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• Lady D

  
  It's great to watch this after so many years, this film is a remindeer to me that my obsession for films started very young and I would watch the same three scenes in this film every day as a kid. A musical with a love theme, yet perhaps not in it's traditional sense. The… More
  It's great to watch this after so many years, this film is a remindeer to me that my obsession for films started very young and I would watch the same three scenes in this film every day as a kid. A musical with a love theme, yet perhaps not in it's traditional sense. The film does look dated now but still highly successful as a stage show. Some great songs (and a few less enjoyable ones too), along with some fun rivalry. An early performance from Russ Tamblin, but most noteable performances for this film of course, were Howard Keel and Jane Powell

• Devon B

  
  People often think of the 1950s as just a repressed and conservative time in America, overlooking the fact that people were also quite odd and strange back then (watch a few episodes of the old Superman television series if you want further proof). Film-wise, the fifties were the… More
  People often think of the 1950s as just a repressed and conservative time in America, overlooking the fact that people were also quite odd and strange back then (watch a few episodes of the old Superman television series if you want further proof). Film-wise, the fifties were the heyday of both the western and the musical, so it's no surpise when someone decided to combine the two. Okay, so Seven Brides for Seven Brothers isn't your typical western, but even though there's no gunfighting in the streets, it embodies the western spirit of the old west pioneers. The fun and frolic begins when a bunch of farmer brothers decides to take themselves some wife-womenfolk type thinga-mabobs. With the help of eldest brother Adam's good young wife, the other brothers learn a little about manners and how to woo the ladies without offering them chaws of tobaccey. The music may not be all that memorable, but the great performances make up for that. It's alot of corny fun from the oddball fifties.

• Tim S

  
  It's certainly not the best musical around, but it does have some charm.

• danny d

  
  an 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.

• Leigh R

  
  So very cute and wonderfully musical.

• Arash X

  
  A good musical, It's really really cheesy but that's ok

• Ken S

  
  Thoroughly enjoyable rambunctious musical with Musical numbers by that always great Michael Kidd

• Jennifer X

  
  Snappy, catchy, and fun! It was ridiculously sexist, so much to the point of hilarity. The story is none too original, but the Oregon territory serves as a nice backdrop for a Stanley Donen movie. And the choreography is stunning!

• Andrew F

  
  This movie really caught me off guard. I actually liked it. The songs aren't great, but all of the characters are really likable.

• Marion R

  
  I thought this was really neat musical. It's fun and entertaining. I thought it was a well done film.

• Patrick D

  
  Terribly polically incorrectly, terribly sexist. Really funny though. These fuckers kidnap women in order to make them their brides and all the women fall in place.

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