Joel Grey, Barnard Hughes, Jean Louisa Kelly
A mysterious fair come to a small community in the countryside, which could make real the illusions of two kids.
Flixster Reviews (87)
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September 29, 2009A couple catchy tunes. Probably one of the only stage musicals to require such a small cast and such minimal scenery. In this film production it just comes off as creepy and odd.
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September 1, 2007I think the defining moment of "The Fantasticks" is the presentation of the song, "It Depends on What You Pay." In this film, that title is the only line from the original song that makes it into the film. Unfortunately, the best thing about the film is the casting of Joe McIntyr...( read more)
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September 27, 2009This movie is entertaining for a B movie. Not very well made. You might get a kick out of it though. At times it becomes a poorly performed musical. There is a good vs evil plot going on while young love springs forth! It is not great, but I have seen far worse!
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August 30, 2009This movie was just as it is titled, FANTASTICl I only wished that the girl got her necklace back. It belonged to her mother. It lets you know how trusting you can not be to strangers. Yet he was touched.
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July 15, 2008Amos Babcock Bellamy (Joel Grey) & Ben Hucklebee (Brad Sullivan) get their respective children Luisa (Jean Louisa Kelly) & Matt (Joey McIntyre) to fall in love resist their fathers' interference. Henry Albertson (Barnard Hughes) & his mute sidekick Mortimer (Teller) arrange Matt ...( read more)
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September 14, 2007disturbing, didn't really like it. The music isn't my favorite either. Just the Try To Remember song
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August 14, 2007All I have to say is: I didn't get it. It had some catchy music, but I didn't get it. (Whoa, I totally didn't know that these could go unrated!)
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November 26, 2008http://community.abcfamily.go.com/watch/25-days-christmas/fantasticks
The Fantasticks: Part 1
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