Tick Tick Tick

In 1990, Jon, a promising theater composer, is staging his original musical, 'Superbia,' in New York City. Facing pressure from his girlfriend Susan, who wants to move out of the city, and his friend Michael, who is dealing with a life-altering illness, Jon struggles to complete his work. He pours his anxieties about his career, his relationships, and his impending 30th birthday into his songs, creating a powerful and deeply personal musical.

Tick, Tick... Boom! garnered widespread critical acclaim, particularly for Lin-Manuel Miranda's directorial debut and Andrew Garfield's performance as Jonathan Larson. The film was praised for its vibrant energy, emotional depth, and faithful adaptation of Larson's autobiographical musical. Critics lauded its exploration of artistic ambition, friendship, and the struggle for creative fulfillment.

• Andrew Garfield delivers a career-defining performance, capturing the essence of Jonathan Larson's passion and vulnerability.

• Lin-Manuel Miranda's confident direction brings a fresh, energetic, and deeply felt interpretation to Larson's story and music.

• The film masterfully balances heartfelt drama with the electrifying energy of musical theater, celebrating artistic perseverance.

Google audience: Audiences overwhelmingly loved 'Tick, Tick... Boom!', praising its powerful performances, particularly Andrew Garfield's, and its inspiring message about pursuing artistic dreams. The musical numbers and emotional storyline resonated deeply, making it a highly recommended watch.

Nominated for two Academy Awards (Best Actor for Andrew Garfield, Best Musical Score), Golden Globe for Best Actor – Motion Picture Musical or Comedy (Andrew Garfield), Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Actor (Andrew Garfield).

Lin-Manuel Miranda, a long-time admirer of Jonathan Larson's work, was initially approached to adapt 'Tick, Tick... Boom!' into a stage musical before it was decided to make it a film.