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But... you HAVE to pay rent.
At minimum, Benny would still have to pay property tax on the building. He needs to charge at least some rent.
Sure, he says that under the condition that they stop Maureen's protest (oh, we'll get there), but he's literally offering them exactly what they want! Try to compromise, you two!
Geez, Mark, sorry your parents love you and wanted to talk to you on Christmas.
His entire arc is "I'm making a documentary! Oh no, now I have a job! But don't worry, I quit!"
And then sang a song about how awesome it was?!?!?!
Mimi is a heroin addict! Roger is in recovery for heroin addiction! That's a dangerous relationship for both of them!!!
I wish they'd kissed more.
It's great that she's protesting against Benny trying to get rid of a tent city of homeless people, but really, a space cow? Ooooookay, Maureen.
I know this movie takes place in 1989, when people still used the word "cyber," but still.
I know this isn't really a question, but it needs to be pointed out how ridiculous that is.
Joanne claims he needed a lawyer, but certainly not at the FIRST interview. Wait until he gets an offer and then look over his contract, Joanne!
They're not the same thing AT ALL.
"Take Me Or Leave Me" is the best song in the whole musical, but damn, breaking up at your own engagement party has to suck.
YOU DESERVE BETTER, JOANNE.
It's possible he's in a polyamorous relationship, but this is never clarified, and nobody seems to bat an eye at it.
Sure, she killed a dog, but her death makes Tom Collins very sad, and Tom's the best.
His big move away from New York City lasts about four minutes.
Tom's the best and deserves to be happy.
And it's not a documentary at all; it's a montage. A documentary is not just a montage, Mark. However, it is nice to see Angel one last time.