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And there's also a difference in the actors' performances. How they play scenes and moments when they know they're in a close-up is different than how they play scenes where they have to convey attitude or emotion to the back row of the balcony. A version of this created only from the two live...

I'm wondering if that is the case with the performance they used for this. The only other f-bomb I can think of is in "The Adams Administration", but that one was bleeped for comedic effect even in the live performances.

Based on the fact that one f-bomb has apparently been left intact, I would say it those two edits were very specifically targeted to get a PG-13 rating from the ratings board.

Well, that explains it. I'm guessing that they were lip syncing to the audio from the first matinee for all of the close-ups and dolly work; otherwise, I don't know how you'd get a seamless audio performance.

More camera angles than I expected.

This is the key selling point for me. When they do eventually make a movie adaptation, they might get some of the original cast back, but I doubt they'll get all of the original cast back.

I think we'll eventually get a full movie adaptation of Hamilton. Why are they just dumping the filmed stage show into theaters? Because they know they can, and it will still make bank.