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When I saw the trailer for “In the Heights”? Wet lil’ tear ducts. “We we have got to see that,” I whispered to whoever was sitting next to me. (This was pre-pandemic; would you remember?) What was the movie about? Who were the characters singing from their chests in lavish, swirling production numbers that screamed “New York” louder than Rosie Perez reading off subway stops?
Could not tell you. Such is the power of the movie musical.
Now, isolation is becoming a memory, and “In the Heights” is finally in theaters and streaming on HBO Max on June 10. Having watched the movie, I can tell you a little bit more about the story. I mean, not a whole lot. It’s all spectacle and heart, which is precisely what a movie musical requires; depending on your mood, that might cover up some of your own hey-wait-a-minutes about the story.