Film Musicals
Contributing Articles in Film Musicals
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Rob Marshall's Nine is a Sensual Stunner
Musical lovers and red-blooded males alike will thrill to gorgeous, gyrating women and fantastic production values (despite luke warm lyrics) in this spectacular film.
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Nine Movie Review
Daniel Day-Lewis, starring as a 1960s Italian director reminiscent of Fellini, sings his way through a professional and emotional crisis.
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Nine Musical Poor Man's Fellini
Based on the Broadway play Nine is a big budget star-loaded musical with Nicole Kidman, Penelope Cruz and Marion Cotillard all vying for Daniel Day-Lewis' affection.
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Re-making Fame
As re-makes go, the newest Fame surely won't offer anything new, surprising or different for the modern musical genre. So hope that it doesn't live forever.
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The Future of the Movie Musical
As film adaptions of Broadway musicals become even more in style, one must wonder what direction the modern musical is taking? Will it Survive?
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Were the World Mine Movie Review
This movie will appeal to the gay audiences, but it will also be interesting and fun to anyone who likes a good musical, or some Shakespeare.
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The High School Musical Phenomenon
High School Musical has become big enough to elicit HSM dolls, T-shirts, backpacks, posters etc. What do these movies teach our kids and what makes them so popular?
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Sweeney Todd on DVD
Tim Burton's best film brings Stephen Sondheim's infamously bloody musical to life.
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Review: Mamma Mia
Mamma Mia was a smash on the stage, but just how well does it translate to the screen?
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High School Musical 3 Review
High School Musical is one of the most popular made-for-TV series of all time, but does it have what it takes to make the leap to the big screen for the third installment
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High School Musical 3: Senior Year
High School Musical fans unite. There is a new movie coming out this fall in the theaters. Get ready for the best singing and dancing ever, all on the big screen.
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Best Modern Movie Musicals
People claim that the movie musical is a dead genre, yet some of the most vibrant, innovative film musicals have been produced in the past thirty years.
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A Review of Cabaret (1972)
Cabaret will break your heart. It's got that classic romance vibe you find in His Girl Friday or Casablanca, offset by a '70s attitude towards sexual exploration.
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Cabaret (1972)
Cabaret will break your heart. It's got that classic romance vibe you find in His Girl Friday or Casablanca, offset by a '70s attitude towards sexual exploration.
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Mamma Mia! ABBA Lives on!
Colin Firth, Pierce Brosnan and Stellan Skarsgård make a hilarious supporting cast; also stars Dominic Cooper as Sophie's fiancé Sky
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