I liked the one where they were in the haunted house. What movie was Putting On The Ritz in?
Anyone like musicals?
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Probably not the one you mean, but the only one I can think of is Young Frankenstein.
"Puttin' on the Ritz" in Blue Skies (1946) - Fred AstaireProbably not the one you mean, but the only one I can think of is Young Frankenstein.
Thanks Marsha and Sharon. I loved Fred Astaire.
Don't thank me. Thank IMDB. That's where I go to look these things up when I don't know them.
Love musicals. Have many tunes downloaded on my ipod from them.
...still the legendary version...Probably not the one you mean, but the only one I can think of is Young Frankenstein.
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That was the first one I thought of, too! (love Fred and Ginger though) - he makes dancing look effortless and like he is having so much fun.
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I saw a weird movie called "Romance and Cigarettes" with Susan Sarandon and James Gandolfini
- that was the strangest musical I have ever seen
- that was the strangest musical I have ever seen
Liked Hairspray. Not the john waters version but the one with john Travolta playing the the overweight mother. That was fun.
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Many years ago on HBO (I think), there was this silly movie called "The First Nudie Musical." It had Cindy Williams (I think that was her name) of Laverne and Shirley fame (she was Shirley)(I think)(no, she did not get nude, at least in the parts that I saw). Obviously targeted to prurient interest by the title (so you might ask why I was watching it other than prurient interest or idle curiosity, and I have no answer. I just know I did), it turned out to be a fairly amusing cheesy comedy with decent musical numbers.
Also, the only episode I ever watched of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" was the musical one, and I thought it was creative and exceedingly well done.
Also, the only episode I ever watched of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" was the musical one, and I thought it was creative and exceedingly well done.
I like Rogers & Hammerstein musicals on a rainy afternoon. And anything with Gene Kelly's great.
The Birdcage is not a musical. It is based on the French movie La Cage aux Folles. There was a Broadway musical based on the French movie, but The Birdcage is not based on the musical.
Well, that was confusing!
Oh, to answer your question, yes, I like musicals. We just saw Pippin on Broadway. It was wonderful!
There is singing. There is dancing. It counts.
I saw La Cage live. I loved it.
We watched Jekyll and Hyde tonight. Didn't enjoy that at all. But I think ds likes watching how things are done.
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Cringe worthy is what came to mind when I watched that.
Not a big musical, I must admit. There is one I do love though and I'd love to see it - the war of the worlds.
...not Broadway, but Rocky Horror is a favorite of mine...
I might've felt the same way if I was a more avid viewer - although Younger Son loved that show, and that episode cemented his fandom of Mr. Whedon.
See post #9.
You see what happens with the whole "speed reading" thing?