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It seems today's young generation has gone nuts , since they prefer this kind of mockery of lyrics and musical scores , and associate gossip with it, for example, if you sing ek bar aaja, the ghost would come.
The scoring replete with many musical numbers for its short running time of 70 minutes earned a deserved Oscar nom.
Such a highly-anticipated remake of a cherished musical classic and such a bitter pill it was to have to take.
The plot is insipid; the characterizations and dialogue stink; the musical numbers, while occasionally staged in interesting ways, are not only too often absurd, but also lyrically trite, painfully bright, and emotionally hollow to the core.
Having done a little bit of reading up on the film industry of Bollywood this week, I understand somewhat why there are seemingly unrelated musical numbers and romance and comedy in a horror film.
I'm not a big fan of musicals, although this technically might not qualify as a musical.
"Mame" is a disgrace to many things--to Lucille Ball, to a story which has been told better many times over, and to the musical genre altogether.
OK, Grease has a very well thought out story along with being a musical.
I want to time travel back to Monogram Studios and throttle someone in their 2 room front office for this sloppy musical.
I suspect this talent package was almost the raison d'etre for Monogram financing this back-lot musical produced by resident schlockmeister extraordinaire Sam Katzman.
For a country that has produced some of the world's finest dramatists and has such a rich musical heritage it has always been a source of bewilderment to me why so much of Ireland's home-grown cinema has been so appalling.
Anyway, Savage Intruder starts with a bizarre montage of what looks like MGM musical & premiere footage & a few spinning portraits which have no meaning whatsoever in the long run.
Beans are the musical fruit, you know.
Writer/Director Brian Burns has obviously seen a few romantic comedies, and he seems to think that he's discovered the formula for success: plenty of location shots in New York (preferably in the winter), allusions to old Hollywood films (especially musicals), enjoyable musical soundtrack.
With decent direction, editing, and musical score, this could have been a good movie, perhaps a dark version of Blake Edward's '10', instead of a weepy version of Ron Howard's 'Splash'.
To remake "Lost Horizon", as a musical, the need for a Rodgers & Hammerstein or Lerner & Lowe type musical composition was needed.
The main portion of this lightweight musical story is located at fictional Midwick College, which Peter Kendricks (Peter Lind Hayes) attends due to the largesse of stage actress Grace Hayes, his real-life mother who fills the same role here, and who manages to supply his love interest through her secretary Mary (Healy) who is his real-life wife.
The incredibly bad musical score makes its debut from the start.
The film retains the story and songs that made the stage version of the musical such a hit, but the songs sound lifeless on screen.
The musical presentations in the movie, SouthPark, was much better than in Mama Mia.
Very well, then, "Lost Horizon", the old classic, as a musical, in color.
Another of those flimsy stories coupled with most forgettable musical numbers.
When coupling Norris' "serious" acting turn with over-the-top musical cues signaling every forthcoming scene in predictable fashion, the film becomes a chore to sit through.
An oddball musical comedy that fails in almost every aspect.
"Cover Girl" is a lacklustre WWII musical with absolutely nothing memorable about it, save for its signature song, "Long Ago and Far Away."
I think of lite feel good musical dance numbers, with gorgeous outfits on the men and women.
Princess Raccoon, an allegedly whimsical musical based on Japanese folklore, easily qualifies for one of the ten worst films that I have ever seen.
It did have a somewhat appropriate musical score.
I have read almost all the books by now, and have seen the musical production in two different languages.
While the dialect humor is mostly lame, there is a brief musical sequence involving "black skeletons" that was entertaining.
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