tick, tick… BOOM! | Andrew Garfield “30/90” Official Song Clip | Netflix

The year is 1990, and this man is about to turn 30. Meet Jonathan Larson (Andrew Garfield)—an artist desperately dreaming of doing something great—in this exclusive clip of the opening song “30/90” from tick, tick… BOOM! on Netflix November 19.

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tick, tick… BOOM! | “30/90” Official Music Video | 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.

[austinsmith]

Andrew Garfield is genuinely in my opinion the most criminally underrated actor in the past 10 years

[jamietmarie]

Honestly surprising that this is Andrew Garfield’s first musical role, you’d watch this and think he’d done musicals all his life

[marinacook]

Andrew Garfield is a fantastic actor, now singer. He is an exceptional actor who put his heart and soul into his work!

[ryanmanley]

This film deserves so many Oscars. One of the best musical adaptations ever made. Lin-Manuel Miranda is so damn talented.

[elisha]

THIS FEELS SO GOOD HIS STARE AND HEAD TURNS ARE EXACTLY LIKE JON LARSON. Our man's did his research.

[samfilmkid]

Andrew Garfield: “Here’s a movie I put all of my heart and soul and energy into. I hope you like it!”

The Internet: “ArE yOu iN THpideRmAnnnn?!?”

[davidwoods]

Wow he really studied for this role, his eyes, his head movements all of it is just the same as Jonathan but it still feels natural. I’m so excited to see the full movie

[thomaschalk]

The emotion you get from Andrew Garfield in tick tick boom has stuck with me for weeks since watching this film. I can't get this film out of my head. It's a bit of a masterpiece tbh. Plus so happy to have been introduced to the music of Jonathan Larson!

[christiansteger]

I already know this movie is going to be incredible. Andrew's mannerisms and movements, as well as his energy are exactly like Larson's. Plus the direction is exceptional.

[TheGrimoiresVoice]

If I ever met Andrew Garfield, I would tell him just how inspirational he is to me. He's a fantastic actor, being able to juggle so many roles and I'll be 100% honest... I hope I can live up to that mantle. Because to me, Mr. Garfield isn't just Spider-Man. He's one of my greatest inspirations.

[Flkser]

Considering that he's a Tony Award winner, I'm not surprised that he could sing very well but my god I cannot wait to see this movie just to hear him sing more!!!

[deadsirius]

if this movie doesn't prove to people how BRILLIANT and TALENTED Andrew Garfield is, then there is no good left in this world

[Theordoreqaz]

Listen. I’m a huge Rent fan. Have been for the better half of my life. The amount of home clips I’ve seen of Jonathan Larson in documentaries and stuff, I couldn’t even tell you. Andrew literally has the same mannerisms and twitches and expressions I’ve seen Jonathan have. This is amazing. I cannot wait to see this

[kristeeannfuentebella]

If Andrew Garfield is not getting an Oscar Award, nobody should.

[michaeldeery]

Andre Garfield can act, sing, dance, swing on a Web and make me question my sexuality.

What can't he do?

[edwardedison]

Andrew Garfield has to be like one of the most underrated actors in hollywood. Dude's SERIOUSLY talented

[emiratesaviation]

I didn't know my variant could sing so damn well.

[Cheskaz]

"why can't you stay 29, hell you still feel like you're 22" is so painfully relatable

[what]

i feel bad for him. new spider-man movie coming out and all people ask him about is if he’s in it. he clearly worked his ass off for this role and people just put it aside. i mean maybe he doesn’t care what people think but he should be recognized for his other work more

[joeyjerry]

Even if he didn’t win, I’m so happy Andrew Garfield got an oscar nomination for his role. He 200% deserved it