What’s more unimaginable? The one slip-up that’d lead straight to tragedy? Or what happens after you experience the ‘tragedy' for yourself?

Tepid box office reports and LGBTQ-wary controversy hounded this film. What I saw in its characters and world-building may argue otherwise.

A tender story. Good characters. Great songs. Sublime messages. Theatergoers made a tradition out of this since 1964, and who'd blame them?