為看過本劇而身心充滿激情，血液滾燙起來。
該劇之所以能夠成為經典的最關鍵因素，來自其傳承。《吉屋出租》改編自義大利歌劇大師普契尼的經典之作《波希米亞人》（《La Boheme》）。而普契尼的劇作又改編自法國小說家亨利 · 穆傑的小說《波西米亞人的生活剪影》（《Scenes de la vie de Boheme》）。原作中發生在巴黎的肺病，被改編成為更會引來歧視和孤立的愛滋病，還添加了角色，使人物關係更豐富，幾個主角身上波希米亞的邊緣特質進一步強化。
《吉屋出租》成功的另一大因素，在其音樂。 全劇有28首音樂，風格各不相同，有復古爵士風的Seasons of Love、搖滾朋克風的 Rent，還有混合風格的La Vie Boheme。 僅聽這部音樂劇的OST，就會是一場無上享受。
聖誕季，看看這部發生在聖誕季的電影，應景，登對。
Rent is a 2005 American musical drama film directed by Chris Columbus. It is an adaptation of the 1996 Broadway musical of the same name, in turn based on Giacomo Puccini's opera La Bohème. The film, which features six of the original Broadway cast members reprising their roles, depicts the lives of several Bohemians and their struggles with sexuality, drugs, paying their rent, and life under the shadow of AIDS. It takes place in the East Village of New York City from 1989 to 1990.
Plot
On Christmas Eve 1989, aspiring filmmaker Mark Cohen, and his roommate, Roger Davis, learn that the rent previously waived by their old friend and landlord, Benjamin "Benny" Coffin III, is due ("Rent"). Their former roommate Tom Collins shows up and gets mugged. Mark and Roger meet with Benny, who tells them he plans to evict the homeless from the nearby lot and build a cyber studio ("You'll See"). He offers them free rent if they get Maureen, Mark's ex-girlfriend, to cancel her protest against his plans, but they refuse.
A street drummer, Angel, finds Collins and they bond since they have AIDS. Roger, who is HIV-positive and a former drug addict, tries to compose his one last great song ("One Song Glory"). He's visited by his downstairs neighbor, Mimi, an exotic dancer and heroin addict ("Light My Candle").
On Christmas Day, Mark and Roger are visited by Collins and Angel (in drag), bearing gifts ("Today 4 U"). They invite Mark and Roger to attend Life Support, an AIDS support group. Roger turns them down, while Mark goes to fix Maureen's sound equipment. He runs into Joanne, Maureen's new girlfriend, who bonds with him as they discuss Maureen's promiscuity ("Tango: Maureen"). Mark arrives at the Life Support meeting ("Life Support"). He films the meeting for the documentary he's making about people living with HIV/AIDS.
Mimi visits Roger ("Out Tonight"). Roger, whose ex-girlfriend died of HIV/AIDS, rebukes her advances and throws her out ("Another Day"). The next day, he joins Mark, Collins and Angel at a Life Support meeting ("Will I?"). Leaving the meeting, the group imagines what it would be like to move to Santa Fe, New Mexico ("Santa Fe"). Roger and Mark leave to help Maureen set up for her performance, and Angel and Collins reveal they are falling in love ("I'll Cover You"). Maureen performs her song that calls out Benny for changing who he was when he got married and blames him for trying to shut down the tent city ("Over the Moon"). The performance starts a riot because Benny called in police to make sure the protest stayed peaceful, but it escalated into violence. Once the protest is over, the group goes to The Life Cafe and celebrates Mark selling his riot footage to a local news station ("La Vie Bohème" or "La Vie Bohème A"). Roger and Mimi reveal they are falling for each other, and reveal they are HIV positive ("I Should Tell You"). They share a kiss and continue celebrating with their friends ("Viva La Vie Bohème!" or "La Vie Bohème B").
On New Years Day, Benny has padlocked the apartment, but Angel breaks the lock with a garbage can. Mark takes a job at Buzzline, the television news program he sold his riot footage to. After another fight, Maureen proposes to Joanne; the relationship ends when Maureen flirts with another woman at the engagement party ("Take Me or Leave Me"). After being persuaded by Mimi, his ex-girlfriend, Benny gives the group back their apartment. Over the following year, Roger grows distrustful of Mimi, and their relationship ends ("Without You"). Angel becomes more ill and dies in Collins' arms. At Angel's funeral, the group goes their separate ways after a bitter argument ("I'll Cover You/Goodbye Love").
Roger sells his guitar, buys a car, and moves to Santa Fe. He returns because he still loves Mimi. Mark quits his job at Buzzline to pursue his own film ("What You Own"). On Christmas Eve 1990, Mark and Roger reunite with Collins, who reveals he has reprogrammed an ATM to dispense cash when someone inputs the code: A-N-G-E-L. Joanne and Maureen find Mimi on the streets, near death. Mimi and Roger reconcile and he sings the song he has written over the past year ("Finale A/Your Eyes"). Mimi appears to die, but suddenly awakens. She tells them that she was heading to the light, but Angel told her to go back. As Mark's documentary is shown for the first time, the friends reaffirm that there is "no day but today" ("Finale B").
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