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The ultimate kpop fan. I'm still waiting for a program on a girls group's song.
The ultimate kpop fan. I'm still waiting for a program on a girls group's song.
Fun fact: one journalist sent and an apllication as a joke and was allowed to perform before the broadcast.
Upd: Channel One actually filmed that
Or just have her as a judge and score the routine a zero.
Russian Fed/Channel One missed an opportunity to have Shcherbakova be part of the routine, like have her sitting at the judging table staring him down, have her go out and smack him with the flowers while wearing her OGM, etc.
The voice explains the plot. The style is a bit like a fairy tale.I don't understand what's being said - he makes harsh remarks about a skater and is being smashed with roses by a fan of hers?
The voice explains the plot. The style is a bit like a fairy tale.
The voice says that Dmitri Kuznetsov really likes to annoy skaters with provocative questions and come up with catchy headlines, even though he can't skate himself. He loved figure skating for its scandals, intrigue and sensations until he saw a beautiful figure skater. He was shocked and realised that figure skating is very difficult, and it's hard to repeat even one pose (It looked like Kuznetsov was trying to repeat some well-known poses. I noticed Shcherbakova's M&M). Years later the girl became an Olympic champion. She was so good that a fan ran out onto the ice. And then he saw the journalist who had annoyed him for years.
It created a puddle. Kondratyuk said, that he got wet in that puddle and thought that it's strange that ice started to melt, and only later remembered that Kami's rain.3. What does that rain do to the surface of the ice?? Would it create pinprick pimples where it falls or would the surface remain smooth? My rink gets big nodules built up from drips from the ceiling on a humid day.
No way!There, Mozalev, that’s how one sells introvert with profound depth on ice. Spotlight should be on you, and only on you, and everything should be perfect and understandable.![]()
No way!This story on ice is so boring and simplistic. Misha can teach Andrei a lot in terms of skater skills, but not in terms of charisma or originality. I'm okay with experimenting with modern heel dances and even pylon, hip-hop or whatever
it's at least a sign of finding your own way rather than copying your own and borrowing successful samples.
I agree Misha's program idea was (disappointingly) boring, but it is always amazing to see how much you can transport just through your movements. Misha does that. Most viewers, including me, felt it. He has tons of charisma.
I just saw that Semenenko's program indeed gets some love on twitter, while elsewhere people are a bit disturbed by the "sex doll".
A bolder choice will rarely be a non controversial hit, either you play it safe or you will get polarized opinions.
It is worth it trying new things in my eyes, but you have to be prepared that not everybody loves it/you. In the end it is probably most important that you are true to yourself and do a program that you like, as long as you don't seriously offend other people, which I think is unnecessary in a show. Personally I had some problems with the "dancers" being used like things. They didn't have an identity or active part in the program, they are real life people, but there they were more like objects. Of course that fits the story. And I think they could not do much more, since it was the skater who was supposed to do the show. Hm. Like I said, I didn't like it very much, but I wouldn't beat him up for it.
In the beginning I thought I wouldn't care about the scores, but then I did after all, when I saw how seriously the skaters took them and how it brought them down that their work was not rewarded. Of course they are all competitive people. But I also remembered how I react to negative reactions about my texts (I write): It is much easier to accept criticism about some crafting aspect: here the plot falls off, this should be shortened, things like that. But if you bring in your personal feelings and thoughts and those get critisized or are met with indifference, that is much harder to take. Usually the skaters do show programs just for the fun of the audience and themselves. Maybe, despite us all liking a competition, it should stay that way. Or if it doesn't, the skaters need to realize that the scores don't mean anything real.
Analysis of show numbers from three-time world champions in sport dancing Marina and Artemiy Katashinskiy
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«Номер Загитовой был на грани пантомимы». Разбор шоу-программ с чемпионами мира по танцам
Марина и Артемий Каташинские объяснили, почему лиричные номера понравились жюри больше, чем комедийные.www.championat.com
It would indeed be really helpful though for another competition like this if such judging factors as mentioned here would be presented before the event.
I prefer storytelling in skating, which Mozalev usually does. In this one, at least on TV, it was just so messy and, the main thing, the focus wasn't on Mozalev. He already has trouble gathering attention to himself, with the collective of maidens, it was hard to see where the heck he even was. He didn't hold the spotlight, despite the originality of the (later) explained concept.No way!This story on ice is so boring and simplistic. Misha can teach Andrei a lot in terms of skater skills, but not in terms of charisma or originality. I'm okay with experimenting with modern heel dances and even pylon, hip-hop or whatever
it's at least a sign of finding your own way rather than copying your own and borrowing successful samples.