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EARLY RELEASE: YT CUT The Greatest Showman (Patreon)

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2024-08-24 14:00:16
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YT CUT The Greatest Showman

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Akiyama Itsuharu

I just started a family for 3 years now. Still waiting for the miracle from Him. When Charity wished for the happiness to remains, its hit me if I could promise my wife for the happiness that she wants, with these current economy stuffs. Anyway enough of my rant hehe, this is one of the best movies by Hugh Jackman! and love the reactions from you guys!

Charity Konusser (the chonus)

Lots of people have mentioned lots of musicals for you guys to watch, so much so that it can seem like an endless list coming out of a firehose -- but based on your reactions to Hamilton and to The Greatest Showman, and based on The Answer saying he's seen and enjoyed Moulin Rouge and Singin' in the Rain and would like to have them on the channel, I'm going to suggest *just four* musicals for the near future: 1) Singin' in the Rain. The American Film Institute ranks Singin' in the Rain as the #1 American-made movie musical, and as the #5 American-made movie, *period.* Pretty much required viewing for movie musicals and (except for one or two lines) it has stood the test of time incredibly well. Hilariously funny, touching, beautiful, exciting - everything you could want in a movie, plus out-of-this-world dancing. It has three of the most charming and charismatic leads any movie has to offer, and a performance by a supporting actress that has gone down in film history as an epic achievement in comedy. 2) Moulin Rouge. When it came out over 20 years ago, critics were *viciously* divided along love it/hate it lines. Today it is mostly regarded as a great film--the dissenters are people who hate joy, fun, and love--and we can look back and see how much influence its inventiveness and risk-taking has had on the two decades of entertainment that followed it, musical and non-musical alike (up to and including Peaky Blinders!). Like its main characters, it ranges from agony to ecstasy and everything in between, with a brilliant use and juxtaposition of songs you'll recognize being used in new and creative ways. 3) Come from Away. This was filmed similarly to Hamilton in that it is a filmed production of a live Broadway musical in front of an audience. If you've ever heard anything about it, you've probably heard it referred to as "the musical about 9/11," which, I know, I know how that sounds, it would turn *anybody* off. The thing is, it is in fact a musical about what happened that day and on the days immediately following-- but it is not about what happened in New York. It's the story of what happened in a small Canadian town with a big airport where close to 40 passenger and commercial planes were redirected to land because American airspace was closed. A town of 9,000 people hosted almost 7,000 stranded passengers until the U.S. reopened its airspace. It's their stories -- intimate and moving and often delightfully funny -- a stunning piece of art with an extraordinary cast and brilliant staging. (Please watch all the way through the end credits.) 4) Chicago. At the Oscars, it won Best Picture, Best Supporting Actress, Best Costumes, Best Art Direction, Best Editing, and Best Sound. It won Best Film and Best Cast at the Critics' Choice Awards, the director won Best Director from the Director's Guild, and both Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress at the Screen Actors' Guild Awards. Chicago is brilliantly adapted from stage to screen and is a ride from start to finish. Everyone brings their A-plus game. This is (in my opinion) the second-greatest adaptation of a stage musical to a movie (Cabaret is my #1 but I don't think you should watch Cabaret until you've got a few more musicals under your belt).

Whitney Miller

As far as musicals go, one of my favorites is Sweeny Todd with Johnny Depp and Alan Rickman. Who wouldn't want to hear them sing about betrayal, revenge, murder, cannibalism, and baking? It's fantastic!!! 5 Answers, for sure. Be sure to use subtitles -- some of the Cockney accents are hard to understand. Not a spoiler. This is the movie synopsis on the back of the DVD. "Evil Judge Turpin (Alan Rickman) lusts for the beautiful wife of a London barber (Johnny Depp) and transports him to Australia for a crime he did not commit. Returning after 15 years and calling himself Sweeney Todd, the now-mad man vows revenge, applying his razor to unlucky customers and shuttling the bodies down to Mrs. Lovett (Helena Bonham Carter), who uses them in her meat-pie shop. Though many fall to his blade, he will not be satisfied until he slits Turpin's throat."

Alanna Meyers

🎶THIS IS THE GREATEST SHOW🎶

Lomovie

Guys you will LOVE Moulin Rouge!... And we would certainly love watching it with you!