Greatest Musicals
Give us a song and dance!
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Cabaret (1972, PG)
The greatest musical on screen. Dark and completely engaging. The ultimate anti-conformist film. The songs work effectively as a Greek chorus. |
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Singin' in the Rain (1952, G)
The most beloved of all musicals. A truly euphoric story of Hollywood moviemaking. |
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A Star Is Born (1954, PG)
An unforgettable anti-Hollywood musical delving into the dark world of show business. Judy Garland bears her soul. Outstanding stuff. |
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The Sound of Music (1965, G)
A movie almost everyone grew up with. Wonderfully moving story with timeless songs. |
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My Fair Lady (1964, G)
An absolute classic musical. Glorious photography with Hepburn running the show. Dynamite songs too. |
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Les Parapluies de Cherbourg (The Umbrellas of Cherbourg) (1964, Unrated)
One of the most romantic movies ever made. Surreal experiment by the French New Wave. Revolutionary jazz orchestrations and vibrant colors help make this film one of a kind. |
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The Band Wagon (1953, Unrated)
Vincent Minnelli's brilliant musical wth Fred Astaire's most elegant performance. A true classic. |
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Meet Me In St. Louis (1944, Unrated)
Beautiful, nostalgic, groundbreaking, Hollywood classic. Minnelli and Garland were in love during the filming and their passion seeps through in every frame. Stunning visuals and a bittersweet story. |
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42nd Street (1933, Unrated)
Pioneering musical with genius choreagrapher Busby Berkely. Timeless story with archetypal characters. |
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Fiddler on the Roof (1971, G)
A powerful and joyful story with outstanding songs. They don't make them like this anymore. Bold ending too. |
