tick, tick… BOOM! | “Louder Than Words” Official Song Clip | Netflix

Why does it take an accident before the truth gets through to us? Andrew Garfield, Vanessa Hudgens, & Joshua Henry sing “Louder Than Words” from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s directorial debut tick, tick… BOOM! streaming only on Netflix.

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tick, tick… BOOM! | “Louder Than Words” Official Song Clip | Netflix

On the brink of turning 30, a promising theater composer navigates love, friendship and the pressure to create something great before time runs out.

[heinzdoofenshmirtz-hi]

Andrew deserves an Oscar nomination for his performance here, he's damn perfect and did a great job playing Jonathan Larson

[adrianhosendove]

In my opinion this is Andrew Garfield's best performance of his career. The emotion and heart he put into this performance, he embodied Jonathan Larson and I'm sure he's proud of what came from this movie. Andrew Garfield deserves an Oscar for his performance at least a nomination.

[thekrogg]

For those that don't know - the woman in the teal scarf at 1:04 is Julie Larson (the real Jon Larson's sister), who produced the movie and was heavily involved. She praised Andrew Garfield's performance, and even said that watching him perform at times felt like she was seeing her brother again.

[livieloubelle]

They’re all surprisingly great in different ways. Andrew because we‘ve never seen him sing before. Vanessa because of how much she’s grown from HSM. Joshua because I’ve never heard of him before but now I’m obsessed with how rich his voice is.

[ezelfrancisco]

Seeing Stephen Sondheim (at least, Bradley Whitford playing him) in the audience watching Jonathan Larson perform his final song just hits more now than when the movie came out.
RIP Stephen and Jonathan. Your works will live on

[anshulkarkera]

This ending had no right to hit this hard, this whole movie had no right to hit this hard
Jonathan Larson's story isn't just his, it's everyone's. It's an inspiration to all those who are struggling, feeling worthless, burdened, afraid of running out of time, its an inspiration for them to keep at it because sooner or later you will make it, we are all surrounded by despair, by fear but we can still choose to be driven by love, love for our work, love for our friends and family and most importantly, love for ourselves.

This one scene is just so well done, he doesn't have the success he's dreamed of, he does not have a second chance of bringing back the love of his life whom he himself drove away, his best friend is sick and has difficulty expressing his identity, many of his friends have died, he's 30 and time is running out for him but he still chooses to be driven by love, to do what he loves and its beautiful and what's better he's supported by the people he loves, people who have helped him hone his craft, his inspirations, his mentor, all of them and that final tune of Happy Birthday is so weirdly triumphant, it just works.

[matthw]

I love the story of Lin throwing a shoe at Andrews head when he found out he could sing.

[yelsew]

I feel like Andrew did this movie out of pure heart and soul not even caring about a paycheck, you can tell how much fun he genuinely had in this like he was putting on his own Broadway performance

[hsalman]

They must perform this live at the Oscars.

[BellasielBOB]

I’d been holding back tears throughout the last act of this movie, but at 2:16 I bawled. He truly woke up a generation and shook up the nation - but he never got to see it. Thank you, Jonathan Larson.

[meganbramer]

One thing particularly beautiful about this for me is who is singing. Andrew, who comes into this project with a history of only dramatic or action movies and not musicals. Vanessa, who has such shining moments to prove she’s grown since her most recognizable movie, HSM. And then there’s Joshua Henry, who has the rich voice of a broadway veteran and together they create a story with perfectly balanced harmonies. I will never not cry at 3:39 . There are no words for the feeling. It just is.

[carlalavega]

So many valid questions in this song. Genuinely got me thinking about the answers.

[Cchisox]

Who know that Andrew Garfield went from playing Spider-Man to Jonathan Larson in tick tick boom. He has an amazing voice. This movie should get a ton of Oscar nominations

[jeroenuwland]

For me, this movie is an introduction to the musical genre and I am loving it. All of it, Andrew Garfield's playing, the story, songs and hopefully it is getting the attention it deserves. Grateful Netflix is making these kinds of gems for everyone to see.

[thatoneguy]

When I watched this the first 3 times, the piano happy birthday at the end was the icing on the cake to make me tear up. What an amazing movie

[NoGoodNames]

Why is this film not even being considered for the best picture Oscar? I’m seriously asking. This is one of the best films of the year. Is it because it’s a musical?

[ImnotGab_E]

3:14 is the part that made me cry. The whole bridge was composed so perfectly and portrayed perfectly. The message is so moving and the emotional tears shown by Michael is so heart touching because it really reflected how proudly he felt that Jonathan achieved his goal. Andrew portrayed Jonathan so perfectly and did an extra 100% percent by adding his singing and piano talents. Andrew should win or at least be nominated for an oscar. Lin-Manuel miranda should have more recognition as well, this is literally his first film as a director. LOVE THIS MOVIE SO MUCH!

[thewebchronicles]

The editing done at 2:16 always gives me chills; just hearing that lyric "How can you make someone take off and fly?" then that image appearing immediately after answers that question. Really powerful

[kristyanaputri]

This song shows how Andrew really puts his emotion and everything for the role. I just love the energy of this song (and of course the whole movie). Been watching it for 3rd time until now! The movie itself deserves awards!

[siddhantgoyal]

I've watched this movie only once, but find myself coming back to its music quite often. As soon as this one begins, as if on cue, my eyes and my heart become full. It's amazing to me how much power this song has on me.