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Prepare your ears, humans. Happy, sad, confused, begins now.

Stay on Happy, sad, confused. Director John M. Choo delivers a big crowd pleaser with In

the Heights. Hey guys, I'm Josh Harrow, it's welcome to another edition of Happy, sad,

confused. Mr. John M. Choo, filmmaker, extraordinaire, coming off of Crazy Rich Asians with what

is short to be another big hit, a big crowd pleaser, as I said. In the Heights, one of the

films of the summer, if not the year, and I was thrilled to have him back on the podcast,

and it was last on the show five years ago, prior to Crazy Rich Asians, he's obviously

in a much different part of his career right now, helming to back-to-back, hugely successful,

just artistically speaking. We obviously don't know what the box office is going to be for

in the Heights, but I can tell you, having seen it twice, this one delivers. It is of course

from the mind of Lin Manuel Miranda, based on his award-winning musical that came before

Hamilton, and is now being realized on the big screen, shot on location in the Heights of New

York. As I said, this one really delivers. If you've seen the ads for it, you've maybe heard

the testimonials from the likes of Joanne Johnson and Oprah and everybody agrees, this one just works.

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