Howard Keel, Jacques d'Amboise, Jane Powell
The seven Pontipee brothers ease the loneliness of their Oregon farm by courting seven women.
DVD Release Date: April 27, 1999
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September 29, 2009an absolute classic western/musical featuring archaic but fun characters, great dance and fight choreography, and perfect music for the story. i grew up on this film and it gets better with each viewing.
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June 1, 2008When I was eleven, I was pushed into taking a part as one of the brides in a school stage play adaptation, and was at odds with the movie for a while after. Therefore, I try to rate it wihout prejudice.
Adam is a woodcutter who, after marrying Milly, takes her home to meet his b...( read more) -
May 19, 2008Thoroughly enjoyable rambunctious musical with Musical numbers by that always great Michael Kidd
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September 10, 2007My all time favorite musical. Poking fun at the barbaric misgivings of men and women the story gives much to laugh with as the cheerful songs keep you singing along.
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November 10, 2009ok...the acting isn't great and i'm not a big fan of musicals, but i had to put it on here simply for sentimental reasons as my sis and i would always watch it and sing along to the song "i'm a lonesome polecat"...yes...it really is the name of the song.
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October 29, 2009Brilliant, with two amazing leads of Keel and Powell singing some great songs. Its a western, romantic, comedic musical; Phew!, it has it all.
Centred around a very 'down to earth' man who gets himself a bride in one day in the nearby town which is awkard and his new bride mus...( read more) -
October 11, 2009Love can even tame the rowdiest, rudest men, for what is life without a woman to make one a "man"
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